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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1929

Page

3

Daily Mail Editorial on Circulation Department Business

The article appears to note internal communications to The Daily Mail Editorial and discusses the circulation departments under SE Phillips, General Manager. It includes postal registration details and office phone numbers, with references to the Audit Bureau of Circulation and entry at the Hagerstown post office.

Audit Bureau of Circulation Daily Mail Phillips General Manaser Hagerstown Postoffice Senna Nea

Daily Thought on Wisdom and Folly by Rabbi Ben Azai

A reflective note cites Romans 1 22 about professing wisdom yet becoming fools and quotes Rabbi Ben Azai on seeking wisdom versus claiming attainment. It contrasts human vanity with true insight and urges humility in pursuit of knowledge.

Rabbi Ben Azai

Faith in Honest Men in an Age of Trust

A reflective piece on modern trust examines how society relies on the integrity of bankers, car makers, retailers, and druggists. It argues that people accept risk in daily life because they assume others act honestly, even as scandals reveal widespread defalcation and corruption. The essay notes a large New York bank collapse harming poor Italian depositors, highlighting systemic failure and the fragility of trust in institutions.

New York City

Revival of inland river traffic renews old trade routes

A river transport revival expands inland waterways in the Midwest and East. Oil firms find water routes economical, shipping freight to Springfield, Massachusetts, as river terminals grow at Hartford. The Connecticut River, once bustling with steamboats, is seeing renewed use alongside Mississippi lines and Missouri river links. Modern industry pushes for cheaper transport options everywhere.

Middle West Missouri River Connecticut River Long Island Massachusetts Springfeld Mass Hartford

New Money Changes Size as Taxis Shrink in City

The note changes shorten currency while a wife claims stretchability remains. Dawes shines as Ambassador to Great Britain, a role once joked as a pipe dream. New York taxis shrink in size as pedestrians learn to dodge the old ones. Yap Island can send 100 people per year as immigrants to the United States, though observers note there are more Yaps than that.

New York Island of Yap United States

Just Fouxs By Edgar A Guest

A brief poem urging workers to let their skill be a walking advertisement. It advises taking pride in craft and sharing credit for quality work to gain reputation and higher regard in life.

Just Fouxs By Edgar A. Guest

Phychic Income and British Diplomacy Curiosities

Washington July 12. The Department of Commerce surveyed grocers in Louisville revealing why many enter the trade. Reasons include psychic income, wholesale family groceries, easy work, and wives joining in profitable home duties. Arthur Henderson’s Petrograd embassy stay is recounted with a caveat on future postings. A Welsh rarebit string riddle and Cuba sugar tariff debates close the column with lobby arguments and prohibition links.

Washington Department of Commerce Louisville Wilbur C. Plummer Rencrs Migtt Arthur Henderson Lloyd George Henderson Russia Petrograd Sir George Buchanan Kerensky Buchanan London Sir George Ramsay MacDonald Otis i Perry Columbus American Chamber of Commerce Cuba United

Eczema in Children and Skin as an Organ

Dr Morris Fishbein reports on German pediatric dermatology findings the skin is an organ reflecting internal health and eczema in infants arises from external irritants or internal sensitivities. Exudative diathesis links excess fat and sugar intake and heredity may influence eruption onset.

Germany

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