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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1929

Page

3

Daily Mail publication details and address snippet

The Daily Mail of Hagerstown, established 1699, published every evening except Sunday by The Mall Publishing Co. at 23 South Jonathan Street. Editor A Hawken. Subscription rates listed. foreign representatives and address for communications provided. Second class matter. Phone numbers included.

The Mall Publishing Co South Jonathan Hagerstown Vw. A. Hawken Daily Mail E. Phillips Postot- Hee Eenene Ieryt Co

Associated Press Rights Notice Fragment

A fragmentary notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for news dispatches credited or not and that local news published here is protected with republication rights reserved.

Associated Prena Associated Press Newa

Romance Of Danger In Maritime Life And The Thrill Of Risk

The piece argues danger fuels interest in trades and adventures such as Great Lakes shipping. It cites wrecks on Lake Erie and Lake Huron, the romance of Mississippi river steamers, and the allure of peril in past and future travel, noting safety advances and a curiosity about leaders like President Hoover.

Great Lakes

May Day Omens Warn Europe and US Faces

An unnamed 1920s beacon contrasts Europe’s May Day riots with America and Canada’s calm, noting Europeans' unemployment and hunger as cause for mass protests. The piece views Europe as a warning that misfortune could bring bloody May Day strikes here if U.S. policy errs, urging vigilance against complacency and war risks.

Europe Berlin Carlyle Atlantic

Why New York Stays Wet Committee Decries Speakeasy Bribery

A New York citizens' committee claims the city hosts at least 42,000 speakeasies paying protection to grafters, totaling about 20 million dollars yearly. If accurate, bribery explains persistent corruption and why the metropolis remains wet, with large sums greasing many palms. The piece suggests that wiping out Prohibition will require a method to combat widespread bribery.

Citizens’ Committee New York

Ohio agents suspended over decoy liquor purchases

A report notes Ohio dry agents were suspended for hiring girl decoys to buy liquor. The piece quips about gallantry of men and quotes Os man Sinclair threatening jail with head up. It hints at female empowerment at Northwestern University and mentions Jouett Shouse named head of the Democratic executive committee.

Ohio Bex Sinclair Jouett Shouse Democratic Executive Committee America Middle West Olga Nethersole Frankie” Bailey Julia Marlowe John Drew

Broadway Ghosts and Legends in a Modern Crowd

New York May 10 A nostalgic column recalls faded stage legends David Warfield Jim Corbett and Jack Johnson seen among modern Broadway crowds. It notes Johnson’s altered appearance possible Harlem hauntings and a rumored autobiography while contrasting old timers with today’s movie star fervor at premieres.

New York Yesteryear Broadway David Warfield Lambs Club Jin” Corbett

East Side pupil jokes about algebra X as signature

A lighthearted classroom moment features a pupil answering an algebra question with a playful twist about X meaning his father’s signature. The piece notes common myths about cat vision, clarifying that cats cannot see in total darkness.

East Side Moe

Arboretum and Shaw’s Garden Trees Inspire

A reflective verse praising tree collections at the Arnold Arboretum in Boston and Shaw’s Garden in St Louis. The speaker notes the trees’ wisdom and soul stirring quality, contrasting poetry’s uplift with commerce and plaster advertisements. The lines celebrate the nation’s largest urban arboretums and their enduring calm.

Arnold Arboretum Boston United States Shaw’s Garden St. Louis

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