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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1928

Page

2

Local Newspaper Contact and Office Information

The memo lists communications routing for The Paily Mall Editorial Business or Circulation Departments with General Manager Phillips. It notes mailing address acceptances at the Hagerstown Post Office as second class matter and provides a phone line and department contact guidance. The text emphasizes department-specific contact and internal routing for inquiries and circulation matters.

Audit Bureau of Circulation Paliy Mall Phillips Hagerstown Postoffice Ag Matter. & P. Phona

Daily Thought on Justice and Temptation

A devotional line cites Amos 5 12 and Thomas a Kempis noting how corruption harms the just and the poor in gate dealings. It warns that avoiding small faults leads to greater falls, urging vigilance against subtle vice.

Thomas A, Kempis

Ford's view of ancient science and reincarnation

The essay argues Henry Ford believed ancient civilizations possessed twentieth century devices and that their scientists’ goals persist through reincarnation. It notes mainstream archaeologists would doubt him, yet portrays Ford as seeing a miraculous, machinery-filled world shaped by hidden forces. The piece contrasts Ford with other thinkers who view history as evolved machinery over time.

Mr. Ford

Mothers’ complacency blamed for girls’ delinquency in Dover

In Dover New Jersey three respected business men were indicted on more than 200 charges alleging delinquency of over 30 young schoolgirls. A mother described her child as having a good home and no further questions about schooling, reflecting broader apathy among parents.

A Promise From China Chiang Kai-Shek Vows Change

Chiang Kai-Shek pledges to abrogate unequal treaties with foreign powers within three years or face public decapitation. The remark, rightly or wrongly dramatic, invites speculation about similar presidents in other nations and eras.

Chiang

Save Yosemite Trees From Private Timber Harvest

The Yosemite timber stands totaling about 11 200 acres are privately owned and at risk of being cut by several lumber companies. Representative Louis Crampton of Michigan has introduced a bill to fund government purchase of privately owned lands within the park to preserve them for public enjoyment. Interest urged to contact congressmen.

Great Yosemite National Park Louis Crampton Mich Igan Congress

Tiny Central American Nations Are Fast Being Americanized

Rodney Dutcher reports from Amapala and Tegucigalpa how Honduras shows rapid Americanization through import patterns, equipment, and culture. American goods and films dominate shops and entertainment, while educated Hondurans increasingly study in the United States, shaping a pro American mood.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Herbert Hoover Amapala Honduras Central America United States Tegucigalpa Britain France

Mail Pouch Satirical Roundup on Romanian Railroad Theft

A blend of quips on Mussolini cabinet posts and a missing rail line, plus a Pittsburgh professor claiming the smallest fight in the world. Senator Curtis comments on Jerviser, a Buffalo suicide over a too beautiful girl, a movie star escaping serious injury after a car accident, and brief notes on public figures and political jests.

University of Pittsburgh

Banks Merge in Martinsburg Announcement

Merger of the People's Trust Company and the Shenandoah Valley Bank and Trust Co of Martinsburg has been announced. The People's Trust banking quarters will be used and the staff of the other bank will be absorbed. Charles Futterer of Washington D C is spending Christmas holidays with his mother on South Potomac Street.

People’s Trust, Company Shenandoah Valley Bank and Trust Co Martinsburg People’s Trust Co Charles Futterer Washington, D. C J. IF. Futterar South Potomac Street

Harlem White Explorers Clash With Negro Cabaret Scene

In New York Harlem, white explorers crowd into small midtown and underground venues criticising and mimicking black dance culture. The piece notes whites increasingly attend so called hot spots, with women attemptingto learn dances from black performers, provoking unease and humor, as several pioneer venues like Small's and Connie's Inn continue to operate.

New York Harlem van Vechten Texas Way States Helen Morgan Small's Connie’s Inn

The Danger In Deep Seated Coughs And Colds

The article warns that simple colds can worsen into pneumonia bronchitis influenza and other wasting diseases if neglected. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as a non drug remedy that breaks up the cold and cough while building fighting strength, noting over 73 years of success.

Father John

Climate factors in tuberculosis recovery and care

Dr Morris Fishbein explains climate matters for TB outcomes but stresses that treatment quality and rest are crucial. He notes heat or cold influence the body through humidity, wind and moisture, with dry air stimulating but demanding bodily response, while excessive moisture relaxes and may predispose to relapse.

Morris Fishbein American Medical Association Hygein Health James A. Miller Mailer United States Public Health Service

Just Foixs By Edgar A. Guest

Poem reflects on aging and loss as the old year ends and the new year begins. It contrasts a fading man with the advancing march of progress and ends with a cautious note about knowing which year is best.

Just |Foixs Edgar A. Guest

Preventing influenza with two simple steps

A guidance piece advises two precautions to cut flu risk. First protect nose and throat daily with Miscol and use it mornings and nights. Second keep the system strong, avoiding laxatives, with Najol, a natural aid believed to bolster resistance during epidemics.

Nujol and Mistol Promote Flu and Cold Resistance

A promotional notice extols Nujol as harmless and effective when taken night and morning to keep one in first class condition. It claims the combination with Mistol provides a double safeguard against colds and influenza, urging readers to buy both from druggists now to avoid illness.

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