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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
2
Smith praised as ideal presidential candidate in Democratic creed
The Philadelphia Record extols Alfred E. Smith as a fit national leader with ability and courage. It lauds his close contact with the people, his record for four years, and urges loyal Democrats and wary Republicans to unite behind him for the presidency. It also lauds Senator Robinson as Vice President candidate and calls for a strong campaign from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Smith
Alfred
E. Smith
United States
Washington
Dian
Faulty justice prompts debate on crime and reform
The piece argues that United States law risks misdealing with crime by punishing minor offenders like Heath Greer with life sentences, while Kentucky and Ohio repeat harsher, mismatched responses. It questions societal and legal inconsistencies and urges reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath Greer
Liteite
Reformatory
Jane
Lima
George
Remus
Lam
Greer
Kentucky
Ohio
Fragmentary quip on politics and odd notices
A fragmented, humorous clipping mentions Mail Pouch and Republicans in Houston with a mock sales meeting of cough drop people. It hints at a five day week for the International Union of Ladies Garden Workers and notes a New York sale of four lions. It also jokes about meeting with Retelibor’s chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosuton
New York
Retelibor
Many Factors Behind Mental Illness, Say Medical Experts
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes that mental disease stems from multiple interacting factors rather than a single cause. Heredity, gland function, infections, alcohol, and environmental stimuli all influence mental health, urging individualized study of each patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgaris
American Medical Association
Mote
Air and care for the newborn a modern guidance
Olive Roberts Barton urges modern nursery practices including high washable furniture, personal rooms for newborns near mothers, unpolluted air with protective drafts, cool nights, and abdominal bands. She emphasizes doctor guidance on dressing and feeding, warning against experiments, noting that breast milk plus limited orange juice and cod liver oil aid growth and health. A contented baby builds health, and bad habits begin from discomfort.
Frederick County Reduces Tax Rate Amid Budget Decrease
Frederick County commissioners announce the tax rate reduced to 1.29 with a total budget of 983,208.28 dollars. They claim the rate is the lowest in the region, while real estate assessments rise by about 4,967,075 dollars. The filing notes a 13 percent overall budget increase from 57,770,925 to 65,354,842 dollars amid shifts in property assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Romance and rush of New York hotel phone girls faded
In New York on June 29, a writer reflects on the old romance of hotel telephone operators. Once the center of social plots, modern affairs now move quickly through booths and heads with receivers, as shows and theater seats resold at high prices reshape city life. Gilbert Swan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New ‘York
Ind
Mart
Tomance
Edna
Ferber
Miss Ferber
Here is my life and legacy in this home
Here I labored sang and laughed within four walls and friendly door. The verse outlines the creator Edgar A Guest sharing his life’s work and aims tied to a home. Misses Jeanette and Don Schindell of Funkstown visit their aunt in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Dons
Schindell
Funkstown
Washington, Dc
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