Daily Mail established 1888 subscription rates and details
Daily Mail published in Hagerstown by The Mail Publishing Co. Details include subscription rates by mail promising six monthly and annual payments in advance. Foreign representatives in New York and Ohio. Editor A Hawices. Entered as second class matter at Hagerstown Post Office. Total paid circulation of Mail 1328.
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Reuters & Mahoney. Inc
Graybar Eeeton Ave
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Hagerstown
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Newspaper Rights Note Fragment
Fragment from AP copyright notice stating exclusive publication rights for dispatches and local news, and reserved reprint rights.
Doubt on Prolonging Life by Dr Voronoff Echoes in Daily Thought
A philosophical meditation questions the value of extending human life by 75 years. It argues that even if science could lengthen life, humanity must first learn to use existing years wisely. The piece contrasts worn workers' burdens with the desire for immortality and stresses eradicating bigotry and poverty before embracing longer lifespans.
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Diuch
Hite
Dr. Voronoff
Dr. Verando
Berlin Paris nonstop flight cuts travel time
German Init Hansa launches a Berlin to Paris non stop service, reducing travel time to under six hours. Fares are lower than the train, and the article notes American travelers comparing costs and speed with the U.S. offerings amid varying government policies.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
Berlin
Paris
Init Hansa
Debating prowess and police talk in city columns
A New York policeman joins a debate team at City College of New York and wins a recent clash. Life magazine mentions reforms on fares and public service, including calls for jury trials and constitutional loyalties in a broad editorial setting.
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City College of New York
The School House Transformed Into Community Center
A historic school house once featured rows of desks and blackboards. A Department of the Interior memo notes it now serves as a community center with facilities for leisure activities, adult extension study, and evening theater and lectures. Playgrounds cluster around schools, and gymnasiums support youth after hours.
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Department of the Interior
Filene Proposes European Travel for All Store Workers
Boston merchant Edward A. Filene urges European travel for employees of his store. Six weeks paid vacation for sixteen years of service, five weeks for five years, to broaden executives and workers alike. He argues such trips will boost U S business, expand markets, stabilize world conditions, and foster goodwill through first hand knowledge of other nations and their people.
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Edward A. Filene
Boston
Europe
Fileno
United States
Deserted Farms First Sign Of Nation's Decay
An essay by Olive Roberts Barton laments urban drift and farm desertion in America. It cites a Bronx family starving amid welfare placements and argues desertion of rural land signals national decline, urging renewed social welfare to connect people with farms. It contrasts Rome’s fall with contemporary over urbanization and calls for policy to revitalize farming amid low rents and possible livelihoods.
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America
Rome
When Is A Shirt Clean
In the Journal of the American Medical Association discussion, modern cleanliness now includes bacteriological hygiene. Gladys P. Winegar’s Nebraska study shows underwear worn a day holds 400,000 bacteria per square inch, six days without washing reaches about 10,010,100 per square inch, underscoring washing as key to infection control.
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The
American Medical Association
Ct Hy Meia
Health Magazine
Gladys P. Winegar
University of Nebraska
Charley Finds New York Life Too Crazy for Comfort
In New York on June 4 Charley a door man near the Pennsylvania depot recalls nine years of nonstop hustle and bustle. He vacationed in Vermont but returned, saying the city’s pace is like daily wine. Dr George W Carter of the New York Bible Society notes multilingual Bible copies and six systems for the blind are available. Rev William G Jones, a veteran agent, distributes Bibles to sailors and aids them with work hospital lodging and more in New York harbor.
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Charley
Pennsylvania Depot
Manhattan
Punjab
George W. Carter
The
New York Bible Society
William G. Jones
Society
New York Harbor
Jones
Central Park Farmyard Pigs Featured in Sign Sale
In the Central Park section a sign hangs reading Litter of new baby pigs for sale. The old county fair vibe lingers as locals wonder what a New Yorker would do with two pigs.
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Central Park
Shades
Old County
Who Is the Champion Friend in Our Community
Poet Edgar A. Guest muses on true champions beyond sports and records. He asks who among neighbors embodies the greatest kindness and goodwill, noting no listing of such a champion in books or record books and expressing a desire to learn who is the community’s finest friend.
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Lean
Toli
Gall
Weste
Commercial Service & Credit. Co
Edgar C, Jones
Mar
State Banking Department
Hagerstown
Decorative Berries for Strawberries with Pie Dip
Big fresh country strawberries served with stems around a little pie. Guests dip them into a circle of powdered sugar to enhance flavor and presentation.
Investment return figures for Claas rail assets 1927 4.40
The report shows property investment returns for Claas rail assets declined from 5.18 percent in 1926 to 4.40 percent in 1927. The data highlights a drop in yield across the year, reflecting shifts in asset performance within the railway portfolio.
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Claas
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