Daily Mall circulation details and contact lines
The Daily Mall publishes in Hagerstown at 2 South Jonathan Street. It lists S. B. Phillips as general manager and notes Bureau of Circulation membership. The notice shows postal entry as second class matter and provides contact and circulation figures for April 1933.
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The
Mall Publishing Co
South Jonathan St
Hagerstown
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Acdrees
Daily Mall
Daily Thought on Forgiveness and Righteousness
A compact reflection quotes Ezekiel on forgiveness and contrasts forgiving with forgetting. It cites Beecher comparing true forgiveness to a cancelled note burned beyond display, arguing that a genuine pardon erases past transgressions and prevents their reproof.
Coxey Bravery Against Ridicule Across Time
A Medley on Coxey as a symbol of courage facing laughter. The Massillon figure, tied to Coxey's army and a new paper money plan, is described as fearless of ridicule, a trait the author elevates as a powerful, world-changing force within a long-running critique of crankiness.
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Massillon
Jacob S. Coxey
Coxey's Army
Coxey
Progressiveism in decline yet not dead in US politics
The piece argues progressivism faded with prosperity after the Bull Moose era, as voters grew conservative when times were good. It predicts a resurgence if downturn returns, noting Roosevelt and Wilson’s battles against entrenched wealth and the danger of complacency among the public.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
White House
Power Trust
Federal Trade Commission
Prosperi
Parody of Public Figures and Odd News Snippets
A collection of satirical remarks on figures from Stonewall Jackson to Roosevelt, noting public reaction to appearances and portraits. The piece also touches on a Denver man reporting a missing canary and a forecast of talking signs affecting tourism.
When Laughter Bites Leaders and Tests True Strength
The passage notes that laughter derails many causes and even defeats leaders, but warns that a man who is unfazed by laughter is the one to watch. It speaks to reverent admiration for those who endure ridicule and remain resolute, shaping the fate of those around them.
Tariff Battle Over Snake Skins and Angostura Bitters
Washington reports a 25 percent ad valorem duty on finished snake leather for non footwear use and ongoing imports from India and Africa while American snake farming trials in Florida Texas and Oklahoma aim to produce fully American hides. meanwhile bitters from Angostura Venezuela now made in Trinidad retain their name and face no higher duty than other bitters as Congress avoids raising stomach aid costs.
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Washington
Keystone Reptile Tanners, Inc
India
Asiatic
Africa
Ways and Means
Florida
Texas
Oklahoma
Angostura
Venezuela
Bu‘ters
Ways and Means Committee
A. Edward Wupperman
J. W. Wupperman, Inc
Trinidad
House
Wupperman
Congress
Quotations on Economy Law and Longevity
The passage cites George Fort Millon on wage importance for spending, Harper Leech praising a brisk robust world, Clarence True Wilson urging strict immigration enforcement, Governor Cooper urging obedience to law, and an estimate of about 2,500 Americans over 100 years old, reflecting public sentiments and demographic notes.
FarHealths Diet and Bowel Health Advice
Dr Morris Fishbein urges practical bowel health through regular water intake of six to eight glasses daily and a diet rich in fruity and bulky vegetables with vitamins B and C. He warns against laxatives and injections and stresses knowing the disturbance before treatment.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Auerica
America
Going Places and Seeing Things
Hollywood gossip by Gilbert Swan chronicles public hunger for film history and current industry curios. It notes real estate schemes near old studios, opportunistic promotions, and a museum showing trick sets that drew curious tourists, while hinting that access to Hollywood’s inner sanctum remains elusive.
Just Fouxs By Edgar A Guest
The poem recalls failures and the hope of later success. It contrasts men who lose money or misstep with those who persevere and eventually find victory. The speaker notes many have fallen in life yet later walk proudly, their struggles forgotten as they triumph.
Slaves in the United States on eve of Civil War
A historical estimate notes about five million enslaved people in the United States just before the Civil War, reflecting the scale of bondage prior to the conflict.
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United States
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Memher
Associated Prea
Associated Press
Daily Thought
Ezekiel
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Stonewall Jackson
PLC
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Buick & Master
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Ramacciotii
Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co., Inc
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Just Fouxs
Edgar A. Guest
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Hagerstown Bank
E. Balto
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A. Brown
Hoffman Chevrolet
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Kohler & Sons
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