Daily Mail Publication Address and Circulation Note
The Daily Mail, established 1828, published in Hagerstown by The Mail Publishing Co. Editorial and business departments listed. General Manager Phillips. Entered as second class matter. Totals for April 1928 and 1929 referenced, with circulation figures noted.
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Za. Mail
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Mail Publishing Co
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South Jonathan
Hagerstown
Nod
Alember Audit Bureau of
Ally
Maj
Phillips
C& & PL Phor
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Daily Thought From Psalms And Beecher
A short religious reflection notes the psalmist’s warning that prosperity can lead to instability. Beecher’s counsel urges vigilance against ego and self assurance when fortunes rise.
The Crime Of Stupidity And The Machinery Age
AHackensack river caisson disaster in New Jersey traps twelve workers as air pressure drops. Six die, five injured. investigations begin amid critique of modern machinery reliance and human error. The piece argues advancing machines outpace training and control, warning negligence may be the era’s gravest risk, with benefits and curses of mechanization.
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Hackensack River
New Jersey
Fireproofing Matches and Cigarettes to Save Forests
Government researchers in Washington study fireproofing matches and cigarets to prevent forest fires. Fireproof materials may take years to develop and may not eliminate hazards. Readers are urged to fully extinguish matches and stubs before disposal and to avoid leaving any burning material behind to protect dwindling forest resources.
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United States
U. S. Forest Service
Bureau of Standards
Washington
First steel skyscraper torn down in Chicago
The 1887 pioneer steel skyscraper in Chicago is being demolished to make way for a larger structure. Experts from the American Institute of Steel Construction will observe tests on the steel frame to determine how it has endured over time. The findings aim to guide future steel construction practices.
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Chiccago
Ameriian Institute of Steel Construction
Good News For Anglers In National Parks
The Interior and Commerce departments announce an agreement to keep streams and lakes in national parks stocked with fish. A government expert will oversee preservation, prevent depletion, and may introduce new varieties or boost existing stocks, ensuring the great sport of fishing remains intact in parks.
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Departments of the Interior and Commerce
Tariff and Exports Debate Highlights Trade Strain
The House narrowly approves the tariff bill by 18 to 3, prompting a Wall Street Magazine critique. The article argues duties have been raised with handicaps on foreign trade, risking constrained export outlets for over producing factories as imports potentially shrink.
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House of Representatives
Current Magazine
Wall Street
Los Angeles aviator sets solo endurance record during odd notes
The text notes an aviator from Los Angeles achieving a solo endurance record amid reflections on musicians neighbors and quirky local tales. It mentions a Kansas woman jailed for bank robbery, a citizen helping his wife with lawn care, and various stray phrases about Stimson's parrot and disputed spelling shifts.
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Los Angeles
Foreign tirade shapes economic and political course
The text argues that a nation cannot escape its role in global markets and politics. It suggests economic evolution pushes more imports while domestic politics pull in the opposite direction. It reflects on a nation’s dependence on foreign rhetoric shaping policy and perception.
New Democratic Headquarters Shows Life in Party
Washington June. A visit to the expanded Democratic national headquarters reveals comfortable furniture and a busy new chairman, Jouett Shouse, working with two secretaries on Memorial Day. He discusses party organization, trade and farm issues, and aims for professional, businesslike operation with about a dozen staff.
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Democratic Party
Jouett Shouse
Washington
Mr. Sovett
Jewett
Shouse
Sh-house
Congress
Kansas City
Chicago
Shorse
Inn
Welder
Go.pl
Execut Committee
Canal Street Imagery Creeps Back To Old Town Streets
Gilbert Swan recalls Canal Street Manhattan as a bridge to his boyhood town streets. He describes brighly colored dress goods, life-size pasteboard figures, old tavern signs, leather smells, and country-store atmosphere amid four-story buildings and cobblestones. The scene contrasts canal youth with modern cityscape and evokes memories of early commerce.
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New York
Canal Street
Manhattan
Greenwich Village
Fifth Avenue
Michigan
Gilbert Swan
Phosphorus Rich Foods Support Growing Child Needs
Dr Morris Fishbein notes calcium phosphorus link in bone. Phosphorus appears in mothers milk and common foods— potatoes, wheat germ, beef, nuts, beans, and dairy— helping bone and nerve tissue development. Adequate phosphorus via diet prevents disturbances and supports brain and bodily functions.
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Agnasiz
Let Lindy Alone on Honeymoon Privacy
The public figure Lindy, famed aviator, and his bride slipped away for the start of their honeymoon. Reporters and photographers usually persist, but the piece notes Lindy deserves privacy after two years in the public eye. The column urges letting him be left alone during this personal time.
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Uany
Lindy
Open Cars Passe Since 1922 In U S Auto Share Rise
Since 1922 the share of closed automobiles in the United States rose from 30 percent to 2 percent by 1927. The note highlights a dramatic shift in vehicle design and consumer preference amid rapid automotive evolution.
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United States
Just Fou by Edgar A. Gu
Poem warns of the price of vice and deceit urging youth to resist temptations and keep integrity. It contrasts easy gain with lasting pride, noting many in London’s Brigade workforce as context. The speaker emphasizes choosing Fame and cost wisely before accepting any bargain.
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London
Government power debate across organs and leaders quoted
A collection of quotes on government structure and civic duty spans speakers from Senator Walsh to Ruth Bryan Owen and Sir Philip Gibbs. The remarks address executive and legislative balance, local governance, political participation, and international concerns about debt, armies, and leadership.
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House of Representatives
Executive
Senate
David Walsh
Masachsetts
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Associated Press
Daily Thought
Genesity
Beecher
Zine
Kansas
Atchison (Was.) Globe
Stimson
Philippines
United States Treasury Department
Othe Day
Voltaire
Wocletter
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Marflower
Democrats
New Democratic
Financial District
Old City
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
Franklin St
F. & W. Grands
Washington St
Silk Shop
W. Franklin St
Edgar A. GU
Hoffman, Barnhart and Clopper
Montgomery Ward
Riverside Tires
S. Jonathan St
Hagerato
W. B. Cratty
Mer
Danzer Metal Works
Lee ST
Chicago Market Co
North Potomac Street
Howard’s
Baltimore St
Hera
Prof
R. E. Rogers
Massachuse Institute of Technology
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
England
Prince of Wales
Sir Philip Gibbs
Ruth Bryan Owen
Fess
Ohio
Mechaniel Loan and Savings Bank
Chanics Loan & Savings Bank
Maryland
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