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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
2
Incomplete readable text from a historic page outlines publication details. Mentions The Mail Publishing Co punctuation and several addresses in Hagerstown Chicago Atlanta and Lexington areas. No clear event persons or concrete news facts present.
A truncated newspaper rights notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches credited or not credited, with local news published herein. It reserves republication rights and mentions exclusive entitlement to use of dispatches.
A compact reflection contrasts the value of earnest work against the opinions of snobs and bluffers. It argues that true effort defines worth, and that external victories matter little to a person who does his best.
With warm weather the swim season nears and drownings rise, many involve young boys. Cities should patrol beaches and issue safety rules. Parents must impress care and common sense to reduce summer bathing fatalities.
A brief, fragmented excerpt contemplates death and moral judgment with biblical and literary allusions. The text references Psalms and Lowell to frame a critique of a dangerous, flawed figure described as a monster. The style resembles a wartime or serialized reflection.
A campus speech by Prof. Robert E. Rogers at Neasacniseds Institute of Technel per lampoons snobbery and bluffery as paths to success. He urged graduates to act superior, marry well, demand good service, and project a ruling presence, while noting money and luxury are not universal measures of worth.
A Norwegian company plans a fleet of airplanes to hunt whales in the Arctic. The piece notes whaling’s links to the past with steam vessels and land-based factories, while observing the incongruity of air-driven whaling and imagining old whalemen’s reactions to skyborne hunting.
The piece notes Colonel Lindberghs marriage sparks loyalty critiques while a Massachusetts professor urges graduates to marry the bosses daughter. It questions social norms, professional status, and moral boundaries amid broader debates on reparations farmers and aviation endurance records. It ends by asking whom the professor married.
Poem centers on Miss Janet a six year old girl who leads a busy day dressing dolls baking bread and pies feeding animals and tending children Mabel Annabelle and Sue The piece highlights her endless duties and constant rushing until night when she grows weary reflecting a child’s heavy responsibilities.
Official observers note a widespread rail revival boosting competition for passenger traffic. Western lines slash schedules and add luxurious cars, with the Great Northern and others trimming times to match California trains, ending fears of discrimination and preserving through service amid fare adjustments.
Gilbert Swan offers a vivid portrait of Manhattan in heat as apartments breathe, fire escapes host play, and the city hums with radio, phonographs, and sirens. The East Side stays awake, children and elders mingle with restless streets, and a tipster hints at red shoes for men.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes crude cancer death rates rise due to aging and better diagnosis, but adjusted rates may not rise as quickly. He rebuts the idea that cancer is a civilized disease, citing cancer in savages and animals, and stresses age group considerations in statistics while acknowledging tumors can arise from irritation even without infection.
Widespread belief that wives of doctors caring for cancer patients catch cancer from their husbands is challenged. The text notes that researchers working with cancer material do not contract the disease, suggesting a distinction between patient infection and occupational exposure.
An advertisement urges relief from bladder weakness and related symptoms with Dr Southworths Uratabs. It promises a ten day supply in sealed packages and a money back guarantee if first box fails to deliver swift relief within ten days.
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