Daly Mail editorial and business notices from Harerstown
The item presents subscription rates and postal details for Mall Publishing Co with editor J A Uawken and representative Burke Knill Burke Inc. It lists addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta and notes entries for circulation, letters to the Daly Mail editorial and business departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suneder
The
Mall Publishing Co
Jonathan St
HaRerstown
Mall
Qelive
I Advar
J. A. Uawken
Enill Burke
Inewarnlul Knill-Burke, Inc
Brokay Bile
42Nd and
Broadway
New York
Michigan Ave
Chiego
Constitution Gite
Daily Thought Bible Quote Inspires Personal Salvation
A dated quotation encourages self improvement through personal salvation with fear and trembling. It cites Philippians and adds a misspelled closing line about rising after each fall, attributed to Goldswit.
Enriched courses may aid majority of children
The text argues that some children who underperform on intelligence tests might benefit from being placed in a division with a standard workload rather than an enriched course. It suggests that enriched schooling could be advantageous for many, though not all, students and questions whether special pacing is wise for bright pupils.
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Rewde
Quentin
Tufts
Oki
Gar
Ak Jenet
Tyr Deren
Phoenix
Arizona
Phoenix Chamber of Coen
Hanea
Arroy
Tes
America a Nation of Joiners Says Critics in 1920s Echo
A 1920s view argues Americans are defined by joining clubs and organizations from schools to churches. It notes immigrants quickly form groups and asserts society hinges on collective activity, warning excessive affiliation may erode individuality and national character.
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Boy Scouts
Qie
YMCA
YWGAL
Ely
America
Unclear mumbled item with scattered names and events
Fragmentary text references a baseball game, a stabbing, a lavender secretary, a radio program, a beverage price, and a company advertisement. It mentions Slayerstown, Mik Taintim, Doldarnam razor, New York, and WOK station, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Wahwah Soap Hour and Urban Health Echoes
Odd fragmentary note references Wahwah Soap hour and a sextet. It shifts to social commentary about Americans indoors versus outdoors, noting a rise in indoor work and reduced exercise. The text hints at a public concern over health and lifestyle changes, but specifics are unclear.
Rowell's column on postwar economics and aviation progress
Rowell surveys postwar restoration of the gold standard, arguing the United States achieved payment resumption faster than Britain and France may soon revalue the franc. He links this to a new international monetary order and notes Russia and Germany as factors. He also notes aviation advances with Ford and Pullman entering air service, Europe’s lead in travel, and Shanghai court practices on auto fuel stations. Realty notices include Watkins buying North Mulberry property for 4000 dollars and Hostetler purchasing Stone property on West Side avenue for 1500 dollars.
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United States
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Daniel A. Watkins
Mulberry Street
J. Clayton Huth
Charles H. Hostetler
Oscar J. Stone
West Side Avenue
Toy
Storm Clouds and the Silver Lining in Life
A reflective piece compares dark times to storm clouds and notes the sun's return brings light. It urges perseverance through troubles, saying adversity sharpens appreciation and rewards those who endure until better days arrive. The author hints that struggle fuels growth and, after gloom, the bright moments are valued.
Q and A from The Herald Mail information bureau
A reader questions the Phoenix city park size and the park’s growth, leaf sugar solubility in coffee, US wood use versus Europe, washing Smyrna figs, wheel top speed, honey extraction without heat, and the Kiowa chief Satanido who led plains rides in the 1870s. Answers discuss park area near Phoenix, sugar purity, American wood consumption, fig import rules, wheel rotation, honey extraction method, and Kiowa leadership.
Parachute Breakthrough Shocks World War I Air Service
Washington dispatch reports two Army Air Service men leaping from 2000 feet, releasing chutes after a fall of about a thousand feet and landing unharmed. The test refutes prior belief that such falls were fatal or caused instant unconsciousness. Paragraph traces parachute development from 1784 to 1912 and notes all aviators now carry regulated parachutes.
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Washington
Army Air Service
Quillen’s Quill on Americanism and Leadership
A fragmentary column lampoons wild life extermination and public decency while critiquing Americans and Democrats. It mocks neglect, fashion, and social cues, noting Party leadership and direction with a jumbled, satirical voice. The piece reflects a bygone newspaper column style and local tone.
Fragmented Society Reflections and Word Puzzles from Aged Essay
A poetic collage discusses social strata and Pericles era ideas, hints at intelligence peaks at sixteen, and notes marriage and voting ages. It weaves aphorisms on philanthropy, unorthodox Russia, burden animals, political symbolism, and whimsical wordplay about a mystery bird and a coughing joke. The piece blends satire with fragmented musings and antiquated phrasing.
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Uaterstown Pi Berond
Daily Thought
Thavensta Wream
Eocletics
Women’s College
Kege
Bereet
Netare
Salle
Tao
Bronee
Woods
Wululas Moors Breaks Re
Amaya Stone Chapel
Cleveland
India
Seston Ellis
Slayerstown
Purhany
Mlable Razor Corporation
Vinktor Way
Ware Keen Davelen
Cei Ulghee
Wih
Geog Company
Rowell
Chester H. Rowell
Fords
Pullman Company
Europe
Europa
London
Moscow
Euurope
Shnghai
Hag
Bin
Mlerwads
Herald- Mail Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haakin
Washington, D. C
Tntain
Inaquirer
Smyrna
FE. A
CeaKy
H. A
Haskim
Goertenny
Theda
Quillen
Pericles
Nixteen
Amorcanny
Abe
Cale
Om-Tha Maninhiner
Axel
Revenie
Wade Kun
Waal Pisids
Faber’s
Franklin & Jonathan Ste
Emmert’s Hardware Store
Weat
Washington Straat
Gimalete Tina
Ludwig Motor Co
Wert
Franklin Street
Star and Durant
Ney
Wood Auto Service
Penn. Ave
Georges Creak
T. W. Boyer
W. H. Mowen
Court House
Waeensiing Freer Gb
Cwmer
Comber” Phony
H. H. V. Hart Co
Baltimore
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