Postal Rates and Editorial Contacts for The Tally Mail
Subscription rates listed as four fifty per year and ninety cents a month with two cent single copies. Editor Hawker announces foreign representation addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta. Circulation department contact details provided plus note on second class matter and February 182% gain.
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Jonathan St. Hacerstown
Hingle
LA Hawker
Menner Audit Sureau
Barbesa
Postonea
Democratic Ticket Ward Ballot Names Highlighted
Ward 1 lists William V. Rinkley, Ward 3 J. Marry Schvelei, Ward 5 Elmer C. KhlaCoree as Democratic ticket candidates. Local voters see these names in the official party slate across wards.
Time To Swat And Public Health Urgency Mix
A rambled mix of pest control advice and social notes urges timely use of swatters and chemicals to curb flies and mosquitos, linking spring breeding to summer health. It also reports on Indiana prohibition laws, gas production trends, and odd anecdotes about Scottie the dog and satirical Senate remarks.
Fragmented text about political figures and scandals
A damaged OCR snippet mentions King George Nero and President Coolidge, noting political maneuvering and a resembled pact. It hints at misstatements, a journalist’s view, and a misaligned rebuilding effort. The passage remains unclear and fragmentary with several garbled names and phrases.
You are only as old as you feel says guide
The piece urges older readers and younger peers to reclaim vitality through play and active living. It argues vigor and "vim" maintain health across years, warns against letting age curb activity, and encourages a lively, determined approach to life regardless of age.
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Congress
Sane Sherwood
Ledown
Algo Ron
Leis
Daily Thought on Trust in the Creator
A devotional note citing 2 Timothy 1 12 urges knowing whom one believes and being persuaded he can keep what is committed to him. The reflection emphasizes trusting the Creator for all unseen needs.
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Scottie
Los Angeles
North Dakota
Titorekh
Wey
Seotttie
Fay
Column on horse racing bills and liberal ideals
ROWELL'S COLUMN discusses attempts to legalize and promote horse racing, evaluating anti gambling laws, veteran politics, and party dynamics. It contrasts liberal movements with conservatism, suggests farm policy trials, and notes political shifts after World War I era. The piece reflects on societal change, party realignments, and the role of radicals in reviving liberal currents.
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Missoni
Stein
Nike Enterprises
Ea Commission
Necood
Chewsville Socials and Local Improvements Noted
Chewsville residents visit Caureh Hill Predortock County and Punkstown. a reception in Hagerstown honors newlyweds Leister Isuogle. G P Spessard repurposes the old school house into a double dwelling with J C Longnecker handling construction. A V Sanday class elects officers and Ever Ready class announces a supper March 26. U S church to begin five Sundays of revival services with Sunday school at 9 35 and preaching at 16 00.
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H.C. Deibert
Charles Yeler
Harry Deibert
Punkstown
Wm. Yessler
Henry Rinehart
Mary Moser
Hagerstown
Dennor
Leister Isuogle
G. P. Spessard
J. C. Longnecker
Iis
Charles Rinchart
A. V. Sanday
Wm. Spessard
Elvin Hoover
Harry Green
Julius Sener
Mina Cora Spengard
Braden Hartle
U. S
Silloh
Whisky Stolen From Progressive Pharmacy in Emmitaburz
A theft report from Emmitaburz states that eighty pints of whisky were stolen from the Progressive Pharmacy. The break in occurred early yesterday at the store managed by William Trieber. Police are investigating suspects who broke into the premises.
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Isa
Willian Trieber
Emmitaburz
Daughters of the American Revolution Aid Ellis Island Inmates
At Ellis Island a DAR led program provides needlework and craft materials to detained immigrants, now expanding to include detained men. Women and men alike stitch clothes, embroider, and make items from baby garments to flags, with work issued through a "Window of Hope." The effort, praised by Major Curran, aims to keep detainees occupied and hopeful during indeterminate detention.
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Washington, D. C
National Society of Te Daughters of the American Revolution
Ellis Island
Eis Island
United States
Europe
Hope
Lerife
Amorivi
Bilis Jaland
Capitol
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
da Gervica
Aditition
Major Curran
Cormite
Dhe Society
Nera
Almerica
Roman Evim
Fn Ile
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Arokan Ride
Sindane Broadway
New York
Michigan
Ava
Chitaro
Coschtulton Hag
Atlante
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Elmer
Ming
Tiexas
Indiana
Erie
Tniy Way
Swotn
Ant Aweelheart
Man
Oheyend
Romanen
James
Diffense
Tha
Wallane
Mate Ia
Frnet
Hthent
Kentucky
Senate
Ernst
Senaté
Asteep
Ewlteh
Ina Vane
Qmee
Littlo
Eoeds
University of Chicago
Benito Mussolini
Ineta Weet
Peador Chatin
Oferelager
Charly Chaplin
Cherlea Eliot
Emeritua
Harvard
Way i
Coleman
Iocal
Knute
Baader
Eliot
George i
Nero
Willkunyport
Teerhead
Luton
Henabe
Warrenia Hish
Suble
Daily Thought
Ant
Rowell
Chester H. Rowell
Tiberal
MacDonnd
Mia
Guishubla
Mberal
N. Oc
National Canh Register Company
Frederick H. Patteron
Targa Bank
Harry L. Davia
Monrovia
Frederick County
Chewsville
Stene Tice
Austin
M. J. Rice
Caureh Hill
Predortock County
Potomac Street
Greenwalt Electric Supply CO
West Antietam Street
Ad. L. Mills
Stonebraker & CO
BEN. W. Baxten General Insurance Neglzy Building
Haskim
Frederic J. Haskin
Alrpost
St. Patricks Day
Roy Phillipy
N. Potomac
FISE
Hagerstown Service Co. L. L. Gerber
Charene Keats & Co
Weat
Washington Street
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