Daily Mail publication and circulation details
The item lists 1918 established daily paper details for The Daily Mail including publishing schedule, addresses in New York Chicago Atlanta and Hagerstown, subscription rates of 94.60 yearly and 49 cents monthly, and notes on circulation bureau membership, postmark, and advertising departments. It also mentions addresses for correspondence and printings offices and declares second class matter status at Hagerstown Post Office with audit bureau association.
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The
Mail Puplishing Co
Beuth Jonathan
Hagerstown
Mat
Biegio
Forelen Hepreasmatius Koll-Barke, Inegurdlus Knill-Durke, Inc
Drokay Lig
Broadway
New York
Michigan Ave
Chiago
Constitution Blde
Atlanta
Audit Bureau of Circulation Addrees
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Faliorial
Fragmentary Thought Cryptic Line From An Uneven Page
A fractured fragment suggests a cryptic observation on exposure and concealment, mentioning Luke Vez and craftiness as attempts to hide a fault. The garbled text hints at a hidden truth or revelation yet to emerge.
France and America Seek Practical War Debt Settlement
Paris readies a workable formula to settle France s war debts to the United States, aiming for terms similar to those America granted after its revolution. Officials stress no desire to humiliate France while financial strength and public sentiment guide a fair settlement. The piece also notes fatal traffic accidents in major cities, urging pedestrians to exercise caution and urging jaywalker reform to protect children, with drivers urged to be vigilant.
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France
Canau
United States
América
Ameri
New Fuels and the Shift From Coal
Former Johns Hopkins University president Remsh argues scientific research must replace coal as petroleum pools dwindle. He cites chemistry advances and substitutes like shale oil and alcohol, noting coal reserves and iron production affect future energy and industry.
Warfield declines theatre offer cites age and leisure
David Warfield rejects a manager's offer of 20 000 to appear with a repertoire company for four weeks, saying he has more than enough money and must consider age and ease. The piece contrasts aging actors seeking rest with headlines on Europe and fashion, noting responses to social shifts and a royal style stance.
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David Warfield
Mail Pouch scientists report high costs in storm study
Scientists study thunderstorms with Mail Pouch methods noting costs around 900 per minute. Barath Ghosh referenced as Hindu investor considers 6000 two portable models for purchasing clothing. Hotel convention in Bor ton leads to cramped sleeping conditions. Synthettc Iovate mentioned, and various garbled phrases appear, including references to paving and a whimsical line about home.
ROWELL"S COLUMN Wt you eeek suckéra Hunt them In the haunts
Rowell laments the lure of Wall Street and big finance in a sprawling column. He notes grand schemers, aging leaders Chauncey Depew and Joe Cannon, and questions longterm wealth built on mergers and debt. He analyzes Dawes plan payments, Germany’s exports, and how Europe pays with dollars spent abroad rather than direct goods.
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Wall Street
Milpitas
Los Angeles
Reuben
Herlin
France
Germany
America
Atbuya
Socialist stance warned on Hindenburg election in Reichstag
In Berlin on May 20 a heated Reichstag debate warned against trusting Hindenburg. Deputies argued his election could restore Imperial Germany, signaling a shift for Monarchists and a cautious socialist response.
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Berlin
Hindenburg
Reichstag
Germany
Depu- Hea
Cabinet Takes Up Foreign Debt Situation
Washington May 20 The cabinet discussed the foreign debt situation with three members of the American debt commission present Kellogg Hoover and Mallon The commission has not met for months though it had been announced that it would fund seven billion dollars of war loans The discussion reflected tensions over funding procedures and the role of the State Department in Europe
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Washington
Ita
American Debt Commission
Kellogg
Commerce Hoover
Treasury Mallon
United States
Wonderful Remedy Praised By Indigestion Sufferer
A reader says Maur's Wonderful Remedy relieved years of indigestion and bloating without surgery. The testimonial claims the preparation clears mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, helping stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. Sold by D. Aughinaugh & Son and local druggists. one case will convince or money refunded.
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Maur
Aughinhaugh & Son
Drugstula Everywhere
Ady
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Senate Committee On Foreign
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Rowell
Chester H. Rowell
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Joe” Cannon
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Sherley
Opp Public Library
W. P. Heard
Washington Street
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Natal
Eastern Furnace
Commission
State Department
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Zemo
Hagerstowe Storage & Transfer CO
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Senn
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Frank H. Miller
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Greenwalt Electric Supply CO
West Antiatam Street
Hagerstown Motor CO
Summit Ave
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Hagerstown Light & Heat Co
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