Subscribed Rates and Addresses Listed for Mall Publishing Co
The notice outlines subscription details for Cercept Bune published by Mall Publishing Co at 16 Booth Jonathan 81 Hagerstown Md with annual and monthly rates and 7 cent single copies. It lists foreign representatives Knill Burke Inc New York Archant Building and 1228 Michigan Ave Chicago with imprint lines for Atlanta and a circulation department contact.
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Local Officials Named for Wards One Three and Five
Ward 1 William V. Binkley Ward 3 J. Harry Schubler Ward 5 Elmer C. Kiracope identified as local officials in the city district listings.
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The Temple of Fame and the Fates of Heroes
A compact reflection on fame and wisdom, echoing 1 Kings 10 7 and Hazlitt. It juxtaposes discovering truth beyond rumor with the monument built upon the graves of those who sacrificed themselves for glory.
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Temple of Fame
The War On Insects And The Insect Plagues
A March magazine article by W. A. Du Pay, cited here, argues the war on insects is among humanity’s most serious conflicts. It notes boll weevil and San Jose scale devastation, the shift to costly chemical control, and how moving plants and animals across regions disrupts natural balances, spreading parasitic pests and causing new damage.
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Mail Pouch The Coolidge Economy Tad and Oddities
A garbled, humorous clipping mentions a spread economy around Coolidge, a girl named Paulina Loneworth riding to the White House in a market basket, and stray notes about birds cats insects and disease. It speculates on political and sports topics with fractured phrasing and playful asides.
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Connecticut Cats Tax Debate Faces Silent Legislature
The legislature ignores the bird protectors argument for a tax on cats to curb their numbers, warning that drastic methods may upset ecological balance and worsen our war on insects.
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Lee's Lasting Fame Among Historians and Generals
History places General Robert E. Lee among the foremost military leaders. The text notes praise from European war scholars and General Maurice comparing Lee with legendary figures, while acknowledging debates about Stone Mountain memorials and Lee's enduring legacy.
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Spring and Love in a Lettered Wake
In spring the young turn thoughts to love and new projects. June tops wedding months, while April engagements may seem rushed. Spring fuels hope and energy, boosting tender sentiment and invention alike as patent activity rises with high yearly receipts and growing filings.
Em ploye representation in Colorado mines and Johns Hopkins plan
ROWELL'S COLUMN discusses the Sage Foundation report on employee representation in Colorado mines, noting mutual employer and worker control risks. It also covers Johns Hopkins University plans to end the traditional college degree, favoring early specialization, and a critique of two-party politics and a shift toward classical music standards.
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Keepin' Trim Touts Walking Over Riding For Health
A breezy exhortation urges readers to walk more and ride less to avoid stiff joints and achy muscles. It promotes walking as a simple daily tonic, encouraging better posture and overall health through consistent movement.
Fragmented World Snippets From A Distant Paper
A chaotic collection of quotations and oddities from a historic page, mentioning old west gunmen, free men in 1776, colonial attitudes, and a mix of nonsensical lines. Includes a cryptic note about a 13 year old South Africa marriage and a Lyndenburg blind native.
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Confusion Over Rights of Naturalized Italians Abroad
Washington dispatch explains how naturalized Americans from Italy face risk when visiting home. If they delay within Italy beyond residency limits or perform Italian military service, they may expatriate and lose U.S. citizenship, triggering quota penalties on return.
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Questions and Answers in a historical trivia format
A compilation of Q and A on topics from radio wave measurement to U S airplane strength in 1924. Topics include meter based wave lengths, Jefferson era unfinished White House, Jewish farming in the United States and abroad, Henry Clay as Speaker, sand finish wall papering, alligators diet and U S air force strength December 1924.
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