Daily Mail publication details and circulation figures
The Daily Mail from Hagerstown shows publication daily except Sundays with editor J A Hawken and general manager B Phillips. It lists subscription rates of 4.59 yearly, 40 cents monthly, and 2 cents for a single copy, plus foreign representatives and multiple contact numbers. Circulation totals for April 1929 and April 1928 are referenced.
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J. A. Haweken
Daily Mail
B. Phillips
Hagerstown
Daily Thought Reflections on Vision and Flattery
An old quotation fragment cites scripture and Tacitus to warn against vain vision and flattering divination. It contrasts prophecy with servility, suggesting restraint in flattery within the House of Israel. The brief note blends biblical verse with a classical critique of flattery.
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Israc
Exekic
Gov Green cites capital punishment bias against the poor
Governor Fred Green of Michigan vetoes restoring the death penalty and denounces laws that burden the poor. The piece argues the legal system favors the rich through costly lawyers, psychiatry defenses, and procedural delays, leaving the poor with little chance in murder trials.
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Fred Green
Michigan
Gov. Green
Reform Needed to Level Courts Across Actions
The quotation argues that courts suffer from bias toward money and calls for comprehensive reforms to equalize access in all civil and criminal actions. It stresses the need for a fairer system and reduced influence of wealth in legal proceedings.
Automakers Enter Aviation as GM Buys 40 Percent
The article notes Ford led into aviation with Stout monoplane service nationwide, Packard tested a Diesel aircraft engine now nearing market, and General Motors buys 40 percent of Fokker. It argues auto makers foresee a large future in flight and are investing early in the growing field.
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General Motors
Fokker
Ford
Packard
A Healer And A Killer
A Cleveland Clinic tragedy is described as a result of modern hospital practice with extensive x ray use. Fire from a overheated steam pipe vaporized films releasing poisonous gases, killing 125 people and underscoring ironic danger in advanced medical facilities.
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Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Medical Science
Barbs a Poet in Cleveland Slings Hash for a Living
A Cleveland poet known as Barbs is described as a hash slinger. the dispatch makes no clear link whether he was found as a poet or discovered as a hash slinger. Al Capone served a year in Philadelphia for carrying a gun, highlighting arrests for specific crimes. Yule studies fish brains amid concerns for the poor. The honeymoon ends when a couple becomes bridge partners.
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Cleveland
The
Dispatch
al Capone
Philadelphia
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
A verse piece by Edgar A Guest reflects on beauty and desire. The speaker contrasts outward charm with inner truth, noting how mortals of all statuses seek affection. Love shapes appearances and pretenses, even as cynics smile at the performance.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Brookhart’s determined barrage reshapes Senate battles
Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa is portrayed as a forceful, combative figure who attacks entrenched interests. The piece traces his battles against bankers, the GOP, the Hoover administration, and the movie industry, highlighting his reform drive, patronage exposes, and anti‑monopoly aims in film distribution.
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Washington
Smith Wildman Brockhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Senate
Daniel F. Steck
Steck
Fess
Simeon Fess
Ohio
George W. Norris
Hoover
Movie Trust
Central Park Casino Highlights New York Luxury Social Scene
In a remarkable unveil in May New York opens a gilded casino in Central Park's heart. The venue offers a black glass ballroom, tea at steep per cup, and a $25 cover, catering to Social Register elite while ordinary citizens face steep prices and limited access. The piece notes Manhattan's penchant for ostentatious display in its flagship public space, contrasting park picnics with ritzy urban luxury.
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New York
Sons,and Daughters
Central Park
Social Register
Fifth Avenue
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Central Park Casino promisses luxury and music in new breakfast room
The column critiques a new Central Park Casino feature a special breakfast room for horse fanciers located near the equestrian paths. It describes the hunting lodge style interior, a $5 ham and eggs breakfast, and a jazz band that will play beyond the ballroom. It also notes social snobbery and a quirky Broadway joke about a one man play and an understudy.
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Central Park Casino
Tony
Broadway
Asparagus Salad with Tart Mayonnaise Twist
A simple dish features fresh asparagus served with a lightened mayonnaise dressing. Blend two tablespoons of whipped cream into the mayo for a tart, creamy finishing touch.
Blood tonic helps patient regain appetite and strength
A caregiver describes improving her husband Johns health after starting a blood tonic 8.5.8. The tonic, claimed to be 100 years old and made from vegetables, boosted his appetite, energy, and mood within days and led to recommendations to friends. Copyright 1925 8.8.8 Ca.
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John
Lowe
Rich red blood builds sturdy health
Excerpt extols blood health claiming rich red blood yields strength and vitality. It asserts normal blood restores energy appetite and skin health, reduces rheumatic symptoms and boils, and improves sleep and flesh tone, leaving a sense of steadiness and strength.
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