Daily Evening Publication Rates and Editorial Address
The notice outlines publication details for Daily.-5 by The Nall Publishing Gs in Hagerstown with editor Hawken and foreign reps Al Burke Inc. It lists subscription rates, circulation terms, and payment in advance. It also provides audit bureau and circulation department addresses and notes second class mailing at the Hagerstown post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder
Nall
Jouth Jonathan St. Hagerston Adivant
Mull Orary
advAanen Hawken
AL Burke, Inc
Prokay Bldg
Ind
Broadwar
New York
Michixen Ave
Chalco
Constitution Building
Atlanta
Mermover
Beis Pini Baltoria
Buebees
Eee Ty
Hagerstown
TR P
Ritchie Gordy Robinson Slate for State Offices
A political slate lists Albert C. Ritchie for Governor William Gordy Jr for State Comptroller and Thomas H. Robinson for Attorney General. The brief notice marks candidates and roles without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
William §. Gordy, JR
Thomas H. Robinson
Daily Thought Quote on Conquest and Victory
A compact quotation note cites Romans 8 37 and Plato on self conquest as the true test of triumph, reflecting a spiritual and philosophical reflection. The piece presents a brief moral axiom rather than a news item, housed as a devotional or literary aside.
The Wet and Dry Battle Across Five States
Fragmented OCR reports a national fight over state prohibition with wets seeking repeal and drys defending prohibitive laws. Elections in New York Nevada Wisconsin Oregon Missouri California hint at endorsements or expressions against prohibition with referenda tone and limited legal impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nevada
Wisconsin
Ilinoff
York
Fragmentary note on electoral alignments and outcomes
The text discusses shifting loyalties between wets and drys in key states and congregations, noting a sharp realignment without testing and implying results will appear in upcoming elections and elected candidates. It preserves vague references to platforms and anticipated outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seureta
Coolidge Declines Being The Issue In 1924 Campaign
The piece discusses Senator Willis and Republicans shifting away from making Coolidge the central issue. It notes that Coolidge refused to be the issue, choosing prosperity as the alternative focus, while addressing the broader electoral math and regional dynamics shaping Senate contests and party strategy. It cites editorials warning that Democrats have a real chance of Senate gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mr. Coolidge
Willis
Couldge
Coolidge
Cannidge
New York Herald. Tribune
Rep
Senate
Phipps
United States
Lraders
Uetare
Fragmentary Note on Winter Provisions and Gear
A fragmentary OCR note mentions several winter items and gear. It references a shield or shelter and a slab or plate, with vague hints of winter readiness and equipment. Names and precise details are obscured.
Interesting Pullman travel facts from company annual report
Washington dispatch summarizes the Pullman Company directors annual report to stockholders. It notes 36,231,425 revenue passengers carried by Pullman cars last year, up 1,716,222 from the year prior, with average daily riders around 99,284. It details miles traveled, car usage, revenue breakdown, and per-car earnings, arguing travel in luxury cars remains affordable relative to overall costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Li. U
United States
Pullman Company
Pullman
Pullmann
California
Florida
Rall
Pullmen Company
Fairrands
Algo
Ytlic
George
Lweuls Aiilion
Uie
Doctor's Piles Relief Promise in 6 Days
A vintage advert touts Pile-For and Pile-Fee as miracle cures for piles. It promises full relief within five days or money back, offering a $1 tube at City Pharmacy and other drugstores, with Casmith Remedy Co. in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Pharmacy
Casmith Remedy Co
Washington, D. C
Questions and Answers on Paper Wheels and Notable Figures
A scanned Q and A feature covers early paper use in wheels, teaching courses, road spending in 1920, wrestling champions, women in universities, Ernest H Ball, and Pullman car wheel construction. It cites 1920 highway payments of 148,860,222 dollars, identifies Strangler Lewis as heavyweight champ, lists counts of female instructors by department, and notes Ball born 1878 in Cleveland with Conservatory training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquirer
Ernest R. Ball
S.W. A
Ernest H. Ball
Cleveland
Ohio
Glevelaid Conservatory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily
Associated Treas
All News Dispatch
AML
Zpeciz
Democratic
Millard
Tytangs
Clerk OF Court OF Appeals
James A. Young
Frank W. Mish
Igo
Fourth Judicial Circuit
William C Walse
State Senate
Palmer Tennant
House OF Delegates
Marper Ballentine
Clery
Edward Oswald
Max D. Malott
John D. Bollyday
W. Bruce Downin
Orphans Court
Charles C. Ford
John EL Wavett
Norman E. Rice
Allen D. Middler
Daily Thought
Plato
Invets and
Drys
Antion League
Oregon Missour
Mortano
Goluradé
Laneright
Malena
W York Journal of Commerce
Con Ey
Anes
Haskin Leiter
Agenta
Green Watches
Milton Kohler & Sons
H. R
Wagner Plumueng
Goodyear
Lambert
Franklin St
Coats
W. Franklin St
Hagerstown, Md
Credit
Liberal
Ludwig Motor Co
West
Franklin Street
Art
J. A
Washington, D
H.W. A. Ed
Strangler
Lewis
the Washington Restaurant
Marker
Nash Motors Inc
North Locust Street
Potomac Street
Aughinbaugh
St Hagerstown
Layrdul
Inter- No
Striet
Otbee Anianuin
Community Finance Service Inc
Stirkelt Bullies, Byer UF. GW
Grand Sinre
Washington St
Ome
Reveatech
Cutleure
Livingston
Audrey
Caticura
Para
Imelie
Cardbell Bros
Eastern Furrage Odhpary
St. G
Gudai A. C
Central Garage & Electric Supply CO
Opie
Wey St
General Motors
Fopidaire
Bower & Marleaux Rent
Rididaire
Morehem
Mogerstoyt
Nunes Adtresi
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