Public newspaper masthead and contact details
The entry lists the Daily Mail publishing office in Hagerstown Maryland with general manager and address lines for bureaus in New York Chicago Atlanta and other cities. It includes subscription rate notes, postal classifications, and audit bureau membership in a dense industry masthead style.
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Hawke National
Burke, Kuipers and Mahoney
NEW _YORF
Chicago Graybar
Wsbash
Lexington Ave
Ave
Atlanta
Daily Mall
E. Phillips
Ig Rer Co. & P. Phome
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press Copyright Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to the use of all news dispatches credited or not credited in this paper plus local news. All rights of publication for special dispatches are reserved.
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Associated Press
Shop At Home for Christmas Spending Leads to Local Benefit
Residents of Hagerstown and the county should shop locally to keep money circulating within the area. Local spending benefits multiple workers from clerks to coal dealers, and keeps dollars in the community while offering similar or broader stock than larger cities.
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Hagerstown
Christmas Spirit Outlook Social Note From Hayesrtown
The piece urges awareness of the approaching Christmas season, noting street decorations, gifts, and festive conversations in Hayesrtown. It emphasizes sharing the spirit, giving rather than receiving, and calls for reducing unhappiness among those who may miss the holiday mood. It also hints at a remark about women retailers spending 8% of a dollar.
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Hayesrtown
Bob McMillin
Indiana University
Bo McMillin
GOP Editorial on Simpson Hastings Split At RNC
The Philadelphia Record criticizes the Republican National Committee for rejecting Kenneth Simpson of New York in favor of Daniel Hastings of Delaware. It lauds Simpson’s liberal backing yet argues the party’s choice signals a stark divide, urging reconciliation between conservatives and liberals to sustain democracy and reform. It also critiques footballs professionalism trend while pondering motives behind public crises and trust in leadership.
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G.O.P
Kenneth Simpson
New York
Republican National Committee
Daniel O. Hastings
Delaware
Philadelphia Record
Hastings
Simpson
Liberty League
duPont
Senate
LaGuardia
Dewey
Hamilton
National Committee
Republican Party
England
Republican Bank and File
Monopolies drive patent limits on radio tubes
In a split ruling the Supreme Court upheld patent owners' right to limit use of vacuum tube amplifiers sold for radio home sets, while banning use in talking pictures. The decision targets Western Electric and Talking Pictures, risking triple damages for misused tubes and prompting DOJ concerns over anti trust administration.
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Washington
Su Jradio
Congress
Congressional Departmental
Western Electric Company
General Talking Pictures Corporation
Department of Justice
Black and Reed
Health Through Two Centuries of Medicine History
The late eighteenth century bred intellectual giants across culture and science, from Voltaire and Rousseau to the Encyclopedists, with Harvard and Pennsylvania Medical School emerging, Jenner’s smallpox vaccination sparked from a cowpox remark, and early feats in chemistry, psychiatry, sign language, and chest percussion shaping modern medicine.
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Voltaire
Rousseau
United States
University of Pennsylvania
Medical Society of
New York City
Harvard
Edward Jenner
Priestly
Scheele
Lavoisier
France
Mesmer
Abbe de l’Epee
Auenbrugger
Transition From Amiable Poesy to Foreboding Land
A reflective line describes the shift from warm companionship to a stark, uncertain future. It frames heartache and mental anguish as inevitable responses to an abrupt, unpredictable change. The mood leans toward somber contemplation of looming doubt and unease.
When is a man rich in Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A poem ponders wealth beyond money asking when true richness arrives. It questions whether power and possessions define a man or if friends, dignity, and simple joys hold real value. The piece contrasts material wealth with contentment, art, and community.
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Ada
Man About Manhattan Charm and Oddities in New York
George Tucker recounts a December stroll through Manhattan with Jolson and Billy House, noting comic banter about weight and cigar ashes. A real estate pitch includes a rabbit foot omen, a ten‑year‑old scavenger, and a contract joke with Adele Ronson. The piece also highlights Rockefeller Center’s skating pond, its daily crowds, and the ice lake’s climate‑control details, with evening skating priced at 2.30 to 11.00.
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New York
Jolson
Billy House
House
Rabbit
Adele Ronson
Adele
Rockefeller Center
Mooney seeks pardon after 21-year fight
In San Francisco on December 6, Thomas J. Mooney began steps to obtain a gubernatorial pardon from Culbert Olson after a prolonged appeal process. Attorney George T. Davis called the lack of court action a tragedy and notified District Attorney Matthew Brady of Mooney’s intention to seek clemency following his 1916 Preparedness Day bombing conviction.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
United States
Culbert L. Olson
George T. Davis
Mooney
How to Grow Christmas Trees for Farmers
Farmers exploring commercial Christmas tree growing are invited to write the editor for a free condensed planting guide. The guide covers soils and sites planting methods spacing varieties and species and other key points. Christmas trees can be a profitable cash crop in many regions and make good use of land prone to erosion. Include a 3 cent stamp when requesting the guide. POST OFFICE STATE Address letters to THE DAILY MAIL Agricultural Editor Bar 1528 Washington DC.
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THE
Daily Mail
Washington, D. C
Living Christmas Tree To Grow Indoors Then Plant Outdoors
A practical guide to using a living evergreen as a Christmas tree and later transplanting it outdoors. It outlines selecting a tree, potting, sheltering roots, preparing a permanent lawn site, timing transplant after Christmas, pruning care, and protecting foliage from indoor heating and outdoor sun. It emphasizes choosing species like firs, spruces, pines, and hemlocks for dual indoor and outdoor use.
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Federal Communications Commission
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Man About Manhattan
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French Academy
Planck
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Charles White Uried
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Rexall Phey
Hotsitton Corner
Dan van Gorder
Mail Information Bureau
van Gorder Service, Inc
Waanington
D.C
Codemus
Harry S. Myers
N. Potomac St
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Miller's Furniture
South Potomac ST
R. & G. Dep’t Store
Weaver & Wurlitzer
Shockey Furniture Co
Summit Avenue
Baltimore
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N.Y
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Lexington
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Semmit Avenue
Fagerstown
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