Molly te Sail newspaper masthead and rates
Molly te Sail established 1828 and published each evening at 23 South Jonathan St Hagerstown by Mall Publishing Co. Subscription rates 4.00 per year or 40 cents monthly with 2 cents for Fing le spies. Rates payable in advance. J Hawken editor. Mail editorial and circulation departments listed. Entered at Hagerstown Post Office as second class matter. TM & P phone numbers.
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The
Mall Publishing Co
South Jonathen St
Hagerstown
Bid
Fingle Spies
Darly Mail
Hagerstown Postoffice
Eternal Earth Thought Inspires Daily Reflection
A daily thought passage notes that the earth endures forever from Ecclesiastes and frames the world as an inn rather than a home, attributed to J. H. Vincent, inviting contemplation.
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J. H. Vincent
Seaplane Advances May Safeguard Ocean Flights
The United States Navy backs flying boats over seaplanes for ocean routes. Seaplane hulls and pontoon designs aim to resist saltwater, with orders placed for large power models. Until new hull materials and engine tech prove reliable, Atlantic crossing remain risky.
Albert and Wilhelm Heirs of a Notion of Nobility
In a prewar reminiscence the French ambassador to Belgium describes King Albert of Belgium and Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany as consistent with public images of noble heroism or cadish behavior. The 1912 funeral of the Countess of Flanders prompted a royal luncheon revealing these reputations among attendees.
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Albert
Belgium
Wilhelm
Germany
Thas
Belzium
Countess of Flanders
Mail Pouch Well and the college year begins again
A comical college anecdote recalls mail pouches and horseshoeing amid rising demand for fullbacks. It notes a new eastern dormitory, college yells, and fathers with loud cheers. The piece jokes about inkwell freshman zeal and flying across the ocean with many people aboard. Sir Arthur Keith cites an estimate of a million years between ape and man.
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Eastern Universty
Sir Arthur Keith
Sir Arthur
Cecil Tells The Truth On Naval Conference Failure
The piece portrays Lord Cecil of Chelwood accusing British and French press of shifting blame after the naval disarmament conference collapse. It claims cabinet members pursued imperialistic aims that undermined talks and portrays Cecil as exposing the true factors behind the failure amid political and newspaper chatter.
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Lord Cecil of
Chelwood
Cecil Hae
Quilluim's Quill and Miscellaneous Reflections
A collection of quirky sentences and observations ranging from social satire and wordplay to headlines about a dog wheelchair in Salisbury Missouri. The items touch on love, thrift, modern life, and a humorous human interest note about a paralyzed dog’s improvised mobility.
Belgium’s Bel King and Prince Recall German Blood
In Brussels Albert and Willy discuss invasion and duty. The boy asks what Belgium would do, the king answers Its duty. Willy asserts he will remember he is Belgian, showing national resolve amid the Belgian struggle against a great enemy.
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Belgium
Little Willy
Motoring costs show road upkeep must be wise
The piece argues that road building and maintenance are costly but roads influence overall motoring expenses. It notes last year’s road costs surpass 1.5 million dollars, while annual car and fuel outlays total billions. It urges honest, intelligent tax use since better roads save motorists money and time.
It Pays To Advertise Britain Attacks Cecil’s Record
The piece argues that Britain and its allies try to discredit Cecil’s truthfulness and resolve. It asserts Cecil stands by his principles despite career pressures, and the world recognizes him as a truthful figure when he speaks.
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Cecil
Prescribing The Right Diet For Nervous Indigestion
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes dietary guidance for nervous indigestion from Dr W C Alvarez. He advises avoiding bran for many irritable digestion cases, favoring smooth diets with soft textures, cooked vegetables, tender fruits, and limited fiber. Prunes aid constipation. chewing gum helps jaw exercise but may cause swallowed air.
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W. C. Alvarez
Alvarez
The Once Over Polo Turf Tamper Tales
An interview with Peter Ormantroyd, master of divot replacers, reveals the humorous hardship of maintaining polo field greens. He recounts tireless hoof-print removal, the public misreading of their toil, and the pride of belonging to a clandestine cadre preserving the field for international matches.
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Peter Ormantroyd
Meadow Brook
Jines
Mr. Ormantroyd
JJUST FOLKS BY EDGAR A. GUEST
The poem jokes about a plumber's tool nicknamed the plumber's friend a rubber suction stick. It contrasts the simple device with costly drain repairs and humorously notes how the tool boosts a plumber's earnings and a buyer's savings when needed.
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Jjust
Edgar A. Guest
Cearfoss Letter: Birth Day Dinner and Local Visits
Cearfoss September 16 report notes Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank Carbaugh hosting dinner for Mrs. Z A Carbaugh's birthday. Attendees include several Carbaughs, Myerses, and relatives. Edna Harnish and mother visited relatives in Hagerstown. C R Stouffer served as waiters at Welsh Run. Shinham begins house project on Cearfoss pike. Cearfoss and Lyirl ing along Fairview road mention.
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Cearfogs
L. Frank Carbaugh
Z. A. Carbaugh
L. Carbaugh
Chalmer Myers
Harry Myers
Kenneth Carbaugh
Vanila Myers
Helen Eckstine
Pauline Myers
Catherine Myers
Clock winds itself with temperature change at Zurich polytechnic
A clock at the Zurich Polytechnic Institute runs without being wound. Its mechanism activates whenever the temperature shifts by two degrees, keeping time through local thermal expansion and contraction.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Zurich Polytechnic Institute
Teachings on Parenthood Shape Future Generations
An essay urges parents to master child training before school age, arguing early experiences mold character more than heredity. It cautions that the five year mark fixes patterns, with upbringing dictating future behavior, while advocating a prohibition-like set of parental rules. In Oxford Kansas, residents vote to limit oil derricks per block to preserve civic beauty over profits.
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John
Mary
Dorothy
Heredity
Oxford
Kan
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