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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1927
Page
11
A reminiscence on Bishop Talbot of Wyoming and peers includes stories of his Western extraction and humor. The piece links his tenure to Decoration Day reflections, honoring fallen soldiers and the nation’s memory, with reverence for military sacrifice and church leadership.
Dr J W Skinner president of the Texas Michigan Industrial Institute for Boys at Kingsville Texas told a church assembly in El Dorado Arkansas that scientists are doing more to help mankind work with God than any other group. He praised scientists for making the world safer for a new race of men and for banishing ignorance.
Indiana Appellate Court upholds a 42000 verdict for a railroad brakeman who lost both legs. The ruling notes damages reflect personal suffering and loss of enjoyed privileges, not just earnings. Judge McMahan says limb value varies by case and the claimant’s prime age and limited future prospects justify the award.
An OCR fragment lists addresses for Burke Inc in Chicago and Atlanta, and notes subscription rates and mailing details. It references The Herald and states periodical circulation practices and copyright notices.
In tribute to soldiers who fought in Chancellorsville Shiloh Santiago Belleau Wood and Cantigny and to their comrades still alive the piece recalls memories of heroism courage and self sacrifice. It asserts a duty to repay the debt through service and remembrance.
Rowe's Amusement Park at Conococheague will open for the season on Sunday. Management announced many new features and that all buildings have been freshly painted and in first class shape. Improvements include new baths opened this spring.
Bishop Melfenstein, Coadjutor of Maryland, will visit St. John’s parish in Hagerstown this Sunday to confirm a class during the 11 o'clock service.
Miss Helen Wingerd Abssaber lull Miss Nancy Sedwichk and Dr Parry Prather attend the annual conference of officers in Osler Mall Baltimore which opened yesterday.
Dr. Frank Crane argues the biscuit cutter civilization praises standardization that cuts waste and lowers costs. He cites industrial gains, 1926 corporate earnings, and rising wealth due to interchanged parts and cooperative effort, noting America’s wealth and global capital leadership.
Patsy Cavallier, 18, near Gorman, West Virginia, confessed to planning a train wreck on New York to Cincinnati Express No. 11 to loot freight. He placed a pike on a rail at 83 Fill near German to derail the pony truck, but engineer Thomas W. White from Cumberland acted to prevent a plunge down a 100 foot embankment. Cavallier is jailed without bail in Kingswood awaiting Preston County grand jury action.
An astrologically themed column predicts favorable buying and planning, hints at leadership and education benefitting, and foresees scientific and artistic specialization. It warns of a volatile summer with earthquakes and unusual weather, notes travel for mountain hotels, and mentions Miss Katherine J. Schindel visiting Willcott City with family.
Marilyn Miller and Jack Pickford speak to a reporter during a liner interview about their Paris divorce plan. The pair insist they remain fond, arguing separation serves career goals and public perception, with staged poses suggesting deep affection.
Katherine F. Gerould argues that modern comfort equals modern discomfort through the telephone and other tech. She notes constant accessibility disrupts plans and contrasts bustling modern life with Martha Custis Washingtons era of simple comforts and self-sufficiency.
A reflective verse urges abandoning self-pity and bearing burdens with strength. It counsels not to dwell on woes, to pity others’ griefs, and to act with courage despite daily pains.
A detailed listing of radio programs across United States stations for Saturday May 28. Entries include time blocks for news, concerts, church services, and varied entertainment from WBZ to WSM with notes on daylights saving and standard times. The dense schedule features cities like Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Schenectady Washington and more with programs such as orchestra recitals choir services and soap opera style segments.
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