Daily ne Mail Publishing Co. notice of rates and addresses
The Daily ne Mail, established 1828, prints evening editions from Hagerstown with subscription rates four dollars fifty cents per year and forty cents a month. Single copies cost two cents. Foreign representatives include URKE KUIPERS MAHONEY in New York and others in Chicago Atlanta and Washington. Communications should be sent to The Mail Editorial Business or Circulation Departments. Entered at the Hagerstown postal service as second class matter.
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URKE
WvoMail
Bagerstown
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Americans' relentless toil and the quest for leisure
The piece argues that relentless work since the revolution has left many Americans craving leisure and culture. It notes a drift toward Europe for richer idle experiences, warns against perpetual busyness, and reflects on Puritan roots shaping a future where work remains central for generations, with children as the ultimate aim.
Seein Things in Republican Camp Amid Draft Coolidge Plot
In a Philadelphia Record summary, Republican strategists fret over President Coolidge. They see a threat in every rival move as they suppose his June 11 budget speech and June 14 vacation trip affect convention timing. Hoover and anti-Coolidge factions watch anxiously while Coolidge travels and delegates decide.
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Coolidge
Cabender
Making Money Work and the Danger of Dubious Schemes
A Good Housekeeping writer reports Americans lose about 3 billion dollars yearly to dubious schemes. Not widows and orphans but savvy business men commit these losses. The piece urges consulting a banker before investing to avoid tips and risky ventures and to seek safety and guidance from a trusted banker.
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Good Housekeeping
Tot bares cat's attack on rat in bold headline
A quirky newspaper item notes a sensational headline about a cat revealing a rat attack, while the piece also mentions Chicago cleaners hiring Al Capone as a protector and reflectively ponders public relations, with a quirky question from a New Jersey boy to Washington about diplomacy and jurisdiction. The fragment references Chief Justice Taft in a garbled coda.
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California
Chicago
al Capone
Jesse James
New Jersey
Washington
Taft
New York City Curiosity Draws Nearby Residents
In New York and New Jersey many locals rarely visit Manhattan though within an hour of Grand Central. The piece notes New Yorkers and nearby residents live separate lives while curious glimpses of city life attract crowds on rainy days. It mentions White Plains suburbs, shopping, and a child’s mud castle scene amid a bustling crowd with taxi and weather chatter.
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White Plains
Manhattan
New York
Grand Central Station
Just Fours By Edgar A Guest
Height for life and all thats in it the sunshine of the happy minute the laughter of the merry hour the perfume of the summer flower the thrill of each completed deed the brave heart of the friend in need the fun that's blended with the care and all the beauty everywhere Height for life and all it brings us The song some passing warbler sings us the smiles of those who know us well the tales that friendship has to tell the jests that for the moment sweep Away the cares and hurts we keep The books we read and every sweet Which now and then is ours to eat Height for life with god things la den The tender love of man and maiden The babys smile the neighbors fair The little gardens here and there The hills to climb the streams to fish And all that any heart could wish Life has its burdens hurts and stings But countless are its pleasant things.
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Agust
Philip le
Europe
Germany
France
America
Congress
Wm. Penn
Philadelphia
Penn
Court upholds maid who wouldn’t kiss cats
In Utrecht a spinster kept eight cats fed thrice daily and kissed them good night. A maid ordered to do the same quit her job and fought the mistress in court. The maid won the case, securing her position despite the sudden departure.
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COURT
Utrecht
Holland
National Air Transport Extends Routes to Tulsa and Detroit
National Air Transport plans to extend its overnight mail and express routes into Tulsa Oklahoma and Detroit as soon as the government installs the required lighting equipment.
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National Air Transport
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Detroit
It Rides Best Who Rides Last in Civic Observations
An observant column laments modern vanity in transit, fashion, and politics. It questions pacey crowds and bus line antics while praising cultural tastes from opera to shrubbery landscapes, noting a long spring and Congress at peace, and imagines William Penn shaping future city roads with a highways board. It ends by describing an evening gown with gold and silver stitched edges.
Teachers Health Edge: New York Study Supports Superior Safety
Dr. Morris Fishbein cites I H Goldberger findings from 33 000 public school teachers over 15 years. Teachers show fewer sick days 3.36 versus 5.9 for industrial and clerical workers and a death rate of 3.66 per thousand versus 13.5 nationally. Health rules and school environments boost well being and prevent fatigue. Diesel engine note ends article with contrast on combustion.
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I. H. Goldberger
Board of Education
New York City
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