The Daily Mail Address and Circulation Details
The article lists publication and subscription details for The Daily Mail of Hagerstown including editor A Hawken, foreign representatives, office addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta, and audit bureau membership. It notes December 1924 paid circulation at 6912 and discusses how labor troubles and high farm land and food costs affect prices and living costs, with a comparison to the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xniii-Burke
Brokaw Hildy
Broadway
New York
Michigan Ave
Chicago Constitution
Atlanta
Aeen
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Addresa
Daily Mail
Daily Thought on Death and Hope From Ezekiel Reflection
A brief, moral meditation cites Ezekiel 18 4 that the soul that sins shall die and says death is the greatest evil because it cuts off hope, framing mortality as a limit to human possibility. The note attributes the second line to Tlazlitt and links faith to existential concerns.
The Passion for Clothes and the Modern Wardrobe
The piece notes enduring interest in fashion among women and rising enthusiasm among young men for stylish dress. It argues clothing signals confidence, influences social and work success, and reflects how women dress to impress both men and other women while maintaining personal self respect.
Good Judgment and Life Lessons For College Students
A Union College speaker extols good judgment as life’s core function, essential for happiness and success. He argues judgment is partly innate in women and teachable for men through broad education, open-mindedness, and value-based reasoning. Slow deliberate thinking beats fast instinct in forming sound choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union College
Ife
Price Level Postwar Readings Hover Near Prewar Figures
After fluctuations and some violence in the market the U S Department of Commerce reports the average price level at 143 1 versus 706 indicating prewar rates The article notes food prices rose through seasons while other costs lagged rents stay about the same and warns against further price increases urging producers to restrain profits and avoid harming buying power
Unclear OCR fragment hints at varied aged topics
Fragmentary text references health advice about exercise yet blends unrelated notes on state oysters farming grain prices and a cryptic scene with names and images. The readable parts offer no cohesive event or clearly identifiable entities to summarize into a standard news item.
Resignation of Hughes and Italy's voting plan
Rowell surveys the resignation of Secretary of State Charles B. Hughes noting his 20 years of public service and suggesting his career in law. The column also critiques Mussolini's shifting election laws and ponderous political maneuvering around Coolidge and Warren while contrasting League positions and irreconcilable stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Hughes
Hughes
Justice Brandeis
America
League of Nations
Ehardine
Hoover
Taft
League
Wilbur
Cooldge
Apd
Frank H. Kellogg
Senate
Coolidge
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Supreme Court
Harlan FB. Stone
Michigan
Charles B. Warren
Varity
Questions and Answers from The Daily Mall Information Bureau
A reader Q and A feature covers marital name changes for female postal workers, charity fund transfers to Europe in 1923 totaling about 40 million dollars, the discontinuation of the one dollar gold coin in 1890, the discovery date of Endless Caverns in Shenandoah Valley, glove production centers in Europe and the U S, and advertising spending in 1923 across newspapers periodicals street cars billboards and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. le
Postal Lawa and Regulations
Postal Service
Postminsters
Department
Bureau of First Assistant
Uaing
J. D. W. A. the Blackman Co
New York City
Watch Solutions: discard old medicines from cabinets
Go through medicine cabinets and throw out solutions that have stood too long. Drugs deteriorate quickly and may lose effectiveness or become unsafe. Regular disposal helps maintain safe, effective medication use.
Isle of Pines treaty debate baffles Senate for decades
Washington analysts note the Isle of Pines treaty has lingered in the Senate for nearly a quarter century despite favorable committee reports and backing from multiple presidents. The issue centers on relinquishment of U S title in exchange for Cuban coaling and naval stations, with Ohio and Alabama senators named as key blockers.
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Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Isle of Pines
Senate
Committee On Foreign Affairs
John Hay
Cuba
United States
Republic of Guba
Island of Pines
Spain
Congress
Isla of Pinea
Guba
Guantanamo
Bahia Honda
Foreign Affairs Committee
Foraker
Ohio
Alabama
Sec
Willis
Heflin
Isle of Ipines Covenant
Supply Bag Seeks Space On Inside Of Door
A supply bag with small pockets or a shoe bag may be fastened to the inside of a door if shelf or drawer room is lacking.
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San- 4
The
Mail Publishing Co
Jonathen St
Hagerstown
A. Hawken
Hagerstown Postoolice &S
Cacecrenss
Daily Thought
Ezek
Peathees
Judement
U.S. Department of Commerce
Tage
Utter
Bill Hart
Billy Two Deets
Maelo
Rowell
Chester H. Rowell
Warren
Republican National Committee
Japan
Mexico
Mussolini
Ays
Belgium
Fadhman
Ant
Daily Mall Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haskin
Europe
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Shenandoah Valley
Greenoble
Niort
Vendomo
Paris
France
Brussels
Copenhagen
Denmark
Worcester
England
New York State
Watch Solutions
Greenigs
Hal Codyars
2OEM
Stickell
Haskim
Tilla
Tale of Pines
Faber’s
Franklin & Jonathan
Emmett's Hardware Store
Washington Street
Kinney’s
Potomac St
Washington Salvage Co
Washington St
Joncaire Vivette
Cauffman & CO
KUT
Everything Electrical
the Edison Shop of
Potomac Edison Company
Public Square
Harry S. Myers
North
Potomac Street
Harry C. Main
Franklin
Men of
Vision
Maryland Surety & Trust CO
Ryon
Teae
Washington Square
Leitersburg
Mauganaville
Boonsboro
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