Daily Mail masthead and masthead details
The Daily Mail publication details and circulation information from the masthead. It includes address lines for offices in Baltimore and New York, subscription rates, and Associated Press copyright notice. It notes editorial contact routes and post office entries from 1888.
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A. Maken
Haitor National ‘Representativ Burke, Kuipers and Mahoney
New York
Reo
Graybar
N. Wabash
Lexington Ave. Ave
Atlanta, Ga
Glenn Blas
Thaily Mail
Last Minute Rally Gives Trojans Victory in Rose Bowl
In Pasadena California Duke led late as Southern California surged back to win the Ross Bowl thriller. The Trojans overcame a flawless Duke defense and a late lead to clinch a stunning comeback victory. A moral echoed: never give up when defeat looms.
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Duke University
Southern California
Pasadena
Calif
Trojans
Duke
A Year Of Promise And New Beginnings
A hopeful New Year message urges courage and belief in moral, spiritual, and material progress. It compares time to Roman legions and stresses personal responsibility, steering destinies, and avoiding timidity as the world faces problems. Another item notes a new Phillies season and a new Czar of Russia, with a Paris cafe anecdote.
Kipling Shrine Protest in Rottingdean Seeks Heritage Preserved
Residents protest turning Kipling’s former home site in Rottingdean Brighton for speculative development. They call for a fund to preserve the Kipling residence as a literary shrine, recalling his empire writings and local presence. The piece shifts to a reflection on self confidence versus conceit, noting beauty and intellect as fragile and often overrated, with caution against overstatement of personal talents.
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Kipling
Browning
Rottingdean
Brighton
Rudyard Kipling
Chronicler
Singer
Empire
India
Brighton Corporation
America
Brattleboro
Cleveland
White House
Mowgli
Just Folks By EDGAR A. GUEST The Camera Man's Bull Season
The piece lampoons seasonal photo trends as winter arrives. Wire Photo plans to show fights from hockey and portraits of social events while joking about baseball imagery and fashionable women. It notes Americans own most bathtubs and previews idle winter topics.
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Sen Biscut
Taei
Sam
Pic Tires
Stephens for on the Supreme Court seat argued
Washington Daybook notes Judge Harold M. Stephens, long linked with Roosevelt’s judicial circle, advanced from Utah practice to the circuit court and then to the Supreme Court prospects. Critics cite age, writing pace, and political wrangling. allies praise his scholarship and New Deal loyalty amid patent interests and western representation concerns.
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Washington, Jen
Harold M. Stephens
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Ferdinand the Bull
Utah
Junio
Harvard
Senator Walsh
Montana
Homer Cummings
Cummings
Court of Appeals
Congress
West
Stephens
Pact Placed in Archives of State
Annapolis January 4 An interstate pact with 22 signatories on parolee treatment and supervision was sent to the Hall of Records for permanent Maryland archives by Governor-elect Herbert R. O Conor in his letter to state archivist Dr James A Robertson. The compact lets a parolee from any signatory state enter another signatory state if he has relatives or employment there and provides cooperative parole supervision.
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Annapolis
Hall of Records
Herbert R. O'Cono O'Conor
James A. Robertson
Maryland
Iron Age forecasts 1939 steel production rise
Iron Age annual survey estimates 1939 crude steel output at least 40 million gross tons, about a 46 percent increase from 1938. The publication cautions no boom is expected, but notes 1939 should exceed 1933 by a comfortable margin.
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New York
Washington County Teachers Institute Held at Court House
The 11th annual session drew 217 teachers led by County Superintendent John F. Fockler. Officers for Fair Board announced with no changes. A new cemetery for Hagerstown was proposed on Washington street. Montross Casket head supervised unloading five carloads of machinery for Pope Company building, with production set for February. A 14 year old boy Cantner caused a stir at Samuel Emmett's hardware store after being locked in. Edward B. Delk of a Philadelphia firm arrived with plans for a new Trinity Lutheran church.
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Washington County
Teachers’ Institute
Court House
John F. Fockler
Conrad Clever
Mr. Montress
Montross Casket Company
Pope Company
Garbett's Addition
Cantner
Samuel Emmett
Startaman
Edward B. Delk
Philadelphia
Trinity Tutheran Church
Years Ago 15 Today Local Officials and Elections
E B Munson and others elected as officers of the Junior Fire Company with a standing committee named. Tax collector Keller reported collections between 0 and 7 0 0. Chamber directors include Gans Leiter Holsapple and Lane. City leaders plan for an electric light plant. A 50000 fish hatchery was urged by Frederick sportsmen. Vernon Simmons led the local delegation. The piece notes nostalgia for the old big shot who laughed at himself.
