Daily Mail editorial and business office details
The Daily Mail published in Ha vestown Maryland lists editorial and circulation offices with foreign representation in New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles Atlanta and a postal address for general communications. Subscriptions vary by zone and prepaid rates apply with a long-standing office and circulation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mall Publishing Company
Jonathan Street
Haverstown
Maryland
Jd. A. Hawkern
Wee
Burke, Kuipers, Mahoney and Payne, Inc
New York
Daily Mail
Local News Patch Cites AP Ties And Republication Notice
A reader copy notes AP association with local news content and credits, acknowledging republication of selected dispatches within the paper. The item underscores standard practice of crediting wire service material and local contributions.
Roadside stands seen as economic factor in travel season
Government figures place 200000 roadside stands handling 17 percent of gasoline and oil, 13.3 percent of bottled beverages, 14 percent of confectionery, 17 percent of restaurant business, and 61 percent of vending distributions. Officials urge health and aesthetic controls along highways.
Railroads Promote Air Conditioned Trains This Summer
The two largest eastern railroads announce their principal passenger cars will be pre cooled with fresh filtered air for full ventilation and dining cars will be completely air conditioned. Travel should be more pleasant as dust smoke and heat are barred out, making train travel appealing to many who favor motor trips. The article notes possible broader uses of air conditioning in the country and suggests other conditioning innovations may be tried.
Spread ing Ownership
The article argues wealthier investors favor tax free government bonds over stocks due to confidence in bonds and surtaxes. Middle class buyers increase stock ownership, with Geneval Motors stockholders rising sevenfold in five years. The piece suggests industry growth toward popular control, whether by private citizens or the government.
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Geneval Motors
Wall Street
Illinois federation of women's clubs backs highway beauty
The Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs joins the highway beautification movement. Branches statewide will remove neglected billboards and refreshment stand signs, planting trees shrubs and perennials to brighten roadsides. The effort aims to balance speed and safety with lasting beauty, inspired by successful projects along the Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania.
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The
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boon
Pennsylvania
Wheat as a perfect food and cheap diet claim
A New Jersey man reports eating only wheat for 30 days and still feeling strong. He says the ground grain, including bran and germ, provides essential vitamins and minerals, with total cost around $1.20 for 20 days and a gain of three pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Washington Ex Daybook Amid Convention Dramas
Washington Ex Daybook reports a late night at the Chicago Democratic convention with key figures observed. John W Davis comments on chances, Sam Rayburn and Burton Wheeler share a tense corner, and Mayor Jimmy Walker appears at dawn to cast a vote for Al Smith amid the crowd.
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New York
Columbia
Ritchie
Jimmy Walker
al Smith
Little Lady Riches and the Park Pleasures
A young lady rides through the city park with a groom to guard her. She glances at laughing children on swings and sand piles, longing for freedom to romp and play. The groom follows orders, keeping her on a long ride as the urge to frolic grows stronger.
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Riches
Hair removal methods for hypertrichosis in women
An article by Alice Judeon Peale explains that facial hair growth in women, a condition called hypertrichosis, affects self-confidence and social life. It describes treatments including electrolysis to destroy hair follicles, bleaching, depilatories, caution against X-rays, and a discarded thallium acetate paste method.
Plants That Fight Malaria Insects And Mosquitoes
Article notes that certain leguminous plants may reduce malaria in swampy regions. Prof Ziemann and Dr D Herelle earlier observed malaria variation in similar districts. Clover and other coumarin-containing plants may deter female mosquitoes by replacing blood meals, potentially curing malaria-like infection.
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Prof
Ziemann
D’herelles
Argentine
Islands
Holland
France
Egypt
Broadway at 3 A.M. Shows Broadway Losing Nightlife Charm
William Gaines notes Broadway’s near-deserted 3 am scene in New York. Distinguishes fewer open clubs, taxi drivers drifting polite, and shops darkening early. Lists 37 nocturnal joints, only six still open from 1927. Describes Broadway fading from its glamorous past to Moving Picture Row.
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William Gaines
New York
Broadway
Rialto
Main Street
Gyp
Green River
Longacre Square
Rector's
Shanley’s
Churchill's
Silver Ball
Moving Picture Row
Blackberries Shipments Rise From Southern County
The first blackberry shipments depart the southern county area with about 200 crates daily expected from Rohrersville and Gapland by next Monday, led by George C. Miller of Trego, secretary of the South Mountain Fruit Growers Association. The crop is bumper and quality is excellent, with prices starting near $4 in Pittsburgh and rising potential noted. Eight to ten large growers report strong yields, many berries moved by truck, arrivals in good condition, while raspberry output runs about 70 percent of normal with low prices. An estimated 25 000 crates came from the southern county, the largest raspberry and blackberry region in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrersville
Gapland
George C. Miller
Trego
South Mountain Fruit Growers’ Association, Inc
Pittsburgh
Express Company
United States
Dr James Duff Critical in Martinsburg W Va
Alarmed at the condition of Dr James A Duff former State commander of the American Legion physicians summoned his family to the bedside Friday in Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
James A. Duff
American Legion
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S. E. Phillips
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Hagerstown
Associated Preas
Department of Commerce
Vastongee
Roadside Beauty
Fw Mae
Washington
Herbert Plummer
Chicago
Ill
John W Davis
Sam Rayburn
Jack Garner
Burton K. Wheeler
Roosevelt
Little Lady
Alice Judeon Peale
Biloge Garden Academy of Madioins
Nicodemus National Bank of
Franklin St. Market
Arrow Shoe Store
Napair
Washington Ft
Over Peoples Drag Store
James Duff
J. Edw
Cochran & Co
W. Washington St
Phone
Haxerstown, Ma
Insurance Service
R Andg Department Store
Washington ST
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear Tire
Hoffman, Barnhart and
Clopper
BUY Arma Stores
C. A. Brown
Public Square
Greenwalt
Roney Bros
Notheless
S. Jonathan
the Morning Herald
Washington County
Hagerstown Dairy
South
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