Deity II Mail Establishment in Hagerstown 1829
The Deity II Mail, established 1828, publishes each evening except Friday from Booth Jonathan St Hagerstown. J A Hawken editor. Subscription 34 50 per year 40 cents a month. Foreign representatives Rke Kuipers Mahoney Inc handle distribution in New York Chicago and Atlanta. Second class matter at Hagerstown post office with paid circulation figures for April 1929.
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Mai! Publishing Co
Ee Booth Jonathan St
Hagerstown
J. A Hawken
Gle
RKE Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Graybrr
Ixington Ave
New York
N.W
Chicago
Constitution
Isanta
Georgia
IV Mail
Phillips
Rights and credits note from AP dispatches
The passage outlines that The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to AP dispatches or any content credited to it, with all other rights reserved for republication. It asserts the paper’s use of both credited and non credited dispatches belongs to AP and protects focal news materials.
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Associated Prean
Associated Press
Daily Thought on Urban Sprawl and Faith
A reflective line on land use and progress notes how joining houses to reuse fields leaves no place for individuals. The excerpt blends biblical phrasing with Emersonian urban critique, contrasting sacred warning with secular concern about cities and community space.
Public Confidence And The Case Of Mooney
Governor C C Young of California risks undermining the criminal justice system by suggesting parole or pardon for Mooney, a San Francisco labor organizer imprisoned since 1916. Critics say guilt must be proven beyond reasonable doubt and note perjured testimony and calls for pardon from judges, jurors, and police. The broader issue is restoring public faith in justice amid alleged political influence.
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C. C. Young
California
Ems
Los Angeles
Govnor
Tomoney
Mooney
San Francisco
Fragmentary quote on guilt and personal reputation
The passage discusses the “probability of guilt” and portrays a man whose confidence could be destroyed by a knockout blow. It suggests he risks painting his own home as that of a small and unchivalrous man.
An Armed Germany Again
Frank H. Simonds argues in the June Review that Europe’s future hinges on Geneva accord adherence. He warns that France and Italy maintaining current armies could prompt Germany to rebuild a large standing force, signaling a return to conscript nations and an armed continent.
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Frank H. Simonds
Europe
Simonds
France
Italy
Germany
Geneva
Traffic Deaths Rise As Automobiles Kill More
National Safety Council figures show accidents for the first four months of 1929 up 5 percent from 1928. Rural regions contribute most to the rise while elites report similar totals. The piece urges stronger state traffic police patrols and greater individual care to curb the mounting fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Various light items from quirks to a wealthy junkman
A Kansas City dentist does his own dental work and Detroit pauses a play for being silly. A New York woman plans to record voices for vacations and a Paris junkman, M Verdier Dufour, runs a vast waste business sorting and selling uninspected refuse to manufacturers. President Hoover trims presidential handshakes while medical science hints brains imply larger heads.
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Kansas City
Paris
M. Verdier-Dufour
France
New Tri Color Frocks Spark Popularity in Green Emphasis
A note on fashion shows the new tri color red white and green gaining favor alongside the traditional red white and blue. An afternoon frock from Worth features plaid chiffon with green highlights at the neck cuffs and beltline.
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Worth
Darrow Slams Tariffs and Tyranny in Washington Visit
Clarence Darrow denounces tariffs as gold bricks for farmers and blames Congress for shortchanging agriculture. He criticizes Hoover, mocks the enforcement commission, and argues free trade would aid farmers while railing against tyranny and monopoly.
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Congress
Clarence Darrow
Hoover
Washington
Darrow
Law Enforcement Commission
Goring
Quotations and a Summer Frock in a Fragmented Page
A collage of quotes from notable figures James La Follette Julius Klein Ramsay MacDonald Borah Hoover and Stefansson discusses secrecy power perishable goods and propaganda. The piece bleeds into a fashion note describing a seven tier pink rose frock with circular tiers and finely pleated flounce detail.
Just Fauls By EDGAR A. GUEST
A poetic tale of a couple whose youthful dreams clash with time's decay. Love blinds the strength and weakens as thirty years pass, revealing failed promises and the aging man’s frailties. The woman recognizes the broken vows and lost splendors.
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Edgar A. Guest
Pat Cain and the Broadway warehouse of failed shows
New York report sketches Pat Cain as Broadway’s perpetual last-nighter. The warehouse of failed and some good shows, a five story den with a famed desk scratched by producers, serves as Cain’s bustling hub where scenery, stage adornments, and road companies pass through. The piece also notes Cain’s fame for predicting failures and mentions Dolly Donn Byrne and Gilbert Swan in passing.
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Broadway
Cain
Cain's
Hat Cain
Long Island Gardens
Tabby
Charley Driscoll
Spain
Chas
Dolly Donn Byrne
Byrne Castle
Ireland
Gilbert Swan
Bath Dangers Highlighted By Doctor Hinsdale
Dr. Morris Fishbein reports Dr. Guy Hinsdale compiled cases of fatal bathing accidents. Falls, fainting, epileptic fits, heart disease, drownings, burns, electric shocks, and gas leaks are listed as bath risks. Supervision is crucial for patients with weak hearts or fragile arteries during baths.
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Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
Charlotte Corday
Marat
Guy Hinsdale
Chiscage
Hinsdale
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Deity
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Daily Thought
Emerson
Ublic
Young
Imilliona
Henry Ford
Detroit
Rooney Dutcher
NEA
Earth
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Julius Klein
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Agriculture’ Department
Senator Borah
Idaho
Pathfinder
Pershing
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Pat Cain
Pat
Metropolitan
Steve
Beard’s Ice Cream Co
Smith Furniture CO
E. Franklin St
Maryland Motor
Challenger Flying Service
Hageratown Airport
Harry S. Myers
Aut Alten
Qiuas Schwartz & Son
Washington St
Peoples
W. Wahington
Baker’s Jewelry
Enat Wash
G. S. Cong
Harry C. Main
Franklin Street
Sangamo Electric
Jon
Courthausd
Hagerstown Light & Heat Co
Echanics Loan & Savings Bank
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