Daily Mail publication and circulation details
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown outlines its establishment in 1828, publishing every evening except Sundays. It lists editors, general manager, subscription rates, office addresses, foreign representatives, and post office entry information.
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The
Mall Publishing Co
Jonathan St
Hagerstown
J. A. Hawken
Burke Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Graybar Building
Lexington Ave
New York
Wabash Ava
Chicago
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Daily Mail
B. Phillips
Fragmentary Literary Verse Snippet
A dated, fragmented quotation mixes biblical and Shakespearean lines about love and madness. The text appears as an intra literary extract, pairing Song of Solomon imagery with a Shakespearean remark on love and cruelty, conveying themes of passion and distress.
A Lesson In World Peace Across the U.S.-Canada Frontier
The article notes a 3000 mile undefended U S Canada border as proof of peace between two nations. It suggests Britain and the United States could discuss naval reduction and cites Ramsay MacDonald and Herbert Hoover as potential conversational foci. It frames the frontier as a standard others could aim for.
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United States
Canada
Ramsay MacDonald
Herbert Hoover
Canadian
Britain
Rabbit arrives as riches for farmers in New Zealand and Australia
The once damaging pest rabbit turned boon as felt hats rely on rabbit skins. Major W H Cochrane notes many rabbit pelts ship from New Zealand and Australia to New York, fueling prosperity at home while ships return with autos radios and plumbing gear.
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New Opealand
Australia
America
W. H. Cochrane
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
New York
New Zealand
Ameri
A Queer Sort Of Job In Berlin A Grim Trade In Freaks
A Berlin man who earned fortunes by exploiting nervous freaks died recently. He scoured Germany for dog faced boys bearded women grotesquely misshapen cripples three headed calves and similar specimens. He captured trained them and added artificial touches.
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Berlin
Ealing
Germany
Entrepreneur’s Circus Venture Earned Great Wealth
The subject, noting nature’s neglect, formed a contract with a circus to showcase its exhibition. He achieved high success and accumulated substantial wealth through this venture.
Dreams of Justice Across Four Millennia
Prof. James H. Breasted notes ancient Egyptians circa 2000 B C faced political scandals and social woes similar to modern times. They sought a just, efficient government and a flawless future, yet history shows progress comes slowly and dreams persist beyond lost chances. Science also gambles on nature, as a solar eclipse observed in Siam failed due to cloud cover, wasting months of prep by British and German researchers.
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James H. Breasted
The
Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago
Breasted
West
Far East
Siam
Frederick man killed in motorcycle crash near Harrisburg
Fred Garee, 26, of Frederick Maryland, was fatally injured when his motorcycle overturned while avoiding an automobile near Harrisburg. He suffered a fractured skull and died in a local hospital two hours later after eight other motorcyclists were returning from Lewis-Lows.
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Harrisburg
Alfred Garee
Frederick
Garee
Lewis- Lows
Government Bonds Put Strain On U S Employees
Federal workers face bonding costs for handling money or property with bonds from $2000 to $200,000 and up to $15,000,000 on shipbuilding contracts. The Treasury maintains a list of 94 approved surety firms and oversees about 200,000 bonds yearly. Some press for the government to pay bond fees, but most costs fall on appointees and officials who handle public funds.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Sam
Congress
Uncle Sam
Navy Department
Fidelity
White House
The
Treasury
I Y. Thomas L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Department of Commerce
Commerce Building
U. S
Foreign Service
Eruptions and Politics Spur Debate in Mexico and U S
The passage notes frequent eruptions by Vesuvius and Musso lini amid political chatter. It mentions President Portes Gil of Mexico weighing prohibition and calls for changes in governance and war abolition as a gesture. A New York artist claims Tibet residents revere President Hoover, suggesting they should see Charley Dawes instead.
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Portes Gil
Mexico
Zee
New York
Tibet
President Hoover
Charley Dawes
Just Fauls By Edgar A. Guest Opens In Open Sky Verse
The poem envisions freedom from toil and city life under the open sky and a tranquil place where the soul can rest and dream. It contrasts the grind of life with the calm of nature and finds joy in open air and spiritual reflection. The notice also states William C. Conley has accepted a post with the Illumination Department of Potomac Edison Co and is in New York for illumination schooling.
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Wiliam C. Conley
The
Potomac Edison Co
New York
Manhattanites and artists loom in postwar New York spotlight
Our New York feature lists Robert Daine the French inventor of the Telerekister, a new stock reporting device set to replace traditional quotation boards. He has become a quintessential New Yorker, living in a skyline apartment while perfecting his invention. The piece also mentions John Cowper Powys, novelist of Wolf Solent, living near Patchen Place in a Greenwhich Village area, plus artists Mahcorm Young and John Held, Salt Lake natives making waves in the metropolis.
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New York
Jean
Wall Street
New Yorker
John Cowper Powys
Green- Wich Village
Patchen Place
Jefferson Market
John
Llewellyn
Mahcorm Young
Hollywood
Brigham Young
Salt Lake
Paris
Young
Professor Image Shifts From Desk to Golf Courses
Dr Morris Fishbein notes a shift in the public image of professors from reclusive intellects to healthier lifestyles. He observes a move away from strenuous pastimes to golf and mild outdoor activity, reflecting broader acceptance of exercise for well being and longevity.
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Hrdlicka
Physically Superior American Scientists Hidden Race Trends
A fragmented report notes that about one hundred National Academy of Science members show exceptional physical strength health and longevity resembling dominant American types. It claims top scientists align physically with groups from German Russo Italian or other lineages as some observers argue. Mr Kenneth Bonner of St Jaty School is visiting New York for several days.
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National Academy of Scien
Kenneth Bonner
St. Jaty School
New York
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Daily Se Mail
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Hageratown
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Daily Thought
Perc
Amer
Wiltiadis
Ial
Bearrs
Mount Vesuvius
Mr. Musso
Edgar A. Guest
Open
Roney Bros. Wall-Paper
Potormag Straat
OR. C. A. Brown Optometrist No
Public Square
Ramacciotti
LEE ‘Lee Tire Conshohocken Sales CO
Potomac Stat
Baltimore
Kohler & Sons
Gruen
Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co., Inc
Arcabe
John Held
Misa June Triplett
Joan Lowell
Tam
Helen Jacques
Europe
Gilbert Swan
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Hagerstown Paint and, Glass Company
W. Franklin St
Tire Lord Hagerstown Tire Co
A. E. Lutz
Baltimore and Locust Sts
Dank Dap
Frederick Pierce & Col
Phil. Balto
BECK
McCrory
Wareham
W. R. Spielman & Co. Brokers
Gratn
Cotta
Kelvinator Engineers
Kelvinator
Aberys
Tator Kelvin Kelvinator Bohman CO. Inc
Hagerstown, MD
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