Daily Mall Circulation Notice from Hagerstown Publisher
A damaged OCR shows a newspaper notice from Mall Publishing Co at Jonathan St Hagerstown outlining subscription rates and foreign representative details. It lists the Audit Bureau of Circulation address and notes second class matter entry at the Hagerstown Post Office with various department reach and net circulation figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mall Publishing Co
Jonathan St
Hagerstown
Pablo
Kniil-Burke
Daily Thought Memoranda Seeded by Faith
A compact reflective note cites Psalm 119 105 106 and a sentiment on truth as guidance. The author references Lowell and the idea that righteousness lights the path, framing a concise devotional thought.
Youth Energy and Outlet Debate on WHEL Boston
A broadcast from station WHEL in Boston featured Rev Owen supporting the affirmative that youth need outlet for energy and Mrs Owen opposing. The discussion emphasized young people’ s drive, their desire to participate, and the need to plan meaningful activities in colleges and communities to channel their energy into athletics work and other productive efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHEL
Boston
Batwoot
Hyde Park
Maca
Bia
la Itera
Fragmented Civil War Reflections and Global Disarmament Debate
A salted reader column reflecting on postwar sectional unity, Decoration Day sentiments, and national reconciliation. It contrasts American resolve with Franco German security fears, notes rising military costs, and cites a Seattle philanthropist jailed release, while praising motherhood declarations from Sweden and church prayers.
Art of oratory emphasised in educational system
The passage argues that clear logical expression boosts community influence and prevents wrong outcomes. It stresses teaching oratory from top college levels down to grammar grades, noting few today can convincingly address meetings and persuade audiences.
The Study of Oratory Que million and four hundred thaw
A compact note on a staged study of persuasive speaking, referencing a numeric figure and a thawing climate metaphor. The item presents as a brief cultural or educational teaser with limited context and unclear specifics.
Mail Pouch and School Pupils Compete In Oratory
The piece notes pupils practicing oratory for a national oratory contest with emphasis on eloquence and public speaking skills. It discusses how training in certain subjects aids speech and how confidence and clarity affect ability to address audiences, warning against dishonest or careless misstatements in public speaking.
Cottage institutions preferred for dependent children in Washington
United States Children's Bureau favors cottage institutions over large congregate homes, urging keeping children with mothers when possible and supporting pensions for struggling mothers. The plan emphasizes small, home like cottages with 12 children, a cottage mother, and access to public schools and churches to provide normal community life.
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Washington
United Saes Children’s Bureau
Dea
Bureau
Children’s Bureau
San Liago
Chile
United States
Buresu
Fach
Animal Show Pleases Children At Local Zoo
Come along to the zoo show described with a lively scene of a giraffe tall and red in the bars with a sign Beware. Lions roar bears beg for meat and an elephant sways hungry for a meal as kids thrill to the wild sounds and clamor.
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Tin
Wolfe
Quillen's Quill Weighs In On Brotherhood And Speech
Fragmented notes offer satirical musings on free speech, diplomacy, and social norms. The piece playfully critiques listening, marriage myths, and everyday roles, framed as quill-like wit about American culture and humor.
Questions and Answers in The Herald Mail column
The excerpt presents a Q and A style column with reader questions on topics from voting Sundays to Grant half dollars, steam pipes, and Japan’s constitution. It provides concise answers naming dates, authorities, and figures, including turnout, coinage totals, and constitutional structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald- Mail
Haakin
Auirer
Boreas Frederick J
Diradh Kington
Japan
Prince Ito
Pee
Vitalig Bicycle Tires Ad at Hagerstown Cycle Co
An advertisement for Vitalig bicycle tires from Hagerstown Cycle Co located at 22 Wayside Ave. The listing highlights tire availability and prompts cyclists to visit the local shop for details and prices. The ad emphasizes product quality and local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitalig Bicycle Tires
Hagerstown Cycle Co
Wayside Ave
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Magerstown Posse
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Tright
Trith- Lowell
Mr. Owen
Lilea
Sol
France
Germany
Mora Sus Jin
Dafagouinm Ig
Seattle
Koniety
Trincesa Lewise
Sweden
America
Oratory
Coolidge
Amin
Banda
Brest
Ndise
Han
Gab
Cas
Aime Thins
Little Boys
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Juans Sally
Quillen
Bulgare
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Wille
Alfonse
Abe
Abel A. Miller
W. Antistem
Eres
Olusecs
Fier
R. A
Highbarger Optumsthiat Ie
Wek
Phese
Eastern Furnace CO
Edward J. O'Brien
Pied
Srey
Brandenburger
Davis
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German Republic
A. Mu
A. Bunday
Grant Memorial Centennial Association
Traction Bulding
Cluciouat
Ohio
Domestia
Adu
Paige and Jewett
Thumma Motor CO
Frederick &T
Kodak Picture Developing
Heidwohl
Eczema, Ltd
Zante Asaie
Howard’s
Baltimore
D.M. Summers & Sons
W. Franklin
Rudy's
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Central Garage & Electric
Potomac Bt
Hagerstown Motor
Fenestra
Danzer Metal Works
Lee Street
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