Daily Mail of Havertown production and masthead notice
Daily Mail, established 1828, published in Havertown Maryland, lists editors and national representatives. It provides contact, circulation, and subscription details, notes association with the Associated Press, and declares post office entry as of December 12, 1898.
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Atlanta
Glenn Sigs
Daily Mail
Ordinary People Behind World Changing Inventions
A barber, a teacher, a preacher, a janitor, a portrait painter, a coal miner, a fiddler, a Chicago street contractor, a dry goods clerk, and a cloth manufacturer are credited with epoch making inventions. The list spans spinning frames, cotton gin, oxygen, telegraph inversion, steam locomotives, railroad safety block system, Pullman sleeping car, automatic railroad coupler, electric locomotive, and other notable innovations.
The Presidents Message and Press Reactions
The Roosevelt message to Congress wins favorable early reviews from major papers like The New York Times, which praises its eloquence and defense of democracy. It stresses stronger defenses, both physical and spiritual, and marks a potential turning point with new domestic and foreign policies.
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Congress
New York Times
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the Times
Debates on New Deal policy and unemployment
The Washington Post supports stronger military preparedness but opposes some domestic policy details. The Philadelphia Record argues for direct federal job certainty to revive demand, criticizing W P A volatility and citing Sweden as a model where guaranteed work boosted prosperity. Convictions reflect differing views on war and draft burdens.
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Washington Post
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United States
Philadelphia Record
Ind. Dem
Congress
Sweden
Washington Daybook on Hopkins Hiccup Relief and Budget
Washington Daybook reports Congress reassessing WPA relief with less Hopkins influence, noting Harrington replace ment in relief roles and Army Engineers overseeing flood control. It outlines hiccup cures, economic hopes to raise national income, and proposed tax and policy measures to stimulate private employment as relief costs rise.
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Washington
Congress
Harry Hopkins
W.P.A
Senate Elections Committee
W.P A
Tennessee
Kentucky
Hopkins
WPLA
Francis C. Harrington
Army
Army Engineers
Roose‘yell
Harrington
OWPLA
Years Ago Today In Town Items And Changes
Harry Martin sold his newspaper business to Fehrs newspaper agency to focus on his barber shop. A $25 reward offered for info leading to arrest of corn thieves from John R. Stone braker’s crib near Funkstown. about 100 barrels lost in a month. A cross bear on Henry P. Bridges game preserve near Hancock had to be killed. Steaks distributed townwide. Samuel Bowers near Downsville butchered a steer. it had to be shot three times. Charles E. Rowland, head butcher, sheltered in an apple tree when the steer came to life after the second shot. Mayor and Council debated turning Baldwin Hotel alley into a street at an estimated $40,000, with R. M. Ways building taken for the right of way.
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John R. Stonebraker
Funkstown
Henry P. Bridges
Hancock
Samuel Bowers
Downsville
Charles E. Rowland
Baldwin Hotel
R. M. Ways
Noel
Allan
Lft
Tate
Epidemic control efforts amid child cases reported years ago
A historical brief notes Tiphilievia reaching epidemic stage with children at risk and measures to curb spread. It also records Millard Aycoth of Dickson Construction injured in Western Maryland yards. A West Chester buyer purchased Hank Manufacturing, a South Jonathan Street fire chemical maker. Nick Towers Rastown grocery robbed of food. Washington County Home for Children board reports 34 children and 69 families involved. matron Mrs Nellie Ittner resigns. Three injured in steam boiler explosion at Riseelt and Meredith Roanshare garage. JLT Hopkins Bottymore not expected to recover.
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Washington County
Nellie Ittner
Riseelt
Meredith
Roanshare
Jlt. Hopkins
Bottymore
Juvenile Jingles and Odd Phrases Echoed In Print
A fragmentary note repeats lines about Juvenile Jingles and Jimmy Judd, warning that one live boy outranks a dead millionaire. The odd verse mentions loneliness, park benches, and a caution about marriage carrying a harmful chord.
Just Folks In The Movies By Edgar A GUEST
The poem mocks film tropes by noting endless rain free travel glamorous workless romance and idealized pets and trains. It contrasts movie life with ordinary realities such as jobs and ordinary domestic details, suggesting films exagerate comforts and polish everyday struggles.
My Reverie Success and Walker Evans Book Revealed
New York reports reveal the song My Reverie has earned Screen rights from 50 000 to 60 000 with additional American profits. The piece has about 37 recordings, 17 in foreign languages, with sheet music sales unlikely to exceed 2000 though mechanical rights could clear 40000. Walker Evans photographs in American Photographs show stark, honest scenes from Louisiana to New York with captions unnecessary.
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New York
Larry Clinton
America
France
Auto Death Toll Declines In 1938
Maryland’s 1935 auto fatality count dropped by 174 from the prior year with 416 deaths 309 in counties and 107 in Baltimore City The 1937 figure stood at 590 with 449 in counties and 141 in Baltimore City State Police said the 29 5 percent decline outpaced other states and marked an improving national trend
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Maryland
State Police Department
Baltimore City
Daladier Ends Tour With Stand Against Sacrifices
Daladier wrapped up his four day Mediterranean tour in Algiers by declaring France would make no more sacrifices for peace. He said France would not cede an inch of territory and would not be fooled by juridical maneuvers. The Algerian banquet marked the tour ending after visits to Corsica Tunisia and Algeria.
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Algiers
France
Corsica
Tunisia
Algeria
New Year's Love by Angela Lorden
Noel Marchand, a beautiful actress, navigates a strained love triangle with Allan Collings and David Norris as she plans a June wedding to David. After a tense reconciliation with Allan, Noel hides lingering feelings, worries about her contract, and faces a crucial call that could change her future.
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Angela Lorden
Noel Marchand
Allan Collings
David Norris
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Haverstown
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the Presidents
Throweh
Emy
Washington Daybook
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Francis Bacon
Congres
Harry Martin
Fehrs Newspaper Agency
Millard
Aycoth
Dickson Construction Company
Hank Manufacturing Company
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West Chester, Ta
Nick Towers
Rastown
Jimmy Judd
Edgar A. Guest
Manhattan
George Tucker
Walker Evans
Coney Island
Hudson Street
Vicksburg
Arkansas
Museum of Modern Art
Thomas Ewing
Lucia Chase
Thomas Ewing, Jr
Mordkin
Schindel - Rohrer
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Franklin St
Benj. Franklin
Franklin
TOL Try Safily & Soarce
Hagerstown - Nueld
Joel
Mrs. Marchand
David
North Cape
Daudas
Darling
South America
Elaine Schuyler
Elaine
Swanstrom
Rita
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