Daily Mail publication details and circulation note
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown provides publishing details for 1928 including address 36 South Jonathan Street and contact numbers 104 105 106. It lists The Mail Publishing Co as publisher with E. Phillips as general manager and notes second class mailing status at the Hagerstown Post Office and audited circulation figures for April 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mail Publishing Co
South Jonathan St
Hagerstown
Audit Bureau of Cirewlation
Daily Mall
E. Phillips
Hagerstown Postoffice
Mallgers
Lac
Gein
Daily Thought on Speech and Character
A compact meditation contrasts wise and foolish speech with moral character. It cites Proverbs and a quote from Demos of Athens, comparing a vessel’s sound to a person’s words as evidence of virtue or folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hether
Demos- Athenes
Signs in Des Moines riot hint at youth energy
A Des Moines University riot prompted temporary closure as police restrained turbulent students. The episode raises questions about youthful, intense responses versus a generally placid college culture and suggests such outbursts may signal awakening concern beyond academics.
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Des Moines University
Des Moines
Mbings
Jowr
Clench
Despair Provoker Found in Easygoing Youth
A brief editorial note argues fists as national material for building and decries the young man who is so complacent he never acts disgracefully. examining social behavior and national posture through a satirical lens.
Proper lighting saves workers from industrial hazards
Miss Eleanor P. Brown secretary of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns that inadequate lighting is a major cause of industrial accidents and vision loss. She notes about 15,000 of the 100,000 blind in the United States lost sight due to eye hazards in mines factories and shops and most accidents could have been prevented with better illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor P. Brown
National Society For the Prevention of
Indus
Brown
United States
Might Be Worse Tariff Debate Provokes Strong Reactions
The pending tariff bill sparks pointed criticism from many, with little satisfaction expressed. The piece notes Mr Grundy of Pennsylvania, leader of the manufacturers, traveling to Washington with strong concerns, implying the bill could be worse if bent to his demands.
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Congress
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Washington
Mr. Grundy
Beares Clarence Darrow Question Civilization
Clarence Darrow doubts whether civilization brings happiness. Automo biles spark back seat noise as crowds imagine jazzed up dance marathons with flagpole sitters and handcuffed drivers. The piece critiques modern excess amid scattered satirical fragments and political quips.
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Clarence Darrow
Corn Fly Ad Promises Instant Corn Removal at Rudy's
A vintage advertisement touts a corn removing treatment by Dr. Stickel, claiming immediate corn relief and root granulation that pulls the corn out. It sells a 1 treatment set including remover, bunion remedy and foot bath powder with a money back guarantee at Rudy's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickel
Rudy's
Sinclair Pleasantly Treated in Jail During Fame
Sinclair, the multmillionaire oilman, enjoys unusual privileges in a local jail. He drives in his own car, works as a pharmacist with a physician and nurse, sleeps in a special room near the infirmary, eats better meals, and hosts private visitors in the medical office. Jail officials note he is first registered pharmacist there and emphasize his privileges do not reflect on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Washington
United States
Harry F. Sinclair
W. L. Peak
Peak
Moonlit Stalkers Plague New York Stage World
In Manhattan and other hubs, fame attracts obsessive fans and anonymous suitors. Actress Jeanne Engels hires private detectives after a moon-eyed caller stalks her, while a Spanish dancer endures a serenade beneath her window. A would-be admirer is arrested. police intervene as the city’s glare fuels risky encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Diegfelds
Shuberts
Garrolis
Jeanne Engels
Night air myths linked to malaria fears in old beliefs
In historic medical commentary, Dr. Morris Fishbein explains past theories that night air caused disease and malaria. He notes modern science shows air itself is not harmful, while malaria spreads via anopheles mosquitoes. Drainage and open air sleep reduce risk in malaria regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crawford
Baltimore
Manson
India
Ronald Ross
Grassi
Bastianelli
Anophles
Man
Malaria
Just Fouls By EDGAR A. GUEST
The poem contrasts raw instinct with moral duty urging strength used to aid the weak. It argues culture has value and true leadership is exercised with mercy, truth, and honor, sharing triumphs with the humble and godly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Ideal Furniture Co opens new and second hand store
Samuel D. Printz trading as the Ideal Furniture Co opens a shop at 119 West Franklin Street selling new and second hand furniture. Printz previously worked with John A. Forsyth for three years in the same business. About 500 children are injured annually in the United States playing with blasting caps, with around 80 percent occurring in rural or semi rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Printz
The
Ideal Furniture Co
West Franklin Street
Mr. Printz
John A. Forsyth
United States
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Bingle
Oe Pea Foreign Representatives
Burke Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Graybar Building
Lexington Ave
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Waash Ave
Chicago
Constitution Bldz
Atlanta
Georgia
Associated Press
Daily Thought
Studi
Beares
Hinstein
Rooney Dutcher
NOA Secrice
Bis
Irving Berlin
Hillen Mackay
Lindy
Miss Morrow
Rothstein
Madison Square Garden
Gilbert Swan
Harry M. Wagner
E. Franklin St
Maryland Motor
West
Franklin Street
Kodak Picture Developing
Heidwohl
Washington St
Hagerstown Light & Heat CO
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Mar
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
W. Franklin
Nicodemus National’ Bank of
Potomag Edison CO
Evary Tire
Hagerstown Tire Co
Automobile Accessories Taubman’s
Potomac &T
Frederick Pierce & Co
W. R. Spielman & Co
Wareham
Investment Securities Grain Feed Cotton
Chiscgo
Surerstul
Aneri
Quen Fm
Ro Paley Corp
Denrike Elde
Durant
Lansing
Michigan
Wood Auto Service CO
Penna. Ave
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