Daily Mail publication notice from Hagerstown school era
The Daily Mail, established in 1828 and published every evening except Sunday by The Mall Publishing Co at 52 South Jonathan Street, Hagerstown Maryland, lists subscription rates of 34.50 per year or 40 cents monthly, 2 cents for extra copies, and advance payment requirements. It notes foreign representatives Burke Kuipers Mahoney Inc and audit bureau membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Ie Flail
The
Mall Publishing Co
South Jonathan St
Hagerstown
J. A. Bawren
Burke Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Graybar Building
Lexington Ave
New York
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Constitution Bidg
Atlanta
Georgia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Eal
Daily Mail
S. EB. Phillips
Daily Thought on Sleep and Wealth
A compact reflection cites Ecclesiastes on how an aborting man finds sleep sweet despite appetite, while riches disturb sleep. Bowring notes sleep follows its own caprices, not the will.
Dead Man's Chest Returns as a Tangled News Fantasy
A brief reflective piece notes Rockefeller Foundation scientists will move from Labrador to St John’s Island in the Virgin Islands to begin new research. The essay muses on Treasure Island style piracy and the romantic lure of Dead Man’s Chest, contrasting childhood fantasies with adult life while acknowledging the island’s real existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Foundation
Labrador
St. John's
Virgin Islands
St. John's Island
Sir Francis Dreke Sound
Treasure Island
Rockefeller
Dead Man's Chest
Tropic
Drake
Morgan
Blackbeard
Recommended By An Ex Wife
A San Francisco man once divorced earned praise from his former wife who wrote a favorable character note to his new love. She cited incompatibility of temperament as the cause of their separation and affirmed he is a fine man who could make someone happy. The anecdote contrasts with common bitterness after divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Big Business In Russia Signs Of Communist Market Shift
News about Soviet Russia signing large contracts with American companies. Ford plans a factory in Russia to produce 100000 cars and trucks yearly, with $30000000 to be spent before completion. Americans will help build steel mills coal mines and a $100000000 hydroelectric plant, the world’s largest. These ventures suggest a major reform of Communism and open markets for U S exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Ford
Airports urged to build capacity for 100 planes daily
The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce airport section urged cities with populations over 100000 to design airports able to handle 100 flights per day. They estimate 500 million dollars will be spent on U.S. airports this year. Chicago is the only city currently at the 100 planes per day mark. If small cities reach this level soon, aviation business will grow many times over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
United States
Chicago
Dancing days and airplane courtship in old era hints
The fragment recalls bygone social mores with lines about barred kicking on the dance floor, airplane courtship as fashion, and playful hints of mourning shaving. It mentions palm imagery in hotels, Al Capone's Philadelphia arrest remark, a Birmingham lawyer opposing a senator, Vesuvio eruption, and Maesolin needing to sneak to that mountain, all in a scattered reminiscence tone.
Court machinery for handling of criminal cases
A Pennsylvania crime commission found 44 090 cases studied, with liquor law violations leading grand juries. It urged deeper study into liquor crime and questioned grand jury necessity, noting delays inflate costs and waste resources, recommending streamlined trials and possible court reforms.
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Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Washington
Pennsylvania
Tner
Chicago
New York City
Milwaukee
Just Fauxs By Edgar A Guest
A compact verse reflecting on human choice versus instinct in animals. The speaker notes man alone shapes life by personal will, dreaming, planning, and building a self made personality, while beasts stay within their fields and instinct. The poem ponders fate and the soul within.
Fragmented Quotes and Civic Thoughts from 20th Century Debates
A collage of quotations touches on college reform, student control, economics and birth rates, women's political participation, and aviation mechanics. It cites Coach Keene Fitzpatrick, Stanley Baldwin, Louise Davies, Dr. O K Baker, Ruth Hanna McCormick, and Elmer A Sperry, reflecting debates on education, population, and technology.
British King Is Much Improved After Lung Surgery
Windsor, Eng. June 10 King George III. is improving with doctors reporting progress. Incision in the lung shows diminishing salience and his general health is good. In France, a government office will control wireless broadcasting funded by a tax levy on receiving sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Eng
George
France
New York gossip on Broadway and Hollywood news
Ed Gallagher’s death ties to the song that made Gallagher and Shean famous credited to Bryan Foy the trailer of auto biographies from Al Smith by George Oppenheimer and Viking Press Georges Carpentier to return as a musical headliner and more. Mitchell Doubling in talkies and the Broadway cabaret scene contrasted with reality. Mitzi’s married name is Mrs Boyd Marshall. W C Durant fortunes noted. Robert Littie and Pierre de Rohan linked to Hollywood. Badanova and Nicholas Soussanin discuss marriage and stage life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ed Gallagher
Mr. Gallagher
Mr. Shean
Bryan Foy
Eddie Foy
Gallagher-Shean
al Smith
George Oppenheimer
Viking Press
Georges Carpentier
Harry Hershfield
Mitzi
Boyd Marshall
Walk Street
W. C. Durant
Broad
Glenn Tryon
Pat Roohey
Robert Littie
Post
World Dramatic
Pierre de Rohan
Hollywood
Florence Ross
Mr. Hearst
Badanova
Nicholas Soussanin
Hollywoot
Gilbert Swan
Swimming for health and safety tips from 1910s health column
The article extols swimming as a healthful summer sport and notes many men and boys over twelve cannot swim. It cites Dr. Claude P. Fordyce on how swimming strengthens muscles, aids weight loss, and improves heart and lung function, while giving safety cautions about overheating, meal timing, and cramps to prevent panic and accidents.
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Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Mygda
Health Magazine
Hygeia
Claude P. Fordyce
Lifesaving Breathing and First Aid for Drowning
The text outlines CPR like steps from the American Red Cross, detailing how to position the patient, seal the airway, and perform chest compressions and rescue breaths. It emphasizes repeated cycles until breathing returns and stresses calm, steady tempo.
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Hagerstown Postoffee
Associated Press
Jocal News
Daily Thought
Chrld
Iato
al Capone
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Senator
Hefiin
Maesolin
Sam
Mgr Sarrie
Letter
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Edgar A. Guest
Keene Fitzpatrick
Princeton
Stanley Baldwin
Louise Davies
New Republic
O. KB. Baker
Department of Agriculture
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Minas
Elmer A. Sperry
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Roney Bros. Wall-Paper
North Potomac Street
Broadway
Outlands
Big Street
Madison Square Garden
Hippodrome
Hagerstown Tire Co
Road Lumber CO
Garver Furniture
Potomac St
Potomac Edison
Sauer Kraut
Beard’s
Residence
Bargain
Grand 74
Washington St
Donkey
Echanics Loan & Savings Bank
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