Mall Publishing Co. Masthead and circulation notice
The item lists publishing details for The Mall Publishing Co of Hagerstown with subscription rates, foreign representatives, offices in New York Chicago and Atlanta, and mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press rights. It reads as a printery masthead and notices rather than a news item.
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The
Mall Publishing Co
Jonathan St. Magerstown
Mall Oy Dellyry
Magle Eouples
J. A. Hawke
E. M. Burke, Inc
Graxbar Buiding
Lexington Ave
Ew York
Ichigan
Chicazol Constitution Building
Atlanta
Georgia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Nally Mall
Magerstown
Associated Treas
Associated Press
Lindbergh Will Last in the Public Mind
A historical reflection on Charles Lindbergh's enduring hero status. European memory, poets, artists, and schoolchildren continue praising the young aviator. French figures like Major Weiss note Lindbergh’s impact that transcends time, linking his achievement to a shared sense of grace and national pride.
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Europe
Macure
Paris
Major Weiss
le Bourget Aerodrome
le Journal of Paris
Eptte
Lindbergh
Flood Aid Plan Sparks December Conference Debate
At a Chicago flood relief conference Speaker Langworth urged introducing a resolution on Congress's first day after convening to fund flood funerals. He argued timely action, noting the government under Coolidge has not called an extra session, while questioning the choice of day.
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Chicago
Langworth
Coolidge
Administration Flood Relief Dithering Draws Criticism
Suffering families face months of waiting from May to March as private charity and Hoover fund-raising lag. Editors condemn official solicitude and fear political calculations behind delaying urgent flood relief. Citizens wonder if administration stance targets next year’s elections in the lower Mississippi valley.
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Mr. Longworth
Solomon
Hoover
Congress
Mississippi Valley
Unsung Heroes of the Oil Well Shooters
The piece honors dangerous oil and gas well shooters who daily handle nitro glycerine, risking life to supply fuel. It recalls a fatal Butler Pennsylvania blast that killed two wagon drivers, while praising these modern daredevils as unsung heroes with epic potential for poets and artists.
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Butler Pa
Town criers fade as newspapers rise in daily life
The passage reflects on the decline of town criers in America as newspapers become central. It contrasts old stage props and civic ritual with modern press, noting people would endure a town cryer era only briefly before preferring contemporary daily papers.
Quillin’s Quill on open space and social jests
A reflective column riffs on Lindbergh’s father a congressman, cross-state humor, and the divorce risk of shared ventures. It muses on fundamental values, the idea of national travel, and a light jab at public space debates while ending with a wry food-quotient war slogan.
Reflections on society and language in a truncated era
This fragmentary column muses on style origins and national stereotypes, noting Paris fashion blame, Americans sympathy for the underdog, and the irony of Made in Germany labels amid China tensions. It toys with gas substitutes, temper, and the meek inheriting problems, ending with a jab at neglect of Americans and French in the valley.
Mail Pouch A husband is no longer needed in the raising of a family
Magazine writer says husbands are no longer needed to raise a family. A question arises who will wash dishes. A Boston robber who shaved and dressed up for a home invasion aimed for a clean getaway. Women spent nearly a billion dollars on hosiery last year.
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Boston
Last Town Crier Quits After 2 Game Regs In Provincetown
Walter Smith, Provincetown’s town crier since 1900, ends his duties in a frontier town marked by a lack of newspaper, limited money, and a proud, backward-leaning community. The role has long provided gossip, announcements, and town lore to Provincetown, Cape Cod.
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America
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Mass
Walter Smith
Medical Ethics Troublesome Problem For Average Man
A discussion of medical ethics argues the public misjudges doctors and that ethics center on physician duties to patients. It notes virtues like service and responsibility, condemns patient solicitation, and acknowledges community customs influence practice. Great physicians are often great in heart and mind.
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J. F
Once Over in the Newsroom of 1927
A chaotic newsroom scene features a chorus of dramatic figures demanding front page play. The famed Child Bride Who Poisoned Her Husband and other sensational personalities clash as they push for publicity while the press laments months without a lead story.
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Lindbergh
Vv. H. OM
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
Hollywood
Uris Feller Lindbergh
Lindbersh
Coast Was Clear Engages New Maid in Domestic Mixup
A woman hires a new maid who lets a visitor inside asking for the mistress. The guest frets if the mistress is home, but the maid reassures that she is engaged with someone else and the man is away for a week, so the visitor may proceed.
Religion and politics in early America and the Catholic question
Washington notes compare Coolidge and Smith with past religious liberty debates. The piece traces sectarian policies from Maryland and Rhode Island toleration to Massachusetts Protestant restrictions, Jeffersonian religious liberty, and the rise of anti Catholic sentiment and parties like the Anti Masonic Party. It highlights shifting rights, disqualifications, and riots tied to Catholicism and Masonry.
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Washington
United States
Coolidge
Smith
New York
Maryland
New World
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Virginia
Ithode Island
Thomas Jefferson
Free Masons
Willam Wirt
Vermont
Pennsylvania
America
Philadelphia
Charleston
Questions and Answers from the World Mail Information Bureau
Readers query the World Mail Information Bureau for concise expert replies on topics from hospital roles to Alaska naming and maple syrup composition. Answers outline hospital functions, stove aging signs, Alaska etymology, and syrup water content with brief authoritative notes.
The Yes Man and the Truthful Friend
A poem about friends who seek praise over truth. The speaker notes flattery harms friendship when one says yes to every plan. True friendship rests on honesty even when truth hurts.
Diploma Surplus and White Collar Jobs Linked in Democracy
The statement links democratic progress to the gap between diploma holders and available white collar positions. It argues that higher diploma numbers drive political engagement and reform, while job scarcity or imbalance shapes civic participation and governance dynamics.
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Rangel Smith Furniture Co
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Harry C. Main
Franklin St
Rudy
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Latire
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Hoffman Chevrolet Sales (Incorporated
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Jona. St. Opp. Court House
U. S&s. Highharger
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