Daily Mall subscription rates and notices from Hagerstown
The Daily Mall announces subscription rates at 44.50 per year with 40 cents per month and 3 cents for copies. It lists office locations in New York Chicago Atlanta and maintains the Audit Bureau of Circulation. Readers are directed to send communications to The Daily Mall in Hagerstown for circulation matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail Publishing Gov
Jonsthah St
Hagerstown
Matt Or
Delly Ser
Pargetia
J. A. Hawkes
Katu-Burke
Incbhrdlus Knill.- Burke, Inc
Brokay
Ain
Ain and Broadway
New York
Michigan Age
Chicago, Constitution
Atlanta
Audit Bureau of Circudation
Daily Mall
Editoriay
Chicago
Derila
Parla
London
Rome
Peking
Amiriea
Aes
Daily Thought Echoes Biblical Verse Fragments
Fragmentary religious text cites Luke 1 62 and a stern warning of judgment. The lines reference lifting the humble and an avenging God pursuing the proud, conveying a somber devotional mood and moral reflection.
Memorial Day Tribute and Nation Remembrance
The nation pauses for Memorial Day to honor fallen soldiers with flowers and flags marking graves. The article reflects on sacrifices made for liberty and the ongoing call for toil, sacrifice, and moral truth in service of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Land
Billeide
The Unwritten Law Last Week in Midd' ater esty
A 18-year-old schoolgirl hired a woman whose father had abused her. A coroner jury found the girl justified by temporary frenzy. The court faced punishment for the father and the accomplice, but neither was held accountable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateresty
Waiting Turn and Prohibition Debate Cited in Contested Actions
A fragmented editorial discusses queue jumping at a window and how social manners vary, criticizing those who cut ahead for favors. It then shifts to William Jennings Bryan and prohibition debates, arguing that political rhetoric should focus on voter desires rather than sensational appeals and moralism, noting consequences of public figures and societal reactions.
Mail Pouch Wonders at Moosic Pa Night Show
Vague notes describe a local event in Moosic Pennsylvania involving Mail Pouch and a nightly showing. Mentions audience reactions and a few unclear names. The fragment hints at a promotional or screening activity with general crowd comments.
Strawberry season and shortcake delight
A rustic, playful reminiscence celebrates strawberry season and shortcake. The narrator revels in berries and cream, praising the joy of tasting fresh fruit, with a humorous aside about laws and a longing to fetch more shortcake.
Income Tax Cuts debated for winter policy shift
An article discusses another major income tax cut likely in winter. It suggests lowering rates for lower brackets and increasing exemption, possibly making all incomes under 6000 exempt while surtaxes shrink. Proponents argue broader relief, while opponents question policy impact and fairness.
Rowell's Column on Harmony Amid Fundamentalists and Modernists
An analysis by Rowell condemns calls for harmony between Fundamentalists and Modernists, arguing tolerance is impossible if core beliefs differ. The column notes Chicago’s aging resident and mocks age estimates across world capitals, then critiques Prohibition defiance and gold detector schemes as unsafe, urging skepticism toward unverified scientific claims.
Questions and Answers from The Herald Information Bureau
A reader asks about Florida drainage obligations after cession of the Everglades and the handling of junk dealer rag collection. The replies explain there was no social obligation upon Florida to drain the Everglades when ceded in 1852, but there was an implied obligation to utilize the land, now managed by the Florida Internal Improvement Board. The old rags junk dealers collect are predominantly recycled for paper making with white rags sorted for fiber use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawer
Herald- Mau Information Bureau
Frederick
I. Waskin, Pheetor
Washington
D. C
Tita
Raturn
Tha Inequirer
Florida
National Monuments and Preservation Efforts In The United States
Washington reports rising efforts by park enthusiasts to persuade Congress to create a national monuments board modeled on the Commission of Fine Arts. The piece lists current monuments, administration by various departments, and notes the lack of formal standards while praising Smithsonian guidance. Local examples include Montezuma Castle, Casa Grande, and Aztec Ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Park
United States
Congreda
Commission of Fine Arts
Robert Sterling Yard
National Parks Associaton
Interior Department
Department of Agriculture
War Department
Omelala
Smithsonien Institution 18
Theag
Montezuma Castle
Casa Grands
Tonto
Navajo
Walnut Canyon
Arizona
Chaco Canyon
Olla
Aztec Ruin
New Mexico
Colorado
Mound City Group
Ohio
Utah
Wapatk
Casa Grande
Watory
Eusabio Franciso Kino
Walla
Thia
Amelia Museum of Natural
Tstory
Aztec
Gran Quivorn
Indting
Padrox Anit
Tocsdn
Na Wall Ana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Thought
Hauwhiy
Fearce
Altrays
Bethena
William Jennings
Bryan
Wondér
Moosic
Heck
Hfa
Rowell
Tna
Tha Nathon
Wii
Maryland
Antiprohibiton Association
America
Mays
Flearera
Memerion
Caloon
W. Y
Willan Gilbert
Stickell
Coleman
Harry C. Main
Franklin St
Hagerstomm
Frederick Ee Toad
Electric Fieunes Central Garage & Electric Supply Company
Potomac Bt
IST National Bank
Hageratawn, Md
Lour
Avallatie
AUP PLC
Did and Young
OTARS
Potomac Motors Inc
Potomac Ave
Star—Cistributors—Durant
Chatne
Pointament Perrin
Teather
Creda
Fred R. Saum
Wr Rae Oe
Haskkin
National Monuments Commission
Frederic J. Haskin
Herbert L. Grim
Gettysburg Timea
Gettysburg
My Name Is
Perry Winkle
New Comic
THE
Baltimore Sunday Sun
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!