Daily Mail publication details in early Hagerstown
The notice outlines daily circulation published each evening by The Mail Publishing Co. at South Jonathan Street Hagerstown. It lists subscription rates by mail or delivery at 4.50 yearly or 40 cents monthly, with singlets at 2 cents. Payment in advance required, editor J A Hawkeen.
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Mail’ Publishing Co
Wee South
Jonathan St
Hagerstown
Ringle
J. A. Hawkeen
Daily Thought On Toil From Ruskin And Matthean Echoes
A compact reflection mixing a paraphrase of Matthew 6 28 with a Ruskin quote. It emphasizes toil as the path to both knowledge and pleasure, framing labor as an inescapable law guiding effort and growth. The fragmentary nature keeps a contemplative, antique tone.
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Ruskin
Lindy in France A year after Lindbergh’s flight
The article recalls French postwar relief and euphoria sparked by Lindbergh’s New York to Paris flight. Paris woke to romance and unity between Americans and French, streets named after him, monuments raised, and lasting Franco American goodwill. Manitou, Colorado, warns against honking as a noise nuisance, then asks about neighbor chickens.
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Lears
Freedom Ring Doubts on American Liberty in Hays Book
Arthur Garfield Hays argues freedom is sinking in the United States as he recalls instances of repression, fear, and suppression of dissent in modern America. He cites arrests for reading the Declaration and protests against labor questions, but offers hope that democracy will rebound as a natural counterforce to intolerance.
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Pennsylvania
Jesus
Christ
Duquesne
Lincoln
Passaic
Hays
Talking Flea and Dog Dialogue in London
A London professor with a talking flea proposes contacting a Boston woman who owns a talking dog. The piece playfully imagines conversations between two talking pets, both ladies, and muses on whether the sea might judge dogs’ companionship and other whimsical ideas. The column also notes Chicago Mayor Thompson’s nine month push for a world class airport, described as a hot airport, and comments on an Italian quake predictor and Mussolini.
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Boston
Thompson
Chicago
Vare Becomes President Maker In Hoover Endorsement
Washington May 24 A Philadelphia boss, William Scott Vare, emerges as a pivotal figure in the 1928 presidential race. The piece argues Vare's machine could decide the nomination, with Mellon and Reed forced to court his support while Vare’s influence looms over Hoover’s prospects.
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William Scott Vare
Philadelphia
Iistory
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Hoover
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Andrew Mellon
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David A. Reed
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JUST Fouxs By EDGAR A GUEST A GAUSE FOR GRIEF
A poem about a golfer returning home in sorrow after a poor game. The weary man walks a funeral pace, his face long and glum, while neighbors glimpse his distress and the sport’s paradoxical link to joy and pain. The verses reflect on grief, fate, and the strange pull of golf.
England's 40-ton sleeping coach carries about a dozen passengers
A first class railway sleeping coach in England weighs 40 tons and accommodates roughly twelve travelers. The vehicle reflects early long distance rail comfort and capacity as part of night travel services.
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England
Fruits Add Valuable Qualities To Your Diet
Fruit composition and effects on digestion are discussed, detailing water, carbohydrate and protein percentages for apples strawberries peaches bananas and melons. Dried fruits such as dates raisins and figs are highly nutritious with high carbohydrate content and about 1600 calories per pound.
What'll We Do Now What Grandma's Parlor Games
New York May 24 Anagraffis charades and other parlor games from grandma's time entertain Manhattan's sophisticated crowd. Crowninshield's game Averages invites guests to judge a person on a charted score of traits while the subject defends his own analysis. Swope's murder memory test asks a witness to recall actions on a fixed date, with cross examination. The piece notes the lively urban social scene and ends with a quip about being old fashioned.
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Manhattan
Crowninshield
Rube Goldberg
John Weaver
Edna Ferber
Alma Gluck
Alexander Woollcott
Crowningshield
Vanity Fair
F. Berry Plummer
Herbert Bayard Swope
Cognoscenti
There Are Two Sides To Loyalty
Katie served a ten year stint with a family as a loyal, patient helper who kept the home clean and comfortable. Family tensions spilled into her ears while she endured snubs and small grievances, even sharing in gentle office woes. She remained devoted though the kitchen and breakfast cycles weighed on her.
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Katie
Katie Brown Leaves to Care for Mother
A family drama centers on Katie Brown, who leaves the Browns to care for her mother. The Browns respond with bitterness, accusing her of ingratitude while Katie bears the strain in silence. The scene reveals loyalty, duty, and heartbreak within a troubled family.
Bell System aims raise service standards and progress
The company reports setting higher service standards and dedicating efforts to reach them. It notes that the past year showed greater progress than any similar period and pledges to improve further next year, continuing to realize Bell System ideals and goals.
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