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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1925

Page

3

The Daily Mail Hagerstown Masthead Fragment

Publication details show The Daily Mail in Hagerstown with rates and circulation notes. It lists editors brokers and foreign representatives and includes notices about audits and Associated Press affiliation. The fragment preserves branding and distribution context from 19th or early 20th century.

EM. Burke, Inc Brokay Treadway New York Michigan Ave Chic Gayo Constitution Avanta Audit Bureau of Circulation Pally Mail

Mary 15 Ty a Meek Heart Sermon Fragment

A fragmentary historical passage discusses humility and moral admonition. It recalls a preacher named W. Roberts and contrasts pompous self view with the need for humility. The piece reflects on national character and the drift from virtue toward self-importance.

Path to American Prosperity and Destiny

Fragmentary excerpt speaks of enabling Rockefellers and Henry Ford to thrive and shaping America as a land of happiness for all. It envisions material and spiritual abundance, urban growth, comfortable homes, and the elimination of hunger and poverty, urging faith and confidence in America’s destiny and national ideals.

America

From Office Boy to Board Chairman in New Jersey

A long journey from janitor and office helper earning eight dollars weekly to chairing the board of the Stand Hedge Of Company of New Jersey at a high salary is cited as an example of American progress. The piece argues strong work ethic and opportunity propelled social mobility and national wealth, contrasting past and present eras. It notes how many elites started in humble roles and how industry and education shaped careers, with reflections on America’s growth and the limits of arts and letters during rapid industrial expansion.

Georee Th. Jones Company of New Jersey Offichor

Fragmented City Manager letter questions moral decay

A garbled submission laments perceived decline in civic virtue and moral standards. It puzzles over leadership, reform, education, and the role of city managers in guiding society toward accountability and improved public life.

Don’t Look For Pyorrhea Cures, There Aren’t Any

An older health advisory explains pyorrhea as a widespread mouth infection with multiple causes. It warns against fake cures and urges dental care, regular checkups, and thorough removal of irritants, emphasizing proper brushing and hygiene to prevent progression.

When Dan Cupid Plays A Blame The Cupid Ballad

A whimsical reflection on love’s unpredictability. The speaker notes you never know when the right girl appears and how Cupid’s pull can mislead. Fantasies about blond hope clash with brunet reality, as luck and timing decide who captures the heart.

Dan Cupid Sie Menly Jare

Webster Groh Commends Editorial on Hunting

Editorial by D. Webster Groh of Hagerstown Md Nov 27 applauds a piece urging hunters to rethink the sport. It notes rising human deaths and fewer game, calls for banning gang hunting and 100 yard apart spacing, criticizes cost of ammo and time spent chasing game, and urges humane, nature-spotting pursuits instead.

Webster Groh Mall Jessen

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