07 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented 1927 1936 period notice outlines annual and monthly rates for mail subscriptions, with multiple city office addresses listed including Hagerstown and Chicago. The piece also contains an unrelated court-chronicle reflection on the nature of love and legality, noting a judge’s stance on personal affection versus property.
A column discusses United States debt strategy with Reginald McKenna on paying foreign and private debts, turning balances into new credits while retaining global gold reserves. It shifts to a Florida man planning an Earth to Venus rocket, exploring youthful longing to dream of distant stars and space travel.
A collage of ideas and quirky observations highlights ambitions of rockets and space, along with asides on poetry, industry, and public life. The text muses on progress, memory, and the lure of grand schemes, contrasting grand plans with practical notes about rockets and a Montana walking fish.
A devotional line citing John 15 19 about greater love and laying down one’s life for friends. The passage urges everyday heroism in virtues at home and within the community. It closes with a reference to Madam Ellis and a nod to shared moral effort.
The piece discusses Henry Ford’s small monoplane offering as a potential trigger for widespread airplane ownership. It notes the craft’s 29 foot wingspan, 25 to 30 miles per gallon fuel efficiency, and an estimated price around 2390 dollars. The author weighs the unlikely, slow-to-develop early stage, safety improvements, and the possibility ordinary citizens flying may become common like driving cars. It reflects optimism tempered by caution about learning to fly and the broader impact on daily life.
A dramatic headline describes a dispute involving a wife and another woman accused of alienating her husband's affection. The plaintiff demanded damages and legal counsel urged a cautious approach as the case progressed through court procedures.
New York contrasts restless small-town youths chasing rags to riches with millions in the city where miracles appear daily for some yet many find no miracles. Broadway charity uses big names to draw crowds while celebrities fund causes in varied ways. Jolson shares profits with the poor and Babe Ruth leads crowds to support industrial schools.
A report describes an aircraft carrier incident near the Saratoga canal where heavy debris and concrete were torn from a rock wall, with several feet of damage noted as the machine moved through the area.
Senator Wheeler visits coal region in Pennsylvania and asks the Interstate Commerce Committee to investigate what he calls horrible misery. A Hopewell delegation will petition the Board of Education at 4 PM in Court House to request changes in local school service.
An old promotion touts Marmola prescription tablets as a modern weight loss method. It claims a gland element aids food into energy, with millions of boxes sold over 20 years. Available from druggists for $1 a box, use four tablets daily to reach normal weight.
A short verse recounts a dinner table tale about a boastful golfer. The speaker reflects on vanity and the clash between bragging and truth as a witty anecdote unfolds. The narrator notes the golfer’s claim and the lady’s supportive talk, ending with a sly remark on pride.
Reginald Walters, appealing a first degree murder conviction, remains in fair spirits as his case heads to the April term of the Court of Appeals. Jail turnkey Russell Schulducht reported Walters is eating well and sleeping normally while receiving visits from family. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for a Prohibition related murder following the November term.
A regional ad claims Allenrhu Number 2 capsules rapidly relieve rheumatic torment in five days. Wareham's City Pharmacy Courtman’s City Rate Store and all local druggists endorse the treatment with a money-back guarantee if pain persists after five days.
A local advertiser pledges a forthcoming complete Luarhgonette menu with many new Sada Fountain specialties. The note promises quink and accurate service, and invites readers to watch for announcements. It promotes MacKennie’s Double Bien Chocolate Malted Milk Shakes and Chocolate Sodas as premier offerings.
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