24 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrasing about an event or publication in a South Jonathan Street area. The readable bits reference a nightly or evening schedule and a publication group or entity named Mugersterns. Details are unclear, but the item appears to note regular evening activity or notices connected to a local publication.
A 19th century proverb emphasizes guiding children in the way they should go with honor and kindness rather than fear. It cites Proverb 22:6 and stresses consistent, gentle instruction to keep youths from straying.
A fragmentary report notes the U S Senate’s action on Frank L. Stith’s vacant seat from Minnie. It contrasts the cases of Smith and Vara, citing campaign funds from utilities and slush funds, and records party splits on the vote, with Democrats largely backing the resolution.
The Civil Service Commission warns that most of the 2000 Prohibition agents may fail standard exams, arguing this follows 42 years of federal hiring practice. Prohibition officials demand exemptions or forgiveness of written tests, while critics say civil service should apply equally to all applicants and that enforceors should meet intelligence and competence standards.
The account describes a grim scene as inmates are moved to cells with the sheriff Mrs. Dolder nearby. A tense atmosphere follows, a brief respite then a harsh dinner service, while guards and prisoners endure a harsh routine and muttered reactions emerge.
In Washington anecdotes from the House office building reveal farce and flirtation. Secretaries recall ailing members kept from votes, and lawmakers drinks and forgers at work, with one secretary noting most sign not their own mail. A second says bosses haunt solitude, while colleagues joke about signatures and honesty amid the capital’s bustle.
Mrs. Hele Dolder announced she would attend in the Dekalls county jail and let deputies handle outside duties. She vowed prisoners would be treated with strict discipline, while recounting a chaotic first night and questioning inmate meals, highlighting tensions between authority and prisoners.
Fragmented remarks accuse Mayor Thompson of failing to curb crime in Chicago while McAndrew, now superintendent of schools, is cited as，应 taking on greater insurance and scrutiny. The piece critiques political rhetoric, touches on governors and labor issues, and notes weather contrasts and upcoming delegates in Houston and Kansas City.
The New Yorker notes that New York shapes much of what the country sees yet many Americans remain unaware of changes and trends beyond their towns. The piece observes Broadway success and shifting cultural waves often take years to reach other regions, while residents may feel they lack access to global happenings.
The piece contrasts global culture and fashion in Paris and Manhattan, noting rapid exposure to art and talent. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for tiredness and constipation, claiming they cleanse the system and restore energy.
District Sales Manager EB W Fans ter oversees the local agency of National Bisense I Company and attends the annual district sales managers conference at the New York City general offices. The meeting reviews last year’s results and discusses many points pertaining to the 1928 sales program.
A fragmented reflection lists why a New Yorker prefers local life over others, noting familiar foods, climates, and culture. The writer contrasts global options with comfort found in hometown routines and places. The text blends personal travel imagery with cultural references and incomplete names.
A Maryland Virginia boundary conference at the Potomac, with Dr Edward Bathows and others, seeks riverwide alignment down to the south bank per 1870 agreement. Governor Byrd of Virginia approves in principle, awaiting legislative action. Archbishop Carney praises Governor Ritchie. national figures visit, Daughters of the Confederacy honor guests at Baltimore. Major General Summersall attends a memorial event at War Memorial Building.
A reflective piece on theater and life asks what remains after the final curtain and whether bravely earned deeds or enduring memories outlives the spectacle. it ponders how the audience is influenced by performance and sacrifice.
Olive Roberts Barton argues middle aged marriages face temptations as husbands seek outside interest when life loses sparkle. She suggests patient forgiveness over hasty divorce, recalling tales of long unions where a brief dalliance tests loyalty but can be resolved without ruin.
An old advertisement extols Marmol Marmoni tablets as a weight loss aid supported by modern nutrition science. It claims 20 years of use, millions of boxes, and that results come from an explained formula inside each box. The pitch urges readers to buy a $1 box to learn why eating less and regular effort aren’t required.
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