Daily Mail Hagerstown Ad Shows Historic Publication Info
The entry lists The Daily Mail of Hagerstown established 1828, a weekday paper except Sunday, at 2 South Jonathan Street. It shows editor J. A. Hawke n, subscription rates of $1.50 yearly, 40 cents monthly, and 2 cent singles. Foreign representatives and circulation details are noted.
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the Mail Publishing Co
Jonathan St. Hagerstown
J. A. Haweken
Burke Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Graybar Bulding
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Wapash Ave
Chicago
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgi
Audit Bureau of Circulation Ce
Daily Mail Baiturial
Phillips
Hagerstown Postoffee
Forsook Counsel of Men and Youth
A compact item reflecting on a biblical line from First Chronicles and a quip attributed to Emerson about aging and youth. The notes juxtapose seeking advice with youth, and a musing on nature placing an old head on young shoulders and a young heart enduring long years.
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Emerson
The Perils Of Ignorance And Modern Superstition
A 1929 Kalamazoo case is set against a broader critique of superstition. The author argues that belief in the evil eye and witchcraft persists in modern America, even as science advances. He warns that a democracy requires educated minds to navigate new technologies and societal change, or risk stagnation and peril.
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Michigan
Kalamazoo
Tts
Fragment on universal education and social stability
The passage argues for universal education as essential to a functioning democracy. It warns that ignorance and superstition create a deep societal rift, threatening the social order.
No Excuse For War Between China And Russia
The piece argues there is less excuse for war between China and Russia than earlier conflicts like Paraguay and Bolivia. It notes tensions in Manchuria and the railway dispute, urges arbitration under the League of Nations, and warns that any rash move by Russia could sever ties with international society.
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China
Russia
Paraguay
Bolivia
Paraguauan
Manchuria
Moscow
Amur
New York Wherald-Tribune
M. Briand
League
The Advertising Dollar Returns Beyond the Ad
A businessman spending a dollar on advertising gains multiple returns. Customers drawn by one advertised item often buy unlisted goods, and a single ad can create a favorable store impression that brings repeat visits. Advertising dollars frequently generate hundreds of dollars in new trade.
Coast Guard seeks equal spotlight for lifesaving work
Washington dispatch notes Coast Guard grumbles that public attention favors prohibition enforcement over life saving and maritime aid. It cites a 420 rescues in one week amid storms, plus extensive support to distressed vessels, floods, fires, and shipboard emergencies.
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Coast Guard
Washington
Red Cross
Andy
Pacific Coast
Laura
Harwood
Tampa
Modoc
Atlantic
Berg
Labrador
In Memory of a Quiet Benefactor and False Alarm Reform
A funeral homage to a selfless donor who gave time and courage, followed by New York city news on a new fire alarm system that photographs false callers, enabling authorities to identify the sender. The piece blends tribute with a public safety notice and cites a July 27 date.
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New York
Quotations on Society, Work, and Flight from Early 20th Century Voices
A collage of quotations discusses humanity's slow progress versus vast future potential, home autonomy versus factory efficiency, spring brooks and nature, professional sports as business and freedom, gender role shifts, and parachute safety data from the U S Army Air Corps noting sub-120 mph descent velocity and preserved consciousness.
Going Places and Seeing Things by Air and River
Gilbert Swan describes a first passenger service from Cleveland to Garden City Kansas with a river steamer and a plane. He notes the contrast between old and new travel, jokes about air pockets, heat and humidity, and recalls his own role as the first to depart the plane and to feel the unfamiliar wind and motion. He credits Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt as inspiration for becoming air minded as he rides the 2000 foot perch.
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Tniversal
Moran and
Mack
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Cleveland
Garden City
Kas
New York Central
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas City
Gilbert Swan
Gall bladder troubles and diet in midlife women
Dr Morris Fishbein explains gall bladder inflammation often mirrors other abdominal disorders and notes the classic patient is the midlife woman. When stones are present the only effective treatment is surgical removal of stones and usually the gall bladder. Diet guidance advises avoiding fats and cholesterol rich foods, scaling back starches and sugars, and choosing light meals with lean proteins and fruits.
Los Angeles poised as world aviation center
Los Angeles, buoyed by favorable climate and geography, aims to lead world aviation. A Commerce Department report shows 32 percent of US air activity in Southern California, with 801 licensed aircraft in California and 53 airports in Los Angeles County.
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Los Angeles
Calif
California
Department of Commerce
Los Angeles County
United States
New York
Dr. Carpenter
Spooks in Wales Draw Large Spiritualist Gatherings
Unemployment drives Welsh youths to spiritualism with midnight sittings in Monmouthshire valleys. Sessions run to morning hours as thousands seek contact with deceased relatives. About 8 million wood shafts, mainly hickory, prepared for tool handles and golf clubs this year.
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Liverpool
Wales
Monouthshire
Man Fatally Struck by Railroad Engine Near Kingsdale
Hugh Harner age 67 of Settletown Pa died after stepping onto a Pennsylvania Railroad crossing as an engine from York to Frederick approached. The engineer J S Adam of Littlestown, a personal friend of the victim, reported Harner had been deaf for some time.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Kingsdale
Hugh Harner
Settlestown
Harner
York
Frederick
J. S. Adam
Littlestown
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