The Daily Mail Ad Rates and Editorial Office
The text lists subscription rates by mail or delivery, rates 4 50 per year and 40 cents a month, plus pay in advance. It notes foreign representatives and offices in New York Chicago and Atlanta. It mentions editor Hawker and circulation departments, plus a Paris travel misery quote about coal miners families and textile workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delivmers
Bupke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Graybar
Lexington Ave
New_York
N. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Wurean
Hawker
Daily Mail
Hagerstown Postoffice
Matter. CG. &.P
London
Paris
Rights and credits note from Associated Press text
The note states AP holds exclusive publication rights for all news dispatches credited to it and local news published here. republication rights of special dispatches are reserved. The text reflects standard newspaper copyright language.
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Associated Press
Age and wisdom in the face of aging progress
An essay notes aged people decline rejuvenation offers, while a dozen tenarians refuse extra years. It argues aging grants wisdom not longer life, citing Native American views of life as tests of character and the need to enrich the allotted span with skill and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adon
Pooé
Indiana
Teath
Odd Contrast In News From Very Different Worlds
A newspaper notes two starkly contrasting stories on the same day. One reports the accidental death of Sam Pine Bird, a Sioux Indian, struck by a prairie schooner. The other discusses Lufthansa possibly facing a strike or disruptions to its operations in Berlin.
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Sam Pine Bird
West
Berlin
Debutante Etiquette Sparks Defense Amid Wealth Claims
The Poor Debs tale prompts Mrs. Emily Post to defend a debutante amid claims of overwork and a Park Avenue family fortune. An Harper’s piece, previewed, notes the social burden and etiquette expectations shaping the narrative.
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Emily Post
Dee-Bwey
Harper's
Standards Spread Across World by American Committee
The American Engineering Standards Committee reports that standardization methods spread globally with 20 great industrial nations joining in a move to increase standardization in nearly every industry. The trend is inevitable and, while feared by some, may prove beneficial for civilization.
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American Engineering Standards Committee
Colorful cows and talking machines in simple headlines
A clipped note mentions Mrs Levine and Pilot Levine with home dinner jokes. Chain stores test talking sales machines. A gibe about a mechanical traffic cop appears. Four standard Holstein colors proposed at a Milwaukee breeders convention.
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Helen Keller
Milwaukee
Flag Day Poem Pleads Faithful Patriotism and Devotion
A poem prays to EDGAR A. GUEST and the flag on Flag Day. It vows lifelong faithfulness, devotion to liberty, and steadfast friendship to the banner through changing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Ghiry
Politicians At K. C. Convention Opposed To Law Enforcement
Kansas City dispatch notes politicians cautioning against making enforcement an issue at conventions while Washington view remains that prohibition is a national matter. The piece also covers DC liquor law crackdowns, unemployment woes among carpenters, proposed reforms, and Mabel Willebrandt’s Senate testimony and attack on Frank Hale.
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K. C
Rodney Dutcher
Kansas City
Houston
Washington
National Capital
District of Columbia
Scoffflaws
Congress
Carpenters’ Union
Coolidge
Mabel Willebrandt
Senate Campaign Expenses Committee
Migs Willebrandt
Sen
Ators
Frank J. Hale
Prohibition
Hale
Lincoln C. Andrews
Prohibition Enforcement
Miss Willebrandt
anti-Hoover Weekly
Beautiful Rest Haven The Endowed Cemetery Ad
Telephone 7469, and let us drive you out. Office, 23 North Jonathan Street.
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North Jonathan Street
Brain as central switchboard of life explains thought
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the brain as the central switchboard of the body linking to skin senses balance and emotions. He compares brain and nerve signals to a Met Opera switchboard and notes brain fatigue follows thinking, arguing mind cannot be detached from the body.
Miss Olive Ankeney Visits Sister in Hagers Town
Miss Olive Ankeney is reported visiting her sister Mia Mongan in Hagers Town. The brief note places the visit in the local social scene and confirms kinship between Ankeney and Mongan.
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Olive M. Ankeney
Mia
Mongan
Hagers‘town
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the Mall Publishing: Co
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Hagerstown
Tas
Voronom
Jeet
Park Avenue
New York
Edgar A. Guest
Lberty
Central Garage
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Safety and Service the
Nicodemus National Bank of
Miller’s
Potomac Street
Harry S. Myers
Garver’s
N. Potomac St
DR. Morris
Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Metropolitan Opera House
C. Judson Herick
Optometrist
Washington St
Hagerstown Tire Co
Royal Typewriters
Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co, Franklin and Jonathan Street
Jacobson
Franklin Street
Chicago Market ‘Co
North Potomac Street
Whippet - Knight
Willys-Overland
Hoffman Brothers AO
East
Washington Street
Smith Furniture Co
E. Franklin'St
Polly Preston
Strong Arch
McCardell Bros
Lambert
Goodyear Speedway
Perfection Stove Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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