Foreign Representatives AIPERS and MAHONEY Inc Address Notes
Fragmentary OCR listing foreign representatives and addresses in New York Chicago Atlanta and Georgia. MentionsAudit Bureau of Circulation communications to The Daily Mail Editorial Business or Circulation Departments. Entry noted as second class matter.
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Aipers & Mahoney, Inc
Aybat
Ave
New York
Wal ‘Bash Ave
Chicago
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Mesiber Audit Bureau of Circulation
A. Hawksn
Daily
Mail
Bagerstown
Monotony in American life challenged by diversity
A columnist debates claims of national monotony, arguing American life is diverse in scenery, customs, and thought. He cites examples from towns and regions, noting distinct voices from Alabama to New York and from Salt Lake City to New Bedford, concluding monotony is a misconception.
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Salt Lake City
New Bedford
Alabama
New York
Antioch College
Yale
Notre Dame
Vicksburg
Cheyenne
Fontana
North Carolina
Duluth
Miami
el Paso
Oklahoma
Monctonpun
Hot time ahead at conventions in Kansas City and Houston
The Philadelphia Record forecasts a hot political scene as conventions approach in June in Kansas City and Houston. It hints at potential clashes between Herbert Hoover and Al Smith, with lawmakers in Washington already feeling the pressure. A satirical note suggests attention to restaurant pancake prices after a new czar takes charge of the rubber industry.
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Philadelphia
Kan
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
John
Bill
Kansas
Texas
Quackocracy in Chicago Democracy Warned by Illinois Group
A commentary on an Illinois Association for Criminal Justice report arguing Chicago’s 20 year grip by organized crime reflects broader municipal flaws. It links crooked politics, bootleggers, and indifference of voters to democratic failure and urges citizen duty to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle-Western
Metropollis
Chicago
Carlyle
Quackocracy
Army May Battle Navy Some Day If There's Enough Gas To Fly Planes
Washington June 5 The Army Air Service faces a fuel shortage that cripples cross country training and limits flight time. Navy expansion, radio towers, and new bases at Anacostia and North Island spark interservice friction. Budget politics and gas rationing shape aviation policy while incidents in Harpers Ferry and Boston highlight security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Washington
Army Air Service
National Guard
First Corps
New England
Marine
Congress
Air Service
Bolling Field
North Island
Los Angeles
Lake Field
Hawaii
Bolling
Feld
Potomac
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Luke Field
Wilbur
Mail Pouch A Man Learns to Swim and Race Gossip
Ottawa residents hear about a new swimmer at 72 and a forthcoming match race between two aquatic seniors. The piece muses on jury sympathy for beautiful life, notes women spend most retail dollars, and ponders missing past quirks like Miss Gieutze and a cigar smoking baby amid postwar reflections.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Mending Materials For a Neat Sewing Basket
Household tip urges adding snaps hooks and buttons to a sewing basket new lines suggest storing buttons on a safety pin and keeping snaps in a small bottle for easy access and organization.
MON-X advertised relief for stomach indigestion
Mrs. E M Lansinger of Hanover Pa credits MON-X with curing daily indigestion gas heart flutter constipation and dizziness after visiting the MON-X specialist at Peoples Drug Store. The ad claims the specialist offers free advice and urges readers to consult him.
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Mon-X
Peoples Drug Store
Careerists Pay A Price For Success
A renowned writer notes success demands solitude and sacrifices social life. The piece cites Mrs. Leslie Carter and a writer who left a profession for writing, revealing the tension between public acclaim and real friendship. It urges understanding for busy friends and hints at springtime tips for cultivating appetites with colorful dishware. Nicholas Tattersall captained the ship Charles II used to escape to France in 1650.
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Leslie Cartere
Nicholas Tattersall
Charles II
France
Just Fors By Edgar A. Guest
A compact poem argues that luck favors the proactive. Talent remains buried without effort while effort, work, and prudent action shape success regardless of fortune. It emphasizes planting seeds, improving oneself, and avoiding complacency to gain a decent name and achievement.
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Tre Mai Publishing Co
S. South
Jonathan St. Hagerstown
Ail
Deliyz
Associated Prean
Associated Press
All News Dispatch
Epecat
Daily Thought
Cullen
Dr.Derthy
America
Érican
Commerce
Herbert
Goodsekeeping Magazine
Oover
Boston
Albuquerge
Omaha
Mont
East
South
Middle West
Far “West
Sas City
Houston
Senatro Walsh
Ilinois Association For Criminal Justice
Admiral Brumby
Provincetown
Sandino
General Summerall
President Coolidge
Harry Brilliant
Mass
Jefferson County
Justice of the Peace
G. O. Willey
Charles Town
Harry Hahn
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio
Miss Gieutze
Salem Ave
A. W. Triesler
Mone
General Auto
The
Nicodemus National Bank
Hagerstown, MD
Olive Roberts
Sarton
Just Fors
Edgar A. Guest
Mrs. Barton
Margaret Barton
Kansas City
Sho
Margaret Burton
Massachusetts
W. Washington St
Bentz & Dunn
House of Shoes
Nuide
Ial
Harry C. Main
East Franklin Street
Franklin St
Danzer Lumber CO
Baltimore
T. Phené
Jacobson
Kodak Picture
Hiedwohl
West Washington
Smith Furniture Co
Franklin
Phane
Peoples Store
Washington St
Hagerstown Tire Co
Elgin Strap
Saum
General
General Electric
Schindel
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