Publication details for Malt Publishing and mail rates
The item lists publishing schedule for Malt Publishing Day in Hagerstown and rate card for mail subscriptions. It names offices in New York and Chicago, addresses, and contact lines for editorial, business, and circulation departments. It notes post office registration and circulation figures as of December 1924 and December 1925.
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JE Begonathsn BL
Hagerstown
Afd
A. A Hawken
Mersher Audit Bureau of Circulation
C&p
One Form of Madness and a Nation's Worries
A fragmented column discusses graphomania and the urge to write, comparing writers to graphomaniacs and noting how obsession meets markets. It also covers smallpox vaccination drives, rising murder rates, capital punishment debates, farm labor growth, and a Philippine shark skin trade claim.
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Atu
Deas
Philippine
Philippine Bureau of Agriculture
Heyé
Florida
Boot and Grove
Philippines
America
Mail Pouch Incident Amid Moonshine Rumors in Washington
Fragmented reading of a violent altercation in Washington where a white man was slashed by a razor during a moonshine era event. References to an eighty two year old war veteran and Cumberland meeting obscure details and stray names appear in a garbled OCR pass.
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Washington
Cumberland
Daily Thought on Life and Death Theme
A fragment reflects on mortality with quotes about human fragility and divine indifference to rank. It compares life to water spilled on the ground and notes that heaven favors none, suggesting early death as fate.
ROWELL'S COLUMN Compulsory voting laws miss the point
Rowell argues compulsory voting starts at the wrong end by assuming voters must be compelled before they can vote intelligently. He criticizes state ballots as overly complex, urges simpler ballots, and promotes an emphasis on education and responsible government to empower informed choices. He warns against burdensome details and urges shifting responsibilities to executive departments.
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Chamber of Commerce
Political Science
University
Congress
Uncle Sam
Cnohea
Fables on Health for Little Mann and Mrs Mann
Fables describe health remedies used by Mrs Mann of Anytawn for ill children. The text lists compounded “Snattle Water” with peppermint, anise, cinnamon, catechu tincture, chloroform, ether, alcohol, and other ingredients. It prescribes doses and intervals, noting a stronger tincture for adults and a sweetened water regimen based on severity.
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Mann
Anytawn
Lost Wrist Watch Recovered After Ad Appears
Local notices report a missing gold wrist watch belonging to Herald-Mail reader Herald-Matt’s John B. Wilson, listed at 507 Washington Square. An ad in the Herald-Mail’s Lost and Found column led to its quick return within a day and a half.
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Francis Bacon
Rich prisoners and trench life new notes on class and duty
A fragmented reflection on wealth and poverty in war life. It touches on prison wealth, fashion costs, trench chores, and a critique of social hierarchies. The piece muses on Americanism, labor, government economy, and the uneasy balance between luxury and need amid hardship.
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Davie Friday
Hilo
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Kansas City
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Little Mann
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Chicago
Antietam
Kodak Picture
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Elgin
W. H. Mowen
Jan. St. Opp
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WR Sell “Fenestra” Steel
Danzer Metal Works
Mars
A J Ongleur
Seven Seas
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