The Daily Mail publication details and circulation data
The Daily Mail in Hagerstown published daily except Sunday by The Mail Publishing Co. at 25 South Jonathan Street. Subscription rates are four dollars and fifty cents yearly with monthly option. single copies cost two cents. Foreign representatives listed in New York, Chicago, and Atlanta. Entry as second class matter with total circulation of 8497 in April 1938.
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South Jonathan
T. Hagerstown
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Graybar
Texington Ave
New York
Chigan Ave
Chicago
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Georgia
Bureau of Circulation
Newspaper Rights Notice Preserved By Associated Press
The Associated Press reserves exclusive rights to use and publish news dispatches credited or not credited to it in this paper. Local news published here is also covered and republication rights for special dispatches are reserved.
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Associated: Press
Our Right To Resist and the Modern Trial Mindset
A Chicago murder trial provokes jurors and public figures to debate self defense and mob justice. The piece laments systemic legal flaws, corruption, and complacency in United States institutions, urging a return to moral integrity amid pervasive wrongdoing.
Health investment tops city gains from school health program
A midwestern city elected a physician to its school board who started a strict medical inspection regime for all public school pupils. The program cost little and led to widespread periodic examinations by doctors, sharply lowering infectious diseases and strikingly reducing minor physical defects. Health spending proved the finest city investment.
Startling Republican Shift Hints at Mass Independent Ally
The Springfield Republican, now labeled independent, is cited as a political Bible by Coolidge supporters and as a barometer of Hoover opposition. A Hoover outlook notes Smith's strong southern New England following and questions whether Hoover is the best Republican rival. The piece argues the party bears guilt for scandals and may need punishment if leaders like Falls and Sinclair face jail.
Presidential Propaganda and the Al Smith Anniversary Gaffe
A dispatch from Albany notes Governor Al Smith forgot his wedding anniversary as a photographer captured him at the executive mansion. The incident prompted an impromptu party and stirred commentary on campaign messaging. The piece suggests such lapses could win male votes and boost Smith’s prospects.
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al- Lany
al Smith
Rivalry in Navies Building a Modern Dreadnought
The piece notes that naval powers face odd trials when constructing new ships. Hector Bywater, a British naval expert, argues that Britain led the rise of the modern dreadnought in the early 20th century and quickly expanded its fleet.
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Britain
Bywater critique on Britain's naval edge and submarine arms
Bywater argues Britain gained a dubious advantage that made other battleships obsolete and pushed Germany toward parity. He notes Britain built a deep sea submarine after the war, prompting the US France and Japan to follow suit. He contends the submarine matters less to Britain than to rivals and warns of fueling rival fleets.
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Swater
Germany
Britain
United States
France
Japan
Missing Pontiac Boy Prompts Record Reward Offer
A Pontiac Michigan boy is missing and his father offers 5200 for his safe return. The father says he will mortgage his future to bring back his son. The piece reflects on the tragedy of kidnapping and the value of a child's safety.
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Pontiac
Mich
Mail Pouch and Mock Headlines From a Humorous Pearls of News
A collection of brief, satirical lines and bizarre items cites a boy killing his family after being denied use of the family car and a Los Angeles divorce suit over a mother in law. Other items note a Louisiana man shot after imitating a wild turkey, a New Jersey man who cut his throat, and a Rome governor visiting New York. Also remarks on cigarette ads, chemist pay based on figure, and malaria’s toll.
Beef for Murders Mutton for Lovers in Diet View
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on A Barbara Callow's book linking diet to character. The piece traces old and modern diets, emphasizes protein sources and mineral salts, and notes cooking methods preserving nutrients and the need for extra salt for certain groups including vegetarians.
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A. Barbara Callow
Edmund Kean
Just Fouls By EDGAR A GUEST The Golf Devotion
A damaged poem recounts the devil offering a golfer a bargain for a seventy two. The task to finish par drives the man to blame misfortune yet yields no better score. The tale ends with the devil's laughter in Hades as the golfer muses on missed putts and luck.
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Nick
Hades the Devil
Four men held on disturbance charge in Frog Hollow area
Deputy Charles Cushway arrested four men yesterday on a disturbance charge in Frog Hollow. They will face a hearing today on further accusations of drunkenness. The Arctic Circle is noted as the only place in the world exempt from lightning and thunder.
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Frog- Hollow
Charles .E. Cushway
Arctic Circle
Middle-Aged Frivolity and the Fight Against Lassitude
A narrative centers on a fifty year old woman with nine children who remains socially active, arguing with a sister who prides herself on work over leisure. The piece contrasts two life paths, urging lifelong struggle against aging frivolity and the lure of easy entertainment as one grows older.
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Tye
Fragments Reflect Social Gift Policy in Historic Comment
A brief, fragmented excerpt discusses social contacts and giving at various ages 50 60 70, arguing such gatherings are sensible and valuable. The lines imply a practical view of hosting and generosity across generations, highlighting enduring social norms.
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North Jonathan Street
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Dan Kirson
Salem Ave
A. W. Triesler
Ssalem Ave
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Mackenzie
Mackenzie Drug Co
S. Potomac St
Community Finance Service, Inc
Washington St
Olive Roberts Barton
Service & Credit CO
Edgar CG
Jones
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H. C. Amos
J Fridinger & Co
Frank Roof
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Elgin
Hagerstown Light & Heat Co
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Hoosier
Miller’s. Furniture
South Potomac
Victor Shoppe
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South Potomac Street
Ludwig Motor Co
Westgo Street
Jacobson's Furniture Store
W. Franklin
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Oak Hill Ave
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