Morning Herald of Hagerstown Opens Daily Notices
The Morning Herald published in Hagerstown Maryland lists offices at 25 South Jonathan Street and provides editorial and business sections. It notes circulation, subscription rates, and Associated Press affiliation with standard copyright statements and mailing details.
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Herald Publishing Company
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Vance
Delaware Sunday Law upheld in Walsh football case
Delaware Supreme Court sustains conviction of Walsh and others for selling Sunday football game tickets. It holds that playing a game commercially with admission fees violates the Sunday law, while casual personal activity on Sunday remains outside the statute. Justice Harrington cites earlier opinions on religious duties and social obligations in the ruling.
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Walsh
Harrington
Farrington
Scientific Tax Reduction Plea From The Nation's Business
Under Secretary Ogden Mills argues for further scientific tax cuts at the next Congress session. He cites 1926 gains from income surtax reform, notes large percentage increases in returns over thresholds, and says corporate rates are out of line with individual taxes. He urges a broad, economically efficient tax reduction benefiting most taxpayers and business.
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the Treasury
Congress
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Rewards of Teaching Not Financial
Dr. Henry S. Pritchett of the Carnegie Foundation argues that higher salaries for college professors would not by themselves create superior teaching or research. In the foundation’s twenty first annual report for the year ending June 30 1926 he discusses how pay scales relate to educational quality amid changing economic conditions.
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Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Pritchett
Teaching’s rewards lie beyond high pay, says report
The report argues teachers’ attitude toward life and expenditures are shaped by broader societal changes. It notes teaching attracts fewer top minds when salaries fall short, but insists the rewards of teaching lie not in money but in other forms of fulfillment beyond fortune.
The Fourth Largest Industry
Dr. Frank Crane argues the motion picture business, now the fourth largest US industry with 1.5 billion invested, will grow into a major force in entertainment, education, and global understanding. He notes it transcends language, appeals to all, and will expand into science, history, geography, and international goodwill.
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United States
America
McClure
Horoscope for Saturday June 18 1927 Insightful planetary outlook
The forecast notes favorable early planetary aspects for merchants and manufacturers with broad prosperity across trades. It predicts rising land values, benefits to farmers, praise for educators, and favorable travel for knowledge seekers, while cautioning against quarrels and nervousness as the day progresses.
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America
Europe
Question and Answer column excerpts from The Herald or Mail
A compact Q and A selection covers World Series schedule changes in 1919 and 1922, the Levasseur Marine B plane used by Nungesser and Coll, the White House north portico addition after the 1814 fire, U S Army executions to 1919, side saddle origins in England, Bert Johnson Orchard in Arkansas as the largest peach orchard, Washington’s guard phrase attribution, and prizefighter gauze and tape limits.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
The
Inquirer
Bert Johnson
Arkansas
Auto Stolen From East Washington Street
William S. Devries of Sykesville reported a Chevrolet stolen from East Washington street this morning. He is staying at 60 McPherson street. This is the second theft of a vehicle this week.
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Sykesville
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McPherson Street
The Once Over By H S Phillips Golf Dangers
Four golfers on a sultry morning embark on a deadly round. One by one they perish on the links in a satirical verse after a fatal hole in one tragedy. The survivor contemplates the grim toll and quips on a bravado gone wrong.
Nominating Methods in the Direct Primary Debate
A June 16 dispatch outlines the direct primary's staying power and needed reforms. It notes improvements in state and county reorganization, merit systems, party leadership, and campaign finance limits, with analysis from Helen M. Rocca and details on women’s primaries and convention dynamics.
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Department of Efficiency
National League of Women Voters
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University of California
League
Miss Rocca
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
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Michigan
New York
Resolutions Committee
Meeting at Board of Education on graduate teaching placements
This year twenty one normal school graduates met with city school principals and supervisors to get acquainted and fill staff vacancies for the coming year. Nine college graduates seeking high school teaching posts met with principals of city and county high schools for placement.
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Board of Education
Fisher daughter wed in omit word Presbyterian ceremony
Harrisburg June 17. Governor Fisher's daughter Miss Mary Miller Fisher married Henry T. Brown Jr. dean of freshmen at Haverford College. The word obey was omitted from the nuptial vow at the executive mansion ceremony.
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Mary Miller Fisher
Henry T. Brown, Jr
Haverford College
Fall Injury at Home Fractures Hand
Mrs. Elizabeth Gold of Liberty Street tripped over a piece of wood in her yard Thursday and suffered a fracture to the left hand. She received brief treatment at home.
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Elizabeth Gold
Liberty St
Poem On Golf And A Loyal Mutt
A playful poem contrasts driving a ball with dull minds and versatile clubs. It favors a friendly mutt that has learned to putt, valuing simple companionship over craft and study.
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Bond
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