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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
3
The item lists publication information for The Daily Mail of Hagerstown, with status as a second class matter, mailing rates, address blocks, rights and circulation figures for May 1928 and May 1927, and notes on Associated Press rights and membership.
The Philadelphia Record notes AP coverage from Kansas City to Houston, discussing the League of Nations pledge, Belgian views on inscriptions for a university library, and the tension between proponents like Newton Baker and opponents. It highlights Belgians and officials weighing archite cture and inscription wording while urging unity on urgent issues affecting national honor and peace.
The piece notes Amelia Earhart handling publicity with calm dignity, similar to Charles Lindbergh. It praises her modesty and culture, saying her grounded actions reinforce belief she will become a strong idol for young Americans.
The Daily Mail lauds the Associated Press for its extensive coverage of the Republican and Democratic national conventions. It calls the AP’s work among the greatest feats in the newspaper field and credits the organization with delivering superb service to the public.
Berlin police study horn use finds drivers average five unnecessary honks per trip. Officials prepare regulations to curb the nuisance, targeting persistent horn fans. The piece notes that unnecessary honking is a major nuisance in urban life and calls for action.
The fragment discusses not terminating someone but considering using him, and mentions an automobile horn should be used only in emergencies. No clear event, date, place, or named entities.
Gilbert Swan notes Oliver street in New York as a cooler, more diverse site than the Houston convention. He recalls the Jews burying ground, Greek quarter, Mariner’s Temple, Oliver Street Baptist Church, and Public School No. 2, describing a melting pot where Al Smith played as a barefoot boy amid Irish, Jewish, Italian, and Greek families.
John Lantz of Hagerstown represents Travelers Insurance in the United States and Canada and will become a member of the Life Producers' Club early this year. Lord Hahn says he will retire after the Olympic Games if he lives up to a recent statement.
Washington July 6 The big question in the upcoming campaign is how much religion will influence voters as Smith runs for president The piece exploresCatholic support anti Catholic sentiment party dynamics and the potential impact on 1932 nomination and leadership It notes the risk of undercover campaigns and the role of Protestant and Catholic blocs in northern and southern states and the possible electability implications for Smith
Edgar A. Guest recalls a road trod by Lincoln Roosevelt and Shakespeare, linking memory to a hall where past heroes appeared in daily life. The poem intertwines mythic and common roots, while a local note records John Kaneda of Hagerstown visiting his sister Mrs Starlip er on Sunday.
An analysis of cooking principles from the University of Chicago Press by Evelyn Halliday and Isabel Noble. It argues successful cooking rests on methods, not recipes, citing cabbage as a case where overcooking dulls color and flavor and noting the nurse’s role in presenting appealing meals for patients.
The article argues that a child learns kindness patience and social behavior more effectively with siblings or playmates. It cautions that only children rely on adults whose responses may not shape character and urges parents to model virtues such as honesty kindness and bravery through patient guidance rather than punishment. The piece ends noting Bennie Oosterbaan of Michigan batted .469 for the Ann Arbor collegians.
A vintage style felt hat features an edgily downturned brim and two drooping white wings as trim, creating a distinctive headpiece noted for its unique decorative elements and balanced asymmetry.
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