Daily in Mail publication details and offices
The Daily in Mail, published every evening except Sunday by The Mail Publishing Co. at 25 South Jonathan St, Hagerstown. Editor E. Hawken. Subscription rates $4.50 yearly, 40 cents monthly, single issues 2 cents. Foreign reps listed in New York, Chicago, Atlanta. General Manager E Phillips. Entered at Hagerstown post office as second class matter.
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In Mail
the Mail Publishing Co
South Jonathan St
Hagerstown
I. A. Hawken
Newspaper Rights Notice and Credits
The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for all news dispatches credited to it or not and for local news published in this paper. Republication rights of special dispatches are reserved.
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Associated Press
British bill would license drivers and curb traffic
London lawmakers debate a sweeping bill to license all drivers, revoke licenses for careless driving, require liability insurance, install speed governors, and compel drivers to stop when danger of collision appears, a set of drastic measures not yet seen in the United States.
Frontier Lives Reflected in Wyatt Earp's Passing
An editorial notes the swift passage from the old western frontier to modern life as it laments Wyatt Earp's death. It reflects on how progress has compressed history, reshaped society, and altered our ability to adapt, while expressing cautious hope for a future that blends gear and humanity.
Prosperity And Education Growth Of Secondary Schools
A Department of the Interior bulletin notes rapid growth in secondary education with over half of high school age youth attending, higher rates in cities and lower in rural areas. Enrollments have doubled since 1920, signaling broader prosperity and a more educated citizenry essential for democracy.
Filene Sees Tariff Change Aimed at Surplus Trade
Edward A. Filene, Boston merchant, predicts a shift among American businessmen toward supporting lower tariffs. He argues Europe can absorb our surplus if tariffs are reduced, lowering production costs and living costs in the United States while benefiting workers, manufacturers, and exporters. This view challenges rabid pro tariff stances and reflects a high pressure era.
Scotch Concert and Ball attracts Clinton Daily Item readers
The Clinton Daily Item highlights a Scotch concert and ball with a singer described as having two voices as the day's notable advertisement. Other brief items include Buffalo Bill debunking efforts, a Pullman porter robbery report, and whimsical musings on Emersons law of compensation.
Diagnosing Abdominal Pain in Children
A physician explains how hard it is to diagnose severe abdominal pain in infants and children, highlighting appendicitis and bowel obstruction as major emergencies. Early scientific diagnosis is crucial to save lives and guide parental response, with cases like pneumonia mimicking abdominal symptoms and caution against excessive laxatives. Edmund Foster has been ill with grippe in Virginia Avenue for a week.
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Edmund Foster
Grippe
Virginia Avenue
Hera herbal tonic promises relief from digestive woes
Thousands praise Hera as a foremost herbal discovery claiming to ease stomach disorders gas bloating indigestion and constipation. The tonic blends harmless roots and herbs and is said to restore appetite energy and vitality, with users reporting brighter days and renewed health. A. Heller Hancock Maryland.
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Hera
Nature
Cauffman
Washington St
Twin Prints Introduce Spring Silks for Coats and Coats
New silks arrive in twin prints with two sizes of the same pattern. The finer kerchief print suits the smaller item, while a larger bolder version suits the sports coat. The trend offers coordinated, versatile styling options for spring wardrobes.
Just Fo.Ks By EDGAR A. GUEST
The poem celebrates wealth of friendship and joy over material riches. The speaker declares being rich in friendship, laughter, and shared songs, surpassing any bank or expensive gifts. It contrasts money with the value of nature, community, and personal happiness.
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Just
Edgar A. Guest
Mysterious New York Auction Rooms and Creepy Joints
Through Manhattan auction rooms bidders hide behind aliases like Dumas Napoleon and Shakespeare as collectors seek anonymity for safety and privacy. Elsewhere thousand of lonely youths drift to creep joints where hostesses, many jobless, dance for tips and tickets, risking larceny and cold hard sellouts. Gilbert Swan.
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New York
Manhattan
Dumas
Dr. R
Dr. Rosenbach
America
Gilbert Swan
Kaiser Still Hopeful Doorn War Guilt Defense
Former Kaiser says he hopes to see the day that shall free Germans of accusation of starting war. His comments were made at Doorn on January 28 as he reflected on postwar responsibility and national image.
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Doorn
Orange Root Iron and Celery Compound Claims
A New York physician endorses Orange Root as a blood iron tonic. The ad promises rapid weight gain, stronger nerves, and overall vitality for thin, frail individuals, claiming 100000 testimonials and urging purchase at Rudy's Rexall Drug Store in Hamilton Hotel Corner.
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New York
Rudy
Rexall Drug Store
Hamilton Hotel
He Won't Pay Wife In Pennies
Hoboken New Jersey January 28 Joseph Biancuano has paid his wife 1000 pennies weekly under a separation agreement. Recorder Carsten required him to post a bond to guarantee future payments in silver or bills after a sack of pennies burst in a post office and workers spent an hour cleaning up the pieces.
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Hoboken
N. J
Joseph Biancuano
Carsten
Uncle Sam
Mining Man Kidnapped in Mexico City State
British mining man S H James kidnapped in Jalisco state and held for 5000 dollar ransom as reported from Mexico City on January 28.
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Mexico City
S. H. James
State of
Jalisco
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H. R. Wagner
Hare” Oil Korner
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FORD
Hagerstown Motor CO
E. Wash St
Rudy's
Call Board’s Ice Cream Co
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W. Franklin St
Ww. C. Cole, Inc
Hacerstown Branca Graham - Paige Distributors
E. Wash. St
Sport Watches
MOWEN
Jon. St. Opp. Courthouse
Hoffman, Barnhart and Clopper
Community Finance Service, Inc
Grand Building
F. & W. Grand
W. Wash
Wititin
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
Oldsmobile
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