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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
3
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown advertises its date line and publishing details. It lists editor J A Hawkes and general manager EB Phillips with postal and subscription information, foreign representation, and circulation totals for April 1927 showing a gain.
A compact wisdom note cites Proverb 21 23 about guarding speech to guard the soul and adds Seneca on silence learned through life’s many misfortunes. The text blends biblical and classical maxims for moral reflection.
Feature on how airplanes transform the Montana wild horse roundup and blend old frontier romance with modern technology. The piece contrasts old time cowboys and new era machines, noting the shift from lone individualism to machine aided collectives and the evolving romance of the West.
A reflection on the end of an era where individual explorers once faced distant frontiers alone. The rise of automation and machines marks a shift away from solitary, self-reliant ventures toward technologically aided or dominated endeavors, signaling a broader change in human pursuit and autonomy.
Sir Esme Howard chose to toast with mineral water at the British Embassy in Washington a voluntary gesture toward Anglo American cordiality. The move, while perhaps diplomatically shrewd, drew mixed reactions from British and European observers, but remains his own independent decision.
The piece notes the pocket veto's legality promising more reading for Mrs Hoover, mocks wives, and mentions a mix of social scenes. It references a U S aviation incident with a monkey parachute, Turkish sign laws, civilian roadside stands, and Madame Schwimmer's citizenship denial over conscientious objection to bearing arms. It closes noting Vice President publicity for Charlie Curtis.
Edgar A. Guest frame recalls a child’s quarrel over who sits next to father in the car. The poem celebrates the lively back and forth of shared rides, arguing as a source of joy rather than pure peace, ending with a bittersweet note on family life and rivalry.
In Washington June 12, Senator Hiram K. Bingham of Connecticut defends executive sessions as necessary for privacy in personnel matters. He argues secrecy protects reputations, enables private deliberation, and helps place qualified individuals in office, citing precedents in Connecticut and corporate practice. Mrs Irwin Kreiger and daughter Jessie of Chicago visit Hagerstown with Mrs Kreiger’s parents.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes cancer can begin as tiny spots and stresses prevention by eliminating irritants and removing precancerous lesions such as moles warts and ulcers. He warns mouth cancer rises with tobacco use and dental neglect while calls for better mouth hygiene and correction of dental defects to reduce incidence. He adds women increasingly smoke, pondering future cancer statistics and gender differences.
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