Rere 1880 Publication Notice and Rates
Publishes subscription options for the Daily Mail brought to readers in Hagerstown. Rates shown include four fifty per year, forty cents and tenth per week, and three cents for single copies. Foreign rep B Hawken listed with offices in New York Chicago and Brokawey.
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Jonathan Bresterstown
Hawken
Eniaburee Inc
Brokawey Baa
Broadwe
New York
Michigan
Chicago
Hull to Begin 1924 Campaign with Jackson Day Dinners
Cordell Hull, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, initiates plans for Jackson Day dinners across the United States around January 3 to mobilize the party after recent victory and prepare the 1924 presidential campaign. He urges parties at all levels to unite and sustain militant party activity and to engage the press in making the events a historic success. Additional notes discuss war savings stamps, certificates maturing in 1924, and new treasury certificates as financial appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
United States
Hull
Democratic Party
Hulla
Menarty
Sam
Treasury
Chivalry Debate Echoes In Modern Times
Fragmented dialogue rails at fading manners as a modern speaker mocks old rituals and gender roles. A chaotic exchange touches on respect, equality, and daily chores, hinting at tension between tradition and contemporary expectations.
Golf Officials Warn Against Commercializing The Game
Frederic J. Haskin notes United States Golf Association warning that allowing large purses and professional prize money could commercialize golf. The committee urges clubs to limit prize money to protect the sport’s traditional integrity and keep spectator access affordable.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
United States Golf Association
Association
United States
Gene Sarazen
Wala
Vhia Carvices
Hia
Java
Performianda
Edwilxston
Golf club aims to develop players with ghost cards
The club invites a limited audience to key events where ghost cards are issued by Mosibers. Golf is a sport designed to nurture amateur skill, not merely entertain spectators, focusing on development over professional spectacle.
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Mosibers
Turkey Shortage Fears If Holidays Push Demand
Suppose demand spikes as Harding suggests turkey supplies may dwindle. Analysts warn of potential shortages around Thanksgiving and Christmas if producers cannot keep pace with wider holiday cooking trends.
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Harding
Reader Q and A column on household queries and science
A lively reader Q and A page addresses medical, culinary, and geographic curiosities. It covers a recipe for cranberry sherbet with steps, explains why George Washington did not sign the Declaration, notes magnetic versus true north distances, and discusses when joint wedding cards should be used.
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RK. W. A
Geological Survey
North Pole
Fragmented text reflecting political topics and distant references
The fragmentary OCR notes show scattered mentions of trials, labor, prosecutions, and domestic figures. It hints at political critique, labor tensions, and social satire, but lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places to anchor a clear news item.
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Baily
Awdit Bureau of Circulation
Seaa Ee Eae
Adazean Att Communications
Peaircanine
Eealsisimbeaitielt
Hagerstown
Aca
Air
Jackeon
Asai
Ansil
Murner
Ireland
Vaele Sam
Uncle Sam
Joan
Turkey
Alovaye
Berton Braley
Chivatry
Tye
Dave
Rurry
Haskim
Boudoir
Han
Garver Furniture Co
BE. Franilin Street
Vicks Rus
Frederick
Q. Phomso
Shepherber
George Washington
Continental Congress
Continental Army
Congress
Aigners
W Jll
Williag
Angiesy
Malden
Brenden
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