Daily Mail circulation rates and editorial contacts
The notice lists subscription rates and payment terms of the Daily Mail with annual and monthly figures. It includes editor A Hawken and foreign representatives Enill Burke, with office addresses in New York Chicago and 121'n Michigan Ave Chicago. It notes audit bureau of circulation areas and post office registration details, plus contact phone and class matter status.
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Enill-Burke
Broven
Broadway
New York
Michigan Ave
Chicago Constitution
Atlanta
Audit Bureau
Hagerstown
Postcaice
Pleasant Homes and Neighborhood Neatness
The text argues that modern labor savings fail to help when homes and neighborhoods are disordered. It urges owners to keep properties clean, urge neighbors to improve streets, and suggests small landscape changes can elevate a home’s air and community appeal. It stresses civic duty to maintain attractiveness for neighborhood progress.
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Finney
Gentlemen and Self Made Iken and Ancestry Debate
An essayish fragment discusses class and gentility, noting Heywood Broun’s critique of birthright influence. It contrasts a man with famed ancestry who boasts about breeding with a self-made figure who learns through effort. It cites social pressures, public perception, and the idea that worthy habits are hard to uphold. Other items note rail freight car readiness, politics, a 106 year old Pennsylvania woman bobbing her hair, and farming traffic trends in 1924.
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Iken
Virginia
Heywood Broun
Unreadable OCR fragment outlines Lincoln Highway notes
Fragmentary text references the Lincoln Highway founders association and early 20th century travel lore. Mentions costs, D100 routes, a secretary role, and various place names with unclear context. Content is garbled and offers no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Daily Thought on Death and Rest for Believers
Short religious quotation notes blessed dead resting from labors as the Lord’s will. Includes scriptural reference to Rev 14:3 and a fragment about death being the crown of life.
ROWELL'S COLUMN ON FRENCH AND AMERICAN HYSTERIA
The column critiques sensational crime and public panic, contrasting French judicial theater with American attitudes. It notes dangerous public health concerns in cities, mocks political mediation, and urges restraint for visitors to Egypt while praising King Tut’s tomb as a major historical marvel.
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Tut
Fragmented OCR poem fragment note on wit and society
Fragments reference Quilllen and Quill Friends, jokes about phonographs and telegrams, harsh lines about executive work and obedience, plus quips on Spain, cold weather, prayers, and liquor. Overall a garbled roundup of satirical phrases and historical asides with no clear event or person.
Throat Troubles Remedies For Hoarseness In Cold
When cold weather starts many people suffer throat troubles such as hoarseness from smoking or dusty factory towns. A simple remedy is a borax gargle, another is a dissolved borax bean. Two beans may be taken to clear speaking or singing voice. Some singers use beaten white of egg as a remedy.
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Boris Eolution
Preaching and society notes from St James Brethren Church
Sunday services planned at Brethren Church with Rev Wester King to serve as pastor for another year starting April first. Martha and Mary Sisterhood girls hosted a recent gathering from Hagerstown with a fae program and refreshments. Missionary Society to hold apron social February 12 at the Sensenbaugh home to fund church improvements. Community visits note residents from Rhagerstown to Waynesboro and local family gatherings.
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Brethren Church
Wester King
King
Martha and Mary Sisterhood
St. James
The
Hagerstown
Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Daniel Sensenbaugh
Val Reichard
Rhagerstown
Joseph Reicher
William Rhodes Ant
Emma Cunningham
Waynesboro
Etta Boyer
W. W. Rakla
Bakersyne Aid Society
Wenjarain Lowe
Nayne
Harvey Bayier
Annie Hovey
Chewsville
Ferd. Poffenberger
Wil
Hannaport
Amanda Sensenbaugh
Pondaville
Bessie Long
Samuel Gross
Elliott Ethelberger
Raymond Lowe
Ualway
Thomas Friend
Annie Myers
Annie Gantz
Boonshere
Jodson
Berlin
Africa
Peets
Hey
Seg
Lesser King
Uwghmantan
SL James
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Brethren
Mary Bltteberger
Martha Schamel
Glaza Grasa
Robert Fikelberger
Fred
Howard Sheeley
Jennig Kuitzel
Hallway
William Sheeley
William Rhodes
War-time Visit Sparks Personal News at Aaron Middle May Home
A Sunday evening visitation at the home of Mr. Aaron Middle May of Spielmans was noted with family activity as children in the household encounter health issues. The brief item highlights domestic life and local mentions without broader context.
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Ean Frei
Aaron Middlemay
Spielmans
Hia
Yon
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