Daily Mail Publishing Rates and Editorial Contacts
The Daily Mail Publishes at 6th Avenue with a subscription rate of 1460 per year and monthly options. Foreign representatives include M. Burke in New York and Chicago offices. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves rights for republication and dispatches.
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MH. M. Burke, Inc
Graybar Building
Teeington Ave
New Torks
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Constitution Building
Avante
Georgia
Bureau of Circulation
Byuinees
Ari Mantes
Prespha Associated Press
Pis News Dispatch
Piso
Messenger of Mercy on the Roof of Idaho’s Thender Range
Remote high in the Thender mountains of Idaho a country doctor braves deadly snow and treacherous trails to reach a sick boy with influenza. With sled dogs lining the way and danger at every turn, Dr. Dor Numbers carries medicine and mercy to save life against formidable odds.
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Thender Mountains
Idsho
Young Gminer
Mecail
Janho
Dor
Data
Winter Maypole and Christmas Tree Cheer
Fragmentary OCR describes a winter maypole and Christmas tree theme, noting a season of goodness and peace. It cites Charles Lathep Pack of the American Tree Association, discussing economic aspects of Christmas trees and seasonal demand affecting production and affordability.
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Charles Lathep Pack
American ‘Tree Association
Christmas trees as a farm crop proposed by Pack
The article notes possible farming of Christmas trees on idle US land as a profit for farmers. Pack argues planting and proper cutting should be encouraged, condemning the practice of opposing Christmas tree cultivation. He supports topping large trees for crowns and highlights cheer for many American women and potential profit for thousands of farmers.
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Pack
United States
Christies
Do not run in 1933, Coolidge states decision
Fragmentary 1933 remarks recount Coolidge telling plant leaders and senators he would not run. The account notes heated debate, public petitions, and media reaction as the president claims his meaning was misread, prompting shock across America.
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Coolidge
Feas
Ahlo
Stout
Foss
Cams
America
Chicago Couple Divorces After Fifty Years Of Marriage
A Chicago couple has been divorced after fifty years of marriage in a case noted among muddled text. The report hints at domestic strain amid a broader discussion of politics and social roles.
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Chicago
Nightlife notes on Broadway stars and a lively crowd
Gilbert Bwan details a rainy night in New York with Evelyn Noabit’s Broadway club opening and a premiere of Max Reinhardt’s troupe. He chats with Rosamund Pinchet and Mary Carolyn Davis, mentions Gloria Swanson and Constance Talmadge, notes Helen Hayes in Coquette, and comments on Novarro’s social calls and Don Ryan’s press push.
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New York
Sorans
Evelyn Noabit
New Broadway
Harry Thaw
Liis
Max Reinhardi
Mary Carolyn’Davis
Port‘land
Garrets
Rosamand Pinchet
Ferenc Molnar
Arnold Worl
Reinathardt
Strasbore
Chicago
Richman
Gloria Swangon
Lown
Hollywood
Broadway
United Artists
de Mille
Gloria
Constance Talmadge
Dudley Flest Maione
Manhattan
Segson
Helen Hayes
Helen
Washington, D.C
Aright
Lew Fields
Éamon Novarro
Don Ryan
Hollywood Rim
Mr. Novarro
Gilbert Bwan
Repyright
NEA Service, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A grieving woman sobs as death took her loved one and left a lonely home. Neighbors bring comfort, tidy the room, and soothe the sorrow with tender acts and belief in human kindness.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Study Debunks Claim Mothers Who Smoke Harm Infants
A Chicago convention report claimed 60 percent of infants born to smoking mothers die by age two from nicotine. Cornell Medical College researchers roastingly rebut the claim, reporting cow milk contained only traces of nicotine after large doses, and nursing mothers who smoke showed no reliable harm to their infants.
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Chicago
Robert Hetcher
Hilda Brosby
Department of Pharmacology
Cornell
Medical College
Comfort for Gold Star Mothers in War's Shadow
The piece reflects on mothers who have lost sons in war and those scarred by conflict. It contrasts wartime grief with calls for lasting peace, nuclear arms displays, and the futility of diplomatic efforts. Roger Babson interviews Dr. Charles Steinmetz, who predicts future progress in spiritual ties and humane studies as the path to ending war.
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Moving
Jund
Tika
Diplomata
Roger Babson
Charlee Steinmetz
Robson Suked
Dvetar Steinmetz
Babsod
Steimmere
Battleships or Babies War Cry in Attack on U S Children’s Bureau
Washington dispatch reports Congressman A Platt Andrew of Gloucester Mass rails against the U S Children’s Bureau as a target in funding battles over food relief farm relief and tax cuts. He advocates abolishing the bureau claiming its costs misrepresent the maternity and infancy act and federal child welfare spending.
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U. S
Children’s Bureau
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Cou Grewpman
A. Platt Andrew
Glowceptor
Mass
Childrens Bureau
Department of Labor
Andrew
Children's Bureau
Cabinera
Andrew Wild
Itwell
Congress
Cole
Usless
People
Party
Shell
National Research Council
Waitton
Wilson
Hin
Fragmented rural tale yields a bread offering
A short, fragmented scene shows a crying woman pleading for relief as she shares a home made loaf with a man named Ho. The terse exchange hints at hardship and fragile hope within a small community.
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