Evening Mail Publishers and Editorial Address Details
A fragmented OCR passage references Mail Publish with editors and circulation department in Louisville or Lexington area. Mentions Daily Mail editorial contact, subscription rates, and general manager Phillips. Includes stray reflection about learning, striving for perfection, and an author’s note on revising a book after 30 years.
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Addreéa Ail Communications
Mail
Indi
Phillips
Ig & PB
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bonus Army in Washington Faces Work Offer Backlash
An Associated Press report from Washington describes the new bonus army in tents near the capital, comfortably fed yet resistant to taking government jobs. The camp hears satirical talk of a dollar a day, while field organizers push for a living wage and a robust citizen spirit.
Tariff Truce and Statutory Maze in Congress
The government seeks a tariff truce ahead of the world economic conference, allowing the President to cut U S tariffs up to 50 percent for trade concessions while guarding against a flood of foreign goods. A separate note highlights a surge in bills in state legislatures and Congress, with tens of thousands proposed and only a fraction enacted, warning of legislative overdrive amid hard times.
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London
Congress
Federal Tariff Commission
Commission
Seasion
Washington Post
American Legislative Association
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
California
Harrisburg
Alphany
Avalanche
Sacramento
Vermont
Thrill of Perfection in Pursuit of Mastery
A reflective piece on striving beyond reach as a path to happiness and progress. Citing Browning, it urges artists and readers to push limits, note realisation, and deepen study, asserting growth comes from aiming higher and refining skill.
War debts to figure in London world conference
Washington observers link war debt talks to the London conference with France pressing for debt discussions. The question is whether Roosevelt should receive provisional powers during Congress recess and if Congress would approve later. The outcome hinges on public and congressional sentiment and the likely lengthy negotiation.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Congress
Faithful men and true weather life’s dark years
The speaker urges steadfastness over whining, likening life to sailors at sea who must stand at their posts and endure storms. By faith, strength, cheer, and enduring effort, troubles are best overcome, not by fear or grumbling but by grit to dare and do.
Life Clings To This Man In Desperate Escape
CHARLOTTE N C May 16 Most men cling to life but Hite clings to Charley McRae a negro despaired because he was suspected in a robbery car and high wife scolded him he slashed his wrists and waited for death He slashed his face and cut his throat Still life clung He battered his head with a large rock he laid his neck on a railroad track Police snatched him away just before a train rushed oar They took him to a hospital and left him Then they received a telephone call This is the hospital That man you brought just jumped out of a second story window and landed on his head McRae however was still alive
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Charlotte
N. Cy
Hite
Charley McRae
McRae
Woodin Sees Hope In Air Amid Treasury Calm
New York May 16 William H Woodin secretary of the treasury breathes easier after a resting spell and says he feels real hope about the banking situation. He notes the turmoil has settled and prophesy is out of fashion but the sense of hope remains.
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New York
William H. Woodin
Talks to Parents About Child Sleeping Garments
Recommendations urge soft loose garments for children with collarless sleeping suits that button down the front and feet attached. Remove daytime clothes and air the child’s clothing before bedtime. Use fresh shirts if needed, and dress warmly with a gown and blanket when napping in cool or drafty conditions. Sleeping bags should be large enough for movement, suitable for porch beds, and kept to prevent cold exposure.
Camden payroll pays cash for first time since March
Camden New Jersey on May 16 reported city and county workers received cash in their pay envelopes for the first time since March 15. The payroll totaled ten thousand dollars in cash and forty thousand dollars in scrip funded by higher tax receipts. School board employees, paid at month end, are expected to receive some cash as well.
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Camden
N. J
Camden City
New Diseases and the Case of Hyperinsulinism
A discussion notes that science often uncovers new problems as it solves others. It explains insulin excess, or hyperinsulinism, can cause seizures like epilepsy, and links pancreatic tumors to this condition. It also mentions thyroid and pituitary disorders and the study of possible epilepsy connections.
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Pituitary
Jockey Held in Death Case in Kentucky
A 21 year old jockey Herman Shutte from Covington Ky was held on a murder charge in Frankfort Ky over the death of fellow jockey Howard Pennington 20 an employee of Calumet Farm Lexington Pennington died from a forehead injury after an automobile crash Shutte was driving the car and Frankfort Chief of Police Cradford Lee cited peculiar circumstances in the case
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Herman Shutte
Covington
Howard Pennington
Pennington
Calumet Farm
Lexington
Shutte
Cradford Lee
Kruschen Sake Promise for Slimming Double Chin
An advertisement from Worcester Mann claims Kruschen Salts dissolve facial fat and widen hips while improving looks and vigor. It pitches a morning dose in hot water, promising quick results and a money back guarantee if dissatisfied after the first jar, with nearby Cluffman stores and drugstores as sources.
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PE. Gardner
Worcester
Mann
Cluffman
Students Clash On Columbia Campus After Henderson Strike
New York May 16 Students clashed on Columbia University's campus as a strike over Donald Hendersons contract renewal escalated. About 600 participants began with peaceful picketing and banners but fights broke out near a mass meeting where Diego Rivera spoke about his Rockefeller Center mural, comparing his firing to Hendersons case. Police made three arrests as chaos unfolded.
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Columbia University
Donald Henderson
Anti- Henderson
Diego Rivera
Rockefeller Center
Lénin
Henderson
Proposal to Cut Budget Defeated in Akron Meeting
Delegates at the 31st quadrennial conference of the Church of United Brethren in Christ rejected two motions to cut the general benevolence operating budget from 750000 to 600000. They approved the higher figure while demanding that several special offerings be included in the budget. Nine leaders were elected to the Board of Administration for eight years, with nominees from Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio and Virginia for district and trustee roles.
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Church of United Brethren In Christ
J. H. Ness
York
William McFaul
Baltimore
I H. Roebush
Dayton
F. D. Dannig
L. W. Lutz
New Cumberland
Bonebrake Board of Trustees
EB. N. Funkhouser
Hagerstown
Barter Taxed Under New York Sales Law
New York May 16 Swappers must pay under the state's new sales tax. An official ruling states that a barter involving $3,000 worth of furniture exchanged for a $3,000 pleasure boat is taxed as a sale under the law.
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New York
New York State
Antiqua
Tra
Bright Spots in Pennsylvania Employment Report
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve notes unusual gains in employment with factory jobs up 1 percent and wage payments rising from mid March to mid April, according to its report.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylyania
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Cyclone Sailors Build World Roaming Motor Cycle Vessel
Lisbon May 26 report that two sailors Armindo Peralta and Jaime Silva built a seagoing motor cycle with a watertight hull to travel around the world. They plan to cover land and sea, aiming to complete the trip in a year.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Armindo Peralta
Jaime Silva
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