Stanavely Publication Details Noted in City Paper
The fragment shows publication by The Mail Publishing Company at 25 Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland with editor A Hawken and national reps Burk Knipers Mahoney. Mentions Graybar Building New York Chicago and Atlanta addresses.
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Stanavely
the Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
A. Hawken
National
Burk. Knipers and Mahoney
New York
Chicago Graybar Building
Wabash
Lexington Ave
Atlanta
Glenn “Plus
Eagles Visit Hagerstown For Maryland State Aerie Convention
The article notes the long history of organized groups named after animals and praises the Eagles order. Hagerstown welcomes the growing Aerie representing America's emblem of freedom and extends best wishes for a successful Maryland State Aerie convention.
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Hagerstown
America
Maryland
Summer Arrives Amid School Examinations and Urban Heat
The piece notes summer's unofficial start and speaks of exams for C rankers, the A group's comfort, and the lure of water and cooler highlands. It laments summer city life for many, especially working men, and hints at summer widower routines and travel.
Lessons From War Fronts and Other Observations
A magazine style column reviews wartime expectations in Spain and China, noting prolonged wars resemble World War I, while Nazis learn limits of quick conquests. It critiques rapid victory myths, cites Loyalist and Chinese fronts, and reflects cautious optimism for fragile peace amid ongoing conflicts. It also wryly comments on fox hunting reports, kidnaping, dancing, and fashion trends.
Relief Benefits Paid by Norfolk and Western Fund
The quarterly report shows 1938 first quarter relief payments to Norfolk and Western Relief Fund members and families totaling 186,143.50 dollars. Since 1917 the fund has disbursed 14,902,268.37 dollars, while the railroad has spent 92,476,170.04 dollars to establish and operate the department.
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Norfolk and Western Relief Fund
The
Railways Feet and Pension Department
Norfolk and Western
Wage Hour Bill Looms Like Camel in the Tent
Washington Daybook observes how the wage hour bill expands from a 40 hour base with a 49 cent floor. It notes labor and industry protests, gradual scope, exemptions for agriculture canneries and seasonal work, and potential regional effects as the measure creeps forward.
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Mustapha
Congress
Senate
How's Your Health Chicken-Pox In Children Overview
An overview of chicken pox noting its common mild course in children ages 1 to 7, transmission through direct contact, typical incubation of about two weeks, and symptoms such as fever, malaise, facial rashes that become vesicles and pustules. It emphasizes keeping the child in bed during fever, medical care, quarantine, avoiding scratching, and using clipped nails or mittens.
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Ascy
Roddy
Elliott
Pam Frye
Brigham
As¢ey
Mr. Strutt
Crossword Puzzle Word List and Clues Mixed
The page presents a scrambled cross word puzzle with garbled clues and mixed letters. Entries include terms like solar disk, French coin, and various descriptors, but readable content is sparse and disordered.
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Savor
Andarty
Burrewitt
Abe Holly
Wieday
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem contrasts the simple joys of beasts and birds with human discontent. It notes animals awaken with song and contentment, while man, misgiving about life, laments and questions the order of creation.
Man About Manhattan
In bed ill and under doctor’s orders Sam reflects on hospitalities of convalescence. Friends visit with books and flowers as the city outside glows. He savors quiet, the drift of time, and the strange drama of phone calls and suspicion, finding humor in illness and the affection of care.
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New York
Sam
Giants of Ancient Palestine Resemble Modern Man in Size
In Nature Sir Arthur Keith notes fossil Palestinians 50 000 to 100 000 years old. Heights ranged from five eight to five eleven, brains similar in size to modern humans, less convoluted, capable talk and running, suggesting giants by Genesis standards may have real basis.
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New York
Palestine
Sir Arthur Keith
Nature
College Menand
Sir Arthur
Arthur
Murder on Cape Cod Stuns Town as mural sparks rage
Asey Mayo investigates the Marina Lorne murder on Cape Cod. Pam Frye, Marina’s sister, wielded the left handed knife blow. Tim Carr and Roddy Strutt figure among interested parties. Ambergris worth 50000 dollars disappears. arson, vandalism, and mural destruction link several locals including Peggy Boone Jennings and others.
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Asey Mayo
Cape Cod
Marina Lorne
Quanomet
Pam Frye
Tim Carr
Marina
Roddy Strutt
Peggy Boone
Jennings
Frye
Axsey
Tim
Pat
Jack Lorne
Pam
Roddy Strutt Vanishes In Mysterious House Visit
In the Strutt mansion Elliott and Asey press Carveth for Roddy as the staff swarms the estate. After alarms and fruitless calls, Asey fires a warning shot and Carveth reveals Roddy has vanished, leaving them puzzled amid ornate hors d'oeuvres and guarded entrances.
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Carveth
Asey
Elliott
Eliott
Roddy
Jean
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Imam
Animal Kingdom
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China
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Tberian
Far East
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Mussolini
Japan
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No-Bottle Farm
Home, Sweet Home
ARS
Fat
Washington
Preston Grover
South
New England
Ita
Iago Galdston, M.D
South America
Lalla Bi
Edgar A. Guest
Dos
Cat
Robins
Manhattan
Aberdeen
Raymond Budnick
W. J. Toal
Soviet Union
Octacon House
Phoebeatwood Taylor
Chapter
Congresss
Strutt House
Abyeth
Mayo
Larry
Phoebe Minond Taylor
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