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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1929

Page

2

The Mail Newspaper Address and Rates Notice

Established 1228 The Mail Publishing Co prints at 25 South Jonathan St Hagerstown with late evening editions except Sunday Subscription 4.40 per year 490 cents a month Foreign representation Burke Kuipers and Mahoney Inc lists Graybar Building New York and Chicago offices Entered as second class matter in Hagerstown Circulation 8955 in April 1829 8497 in April 1828 gain

The Mail Publishing Co Jonathan St. Hagerstown Stja, Hawken Burke Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc Graybar Building Lexington Ave New York N. Wabash Ave Chicago Constitution Bldg Atlanta Georgia

Daily Thought Quote on Man's Way and Guidance

A devotional note cites Jeremiah 10 23 about human need for divine guidance and reflects on a shared speck of mortality. The excerpt presents a spiritual meditation without additional context or events.

The Creative Artist In The Business World

A critique of how American culture elevates artists while business leaders are scorned Yet the Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland are cited as artists who transform a city into their medium Through real estate railroading and terminal projects they built vast networks and wealth and prove business magnates can be creative visionaries in the urban landscape

Cleveland business brothers create better urban life

The speaker praises two brothers for improving Cleveland, transforming urban life by their work. They are described as making the city beautiful and charming, alleviating the worst features of urban civilization, and being creative geniuses. The speaker questions why such businessmen would fear critics.

Cleveland

Forgetting Weyler and the pull of new suburbs

The piece argues people forget villains like Weyler as time passes, noting the public’s tendency to forgive by forgetting. It then discusses urban change as Cleveland expands outward, with suburbs drawing residents away and reshaping city growth and housing patterns.

Hardware Head Speaks at Year’s End in Witty Roundup

A quirky pastiche recalls a headline about a hardware head speaking, monkey mood swings at the St. Louis zoo, Dawes lunching in London, straw hats, fur neckpieces, sunburned Byrd hunch, color lipstick spread, and collegiate shells sinking in big races with a playful note on Captain Fried supervising.

Captain Fried

Treasury to destroy billions in new small currency

Washington notes the U S Treasury and Bureau of Engraving and Printing will destroy three to four billion dollars in currency within the coming year as new small denomination notes begin circulation July 10. Destruction uses a large steam driven macerator. committees oversee process, ensuring no tampering.

Treasury Department Washington Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing Bureau National Bank U. S Federal Reserve Mellon John F. Moran Moran William H. Easterday

Just Fouls By Edgar A. Guest Fan Poem

A reflective poem by Edgar A. Guest on rain and disappointment. It urges resilience, humor, and steady effort as life presents burdens and misfortunes. The speaker counsels not to dwell on unfairness but to pick up one’s apples and make the best of what comes, accepting life’s blend of good and bad.

Hfe Dad

Lindbergh Named One Of Greatest Figures by Miller

Dr Francis Trevelyan Miller calls Lindbergh an historic figure on par with Columbus and Magellan. He notes Lindbergh has received ovations greater than Caesars or Nero. The piece places Berlin behind New York and London in size, with a 4,297,000 population.

New York Francis Trevelyan Miller Lindbergh Columbus Magellan Cabots Drake Caesars Nero Berlin Germany London

Two Rivermen Bring Captain Green Home Across Ice

In Cincinnati July 6, a riverman recounts the legend of how Captain Morgan Green was carried home to Newport by his two sons aboard the packet Tom Green despite a brutal mid winter river. The voyage battled ice bridges and broken masts as the stern paddle boat pressed on six days to reach port.

Cincinnati Captain Green Ohio Tom Green Morgan Green Tom Newport Pittsburgh

Reducing diets advised by Dr McCollum at Johns Hopkins

Dr McCollum lists key points for safe weight loss stressing balanced dieting and exercise. He notes high sugar intake among Americans and explains how gradual reduction of 2400 to 2700 daily calories plus activity can safely trim about a quarter-pound daily. Avoid rich dressings and sweets. include grapefruit cottage cheese eggs buttermilk lean meats and vegetables.

EB. V. McCollum Johns Hopkins University

Quotations on Liberty Morality and Social Change

A collage of excerpts from Ida M Farbell Donald A Laird Hygeia Magazine George H Michener Ramsay MacDonald and others. The passages touch on law defiance freedom responsibility and social materialism with reflections on youth efficiency and the evolution of moral standards. The jumble highlights tensions between individual liberty and collective control.

Ida M .Farbell Liberty

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