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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
3
The fragment lists publishing details for a historic daily newspaper The Daily 2 Percent Mail established 1823 in Hagerstown Maryland. It cites editors managers addresses foreign representatives and circulation figures with dates and postal handling notes.
The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to publish all news dispatches credited or unreferred in this paper and reserves republication rights for special dispatches within this issue and locally.
The article recalls Corporal Tid of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and his wife in a Yukon village, contrasting their isolated, silent life with New York’s bustle. It argues solitude can refresh the human spirit and that city living may not be the only, or best, mode of life.
Fragmentary excerpt argues that national well being is judged by industrial data with factories busy and wages high. The text implies a cautious praise of statistics as a proxy for prosperity, suggesting public belief tracks economic indicators.
Washington hearing exposes stark textile mill statistics from 1929. Jennie Green an eight year old spinner earning 4.95 a week highlights child labor issues alongside adult workers like Robert Litolff earning 13.10 at peak and declining to 5.40. Myrtle Sproud and Bertha Crawford illustrate long hours and low pay. The piece argues that while overall industrial growth is celebrated, deep social problems persist in the textile sector.
Two Danish students in New York find no American confession and are told they could find him in Denmark. King Alexander bans Jugoslavian street car conductors from eating garlic, and Whisky on breath is a felony in Hickory Flats Mississippi. if you drink, do not tell anyone.
A compact verse honoring enduring drive and youthful pursuit. It contrasts aging with restless ambition, urging the next generation to seek new discoveries and glory beyond the past, as science, writing, and exploration push forward toward unseen light.
In New York on May 16 a column recalls Ina Claire eloping with John Gilbert and her fame as a cautious actress who edits every script. It notes Joseph Hergesheimer’s orange sweater stunt and his Charleston, South Carolina literary circle, plus a Grand Central Palace liquor test and a Countess joke about carrying heavy books for publicity. The United Kingdom remains the main market for Union citrus exports to South Africa.
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes great misery, but Rexall Orders has been found to provide relief. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle, natural movement without habit or dose increases. Chew 2 at night for a brighter next day. 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Store and Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that typhoid fever is caused by bacteria, not fish in water or decayed vegetation. He notes Pasteur’s work, Eberth and Gaffky identifying the germ, carriers like recovered patients, and the role of flies, milk, water, and food in transmission. Emphasizing sanitation, vaccination, and disinfecting waste as key defenses against infection.
Text extols a flawless skin as desirable and socially beneficial. It asserts pimples embarrass and hinder happiness while promising hope and a rose petal texture for everyone, claiming a lovely clear skin is within reach and attainable by all.
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