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E. B. Munson
J. Z
Dagwalt
Roy Widdows
Harry Kershner
Norman Munson
Clifford Betts
Jas. B. Shaffer
Charles Schaffner
J. C. Reed
M. Blanm
John Wolf
Max Hoover
Harry J. Doornberger
Chamber of Commerce
Emmet W. Gans
Roy A. Leiter
Emory Holsapple
Wm. P. Lane
Vv. PD. Miller
Clarence Stickell
Mark Mellor
Victor Miller
Roy Leiter
Robert R. Moffett
Maryland
Frederick
Vernon N. Simmons
Man About Manhattan and wandering tales by George Tuckee
New York correspondent George Tuckee shares a light week in notes from January. Leo Pilot of Universal explains a two week Florida rest due to illness and an early February return. A humorous animal tale follows with a lion encounter baited by a drinking buddy in Africa. The column briefly trails into a Mississippi acquaintance Bob McGimser and a childhood Bible anecdote of Shadrach Meshach and Abednego.
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New York
Himemimim
Leo Pilot
Universal
George
Florida
Bob WcGimser
Mississippi
Bob
Shadrach, Meshach
Health impact of M. B. 693 in pneumonia and gonorrhea
Reports from May and Baker Labs show M. B. 693 as a safer, faster acting treatment for pneumococcus pneumonia. Early fever and pulse decline within hours followed by rapid recovery are noted, with growing use in gonorrhea showing promising results. broader prospects for pneumonia complications remain under study. May is a favored marriage month in Switzerland per the article.
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Mas
Luton
Shadrach song born from Bible tales inspires swing hit
A Mississippi boy recalls Shadrach and Meshach and Abednego from Bible stories. The tale inspired a song titled Shadrach that becomes a swing sensation. Lawrence Tibbett John Charles Thomas Nelson Wddy Larry Clinton Louis Armstrong all gave it arrangements or performances. The piece reflects how simple stories birth enduring music across generations.
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Abednego
Bob
Shadrach
Lawrence Tibbett
John Charles Thomas
Nelson Wddy
Larry Clinton
Louis Armstrong
Meshach
Mississippi
Juvenile Jingles by Jimmy Jud
A playful verse feature mocks family roles and work life with seaside irony. The piece highlights domestic dynamics with a punchy line about the wife ruling and a jab at traditional bosses as cattle wander in search of salt. A teased strike at a factory frames the satire.
New Year's Love on Stage Ends in Strain and Fame
Noel Marchand, a leading actress, cements her success in a long running hit "Susan is Waiting" while juggling romance with David Norris. A party clash with Elaine Schuyler reveals jealousy as Noel battles a throat ailment to finish a performance, insisting on playing through until the curtain call despite doctors orders. Allan Marchand’s looming return matters as pressure mounts over personal and professional stakes.
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Noel
Douglas
Swanstrom
Foster
Susan
David
Norris
Miss Marchand
Elaine Schuyler
Wavie
Elaine
Vincent Schuyler
Mr. Schuyler
Allan
Flaine
Blaine
Schuyler
Baker
Long Island
Clarabelle
David and
Rita Dalton
Gerald
Angels Lorden
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Lager Town
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CG & BP
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TAe#erstown
Ind
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Associated Pre
Associated Press
Phillies
Czar
Paris
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
United States
Gantlet
Lee
Poet
Orrg
Washington Daybook
N.R.A
Senator Thomas
University of Utah
Thomas
Stepheng
N R.A
Justice Brandeis
NURSA
Zebu
Zebulon
Circuit Court of Appeals
Dis‘estes of Columbia
Department of Jusitor
King
Fair Board
John W. Stonebraker
B. Abner Betts
D. H. Staley
Palmer Tennant
D. W. Reichard
Geo. H. Mager
John W. Cable
Frank W. Mish
P. EE. Stonebraker
Wm. H. Howard
Albert Heard
M. Finley Seibert
Lewis R. Schnehley
H. HE. Baker
W. M. Huyett
Hagerstown
Washington Street
Keller
B. Bell
GC. E. Bowman
Mason
Man
About
Manhattan
George Tuckee
Africa
Joe
Pal
Aconymy of Medicine
Messrs. May and Baker
Switzerland
R &G Dept
Jimmy Jud
Stork
Angela Lorden
Noel Marchand
Allan Collings
David Norris
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