Daily Mail publication notice from early era
Daily Mail published each evening by The Fund Publishing Co. at Jonathan Street Hagerstown with subscription rates 14.60 yearly and monthly options, single copies cents. Foreign reps listed in New York Chicago Atlanta. Communications to The Daily Mail editors and circulation. Entered as second class mail in Hagerstown. May 33u7 Ring i169.
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de Couta
Alhawhon
Baitor
FM. Burke, Inc
Gravbar Gulag
Naxtaton Ave
New York
Mightwan Ave
Chicago
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Georgia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Areociated Press Rights Notice Fragment
Public notice fragment states exclusive publication rights belong to The Associated Press and disallows republication of dispatches credited to other sources. Local news published here remains under same rights claim.
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Areociated
Preas
Associates Prese
Star
Vacation Health Campaign Aims to Cut Typhoid Cases
Public Health Service and state officers launch a campaign to reduce typhoid fever among travelers. Advice focuses on safe water from reliable sources, boiling when in doubt, pasteurized milk, and strict food hygiene to prevent contamination by flies and other carriers during vacations.
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Public Health Service
W. F. Draper
North America
Beauty in Secret Service Femininity in Washington
Dorothy Payton profiles Secret Service officers as Washington’s striking decorations. The piece notes officers’ attire and appearances embrace public fascination while detailing their duties guarding Mrs. Coolidge during walks, shopping, and travel within the capital.
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Dorothy Payton
Wien
Secret Service
Washington
Coolidge
Porgeoud
Am‘bassailors
Port Abd
Courtly manners and a sly romance in Washington
The piece muses on beauty and discretion in elite circles, citing a Secret Service officer, aging power figures, and the Coolidge family's measured appreciation of beauty. It hints at social pressures and the clash between charm and propriety in high level politics.
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Ilimortel Keats
Washington
Coolidge
Buck Privates In Education and College Admissions
A fragmented note discusses how soldiers entering higher education from the regular army perform relative to peers from public and private schools. It questions whether military newcomers, despite tutoring and opportunity, reach the same level of mastery as better-prepared students from privileged backgrounds and private schooling.
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West Point Military Academy
al Harvani
Yale
Princeton
Heller
Privary
Eilucalion
Exmirce
A Lasson In Forest Conservation
President Goolidge praises scientific forest management in the Black Hills and links conservation to timber profits and national policy. Mention of Cleveland’s creation of vast national forests and ongoing timber sales, with focus on future forest preservation and farm relief through prudent forestry.
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Goolidge
Black Hills
Cleveland
Stoon
United States
Fragmented OCR Insight Narrows the Puzzle of Puzzling Phrases
A garbled OCR passage weaves random phrases about Mail Pouch, life goals, parks, numbers, and a Chicago music convention. It hints at misread phrases, parole mentions, and scattered terms like optimistic workers and prison bands, all tangled in a chaotic, unreadable mix.
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Revealan
Cew
Profiting By Red Grange's Bad Play
The text discusses Red Grange quitting college to pursue pro football for fortune and contrasts with Fidel La Barba choosing college despite potential big earnings. It frames amateurism vs professional paths as cautionary tales for aspiring athletes.
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Red Grange
Grange
Ste
Mr. Grange
Fidel la Barba
Abyona
Wrile
Diabetes And Tests Quack Remedies And Diet
The article discusses diabetes symptoms and pancreas function, noting sugar in urine as a key indicator. It cites causes like pancreatic degeneration, lifestyle factors, and possible hereditary tendencies, plus the pre insulin era approach of dietary limits and exercise, and warns against patent remedies sold by quacks. It describes simple self tests and urges physicians to demonstrate testing to anxious parents.
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Heller
Quillin's Quill Fragment Reflects On Americanism And Language
The clipped commentary critiques early 20th century views on American identity, gender roles, and public discourse. It touches on the old meaning of courtship before marriage, references Lindbergh and political terms, and mocks phrases about human nature and state authority.
The Once Over by H I Phillips tribute piece
A 1927 poem recounts a serviceman's weariness of praise and parade after returning from sea travel. He longs for rest, simple moments with his mother, and a life free of titles and public speech, seeking quiet companionship and normal daily rituals.
Installment Buying and Its Domestic Impact
Washington editor argues installment buying has expanded since the war across many stores and now totals five billion dollars annually. He warns of debt and potential economic mood shifts, noting risks in jewelry and furniture while acknowledging utility in production goods and the auto sector. Two payment methods exist: buyer mortgaged title or seller retains title until paid, with recovery possible only via foreclosure or repossession.
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Washington, D.C
Alwut Ifty
Piano Houges
Sewlok Machine Companies
Stover
Purelinger Agrean 9
Homer
Oregon
Just Folks By Be A Guest and the Home
A fragmented verse on home life and ongoing changes in a house as a wife mends and improves the place. The speaker hopes the dwelling keeps growing lovely and never ends its task of repairs, while reflecting on contentment and stewardship of the home.
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Be. A
Questions and Answers from The Herald Information Bureau
A reader submissions page from The Herald Mall Information Bureau presents Q A exchanges. Topics cover lightning distance, Yellowstone fishing, gypsy origins, agricultural employment, and Unknown Soldier memorials. The tone mimics an advice column with brief expert replies and dates.
Engines of the Pavide type on the Baltimore and Ohio railway
The text lists 20 Pavide engines numbered B300 to B531 built for service between Washington and New York. They are olive green with gold and maroon trim, featuring the Presidents in golden lettering. It also notes honorary titles for Italy’s marshal and details a 1926 tax collection of 187,808,231 versus 148,2b8,087 in 1925, plus a brief note on Sir Henry Stanley’s marriage.
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Hultimore
Ohio
Washington
New York
TFM
Henry Stanley
Tony Stanley
Hong Curtis
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