The Baby Mail Editorial and Circulation Notes
The text presents masthead details for a publication in Hagerstown Maryland and lists editorial and corporate offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles and Atlanta. It includes subscription rates, post office classifications, and a brief historical economic reflection noting how the country endured repeated financial distress and recovered each time. It ends with an observation that the country has overcome economic downturns several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke, Kuipers, Mahoney and Payne
New York
Chicago Graybar Building
Wabash
Lexington Ave Ave
San Prancisco
Seattle
Montgomery St
Leary
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Associated Press News Rights Notice
A preserved notice states The Associated Press owns exclusive rights to use and publish all news dispatches credited or not credited in the paper. It reserves publication rights for special dispatches and local news published herein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Love Triumphs Over Hurdles In Hagerstown Romance
A couple from Fulton county won through after a snowbound wedding license dash in Hagerstown. A two dollar check failed at first, then cash eventually paid the license fee. They returned with cash and completed the ceremony with a minister, later arriving by truck. The tale ends with a moral on perseverance leading to happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Backward Look at History and Economic Hardship
A reflective passage cites a 1924 Henry Clay speech about national distress. It notes shrinking exports, low morale in foreign navigation, reduced commerce, and threatened resources. The excerpt frames hardship as a lens for postwar recovery and resilience.
Little Nations in League Urge Firm Action on Manchuria
Geneva dispatch reports the small states pressed the League of Nations to refuse recognition of Manchukuo and adopt the Lytton report. Big powers remain noncommittal, hampered by rivalries and diplomacy, while the little nations gain voice and may keep the League alive and potentially more effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Little Nations
League
Manchukuo
Lytton
Travel payments as debt relief proposal from Maine reader
A Maine writer suggests settling foreign war debts with travel service payments instead of cash. Debtor nations would grant annual credit to the U S, honored by traveler checks usable abroad for transport and goods, redeemed by debtor governments in their currency or bonds. Congress should cut about a billion from the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
United States
James W Collier to retire from House March 4
Washington reports veteran Mississippi Democrat James W Collier chair of the Ways and Means Committee will retire March 4 after 24 years in Congress. Illness briefly sidelined him but he returns to lead budget and tariff matters as the 72nd Congress nears its close. The piece notes beer legislation and holiday shopping as contemporaneous topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
James W. Collier
Mississippi
Ways and Means
Collier
The
Mississippian
Coller
Ways and Mears Committee
Crisp
Georgia
Supreme Court
Congress
The Wrestling Match and Moral Reflections
A vivid description of a brutal wrestling bout shows two large men collide, twist, and slam on a crowded canvas, the crowd roaring as one foe is tossed and pinned. The piece shifts to a psychological analysis of a child harboring aggression, distrust, and a fragile conscience, warning that kindness triggers guilt and leads to rude behavior, suspicion, and potential delinquency without timely help.
Talks to Parents About the Difficult Child
The article discusses a child who resists confidence from parents and teachers. He remains unaffectionate and unapproachable, responding poorly to both punishment and gentleness. Specialists suggest psychiatric treatment for such subtle, complex behavioral issues.
Escapees Recaptured After Prison Farm Break
Three men escaped from the State Penal Farm at Roxbury Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Officials recaptured them two hours later. The trio were Raymond Cooper of Pittsville Maryland Louis W Coulbert of Hagerstown and Eustis Harris of Baltimore colored. They were all transferred from the House of Correction and returned there to complete sentences. Also noted a device counting sand grains for sediment analysis by J E Appel of the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Hal T. Kearns
Raymond Cooper
Pittsville
Louis W. Coulbert
Hagerstown
Eustis Harris
Baltimore
House of Correction
British diet committee sets daily calorie needs by group
A British Ministry of Health committee of scientists on diet advises government on applying modern nutrition data. It estimates daily calories for adults and children, with adults needing about 3000 for men and 2500 for women, and children varying by age. It also outlines recommended protein fats and carbohydrate ranges for temperate climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Health
Dietary guidelines emphasize protein quality and balance
The committee warns that calories from carbohydrates should not exceed 66 percent. It notes not all proteins aid tissue replacement equally, with first class proteins mainly in animal products like cheese eggs fish meat and milk. A daily minimum of about one and one third ounces of first class protein is advised along with adequate fiber minerals and vitamins.
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She Mail Publishing Company
South Jonathan Sites
Maryland
Hawken
Baby Mail
S. B. Phillips
C& P
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Pitt x H
the Daily Mail
Hegerstown
Henry Clay
Geneva
Any
Herbert Plummer
Prof. Picecard
Rome
Rtalks
Alice Judson Peale
J. E. Appel
University of Chicago
Hagerstown Bank
Drago Goldsmon
Academy of Medicine
Essentials In Dietetics
Ened
R. A. Highbarger
R. D. McKee
Universal
Unn
Schindel Rohrer & Co., Inc
South
Potomac St
Oeta
Home Furniture Co
S. Potomac St
the House of
Clarion Jr
Pecvie
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
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