Daily Mail of Hagerstown newspaper details and circulation
The notice outlines publication details for The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, including establishment in 1523, daily evening issues except Sundays, prices for subscription, advance payment terms, foreign representation addresses, editor contact, and mailing entry as second class matter. It notes total paid circulation for May 1928 and May 1927 with a gain.
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Deily
Dey
Ingle Cagies & Cents
Raf KE
Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Graydar Building
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Auda Frureau
A. Rawees
The Mail's Centennial and a Century of Hagerstown News
The Daily Mail marks its 100th year since July 4, 1828, reflecting on its beginnings and service to Hagerstown and the county. The piece notes enduring changes, ties to founders, and the editorial mission to serve the public amid progress, with memories of humble origins and steadfast effort through a century. It blends historical reflection with practical hope for continuing innovation and community guidance.
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Mail
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
The
Local Newspaper Note on AP News Rights
The document declares Associated Press news and local dispatches are the paper's exclusive publication rights. It reserves republication rights to AP material and specifies ownership of local news content.
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Associated Press
Fishing Season Philosophy From A Nation’s Mood
The passage ties fishing to personal and national progress, arguing that method and mood matter more than catches. It likens fishing to mental calmness and thoughtful leadership, suggesting the act helps solve life problems and clarifies direction, with Coolidge cited as a positive example.
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Coolidge
Memorial Highway Honors Benedict Arnold Route
A new Maine to Canada and Quebec highway will open soon tracing Benedict Arnold and his troops path during the Quebec expedition. The project serves as a memorial to Arnold, whose name remains a symbol of treachery, though he earlier served the American cause bravely.
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Maine
Canada
Quebec
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Navy frowns on the word sob for sailors
An admiral in Washington says the navy department bans the word sob when applied to sailors and urges the public to follow suit. Sailors themselves had adopted the term as a defense against jackies and have long used god as a reaction, a habit unlikely to be erased by orders.
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Washington
Navy Department
Suicide by editor ends life in Alabama incident
A Birmingham Post editor Jack Bethea killed himself by handing his own pistol to a reader or colleague, a dramatic self-inflicted death reported from Birmingham Alabama dated July 5. The item notes the controversial joke about the river rescue and the editor's apparent motive remains under report.
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New York
Birmingham
Ala
Jack Bethea
Birmingham Post
New York Ramble Highlights Summer Street Scenes
Scattered notes from Manhattan describe Broadway girls in bare legs drawing crowds to bird stores and pet shops. The column mentions Irene Fenwick Lionel Barrymore’s wife and a Gilbert and Sullivan revival, plus tales of Yale, Yale-bound scions and a Kansas lad who kept studying despite nightlife.
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New York
Manhattan
Broadway
Lottie Schoemmel
Brown
Fifth Avenue
Irene Fenwick
Lionel Barrymore
T. M. Cushing
Baltimore Sun
Kelly's
Miillionaire
Yale
Tex Guinan
George M. Cohan Honored By Army
George M Cohan, praised by an Army officer for patriotic songs and plays, was half a century old on the Fourth. Major General Hanson Ely at Governor's Island sent him a congratulatory letter.
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New York
George M Cohan
Hanson Ely
Governor's Island
Just Fouxs By Edgar A Guest
A poem blessing a June bride and groom, describing married life duties and enduring love. The speaker invites the couple into a shared home of chores and plans, recalling how parents once bore similar tasks and how love sustains through years of marriage.
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Just Fouxs
Edgar A. Guest
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H. R. Wagner Flumbing
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A& G
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Danzer Lumber CO
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Roney
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