Local newspaper masthead and publishing details
Fragmentary OCR shows publication by Mall Publishing Co with address in Hagerstown and Chicago, subscription rates by mail or delivery, and various internal and editor contact references. The garbled text lists offices in New York and Georgia regions, with circulation notes and department contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
otelEn Repreventatives
Burke ‘Cuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Froom
Graydar
Lexington Ave
New York
Bash Ave
Cepatitation
Blas
Atlants
Georgia
Fureen
Iy Ae Banwaced
Peek
Ea Ceeloter
Democratic Ticket For President and Congress Fields
A fragment outlines a Democratic ticket listing President and Vice President candidates, Senator William Cabell Bruce, Congressman David J. Lewis, State Senator John T. Mason, and other names, indicating a ballot slate for reform or party alignment. The text reflects early 20th century political naming conventions and party structure.
Hoover and Willebrandt clash over church politics in election
Washington dispute centers on Mrs Willebrandt urging Methodist church involvement in partisan campaigning. Critics warn mixing church and state risks undermining separation of church and state and taints Hoover, while defenders say she acted within duty.
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Washington
Hoover
Niend
Willebrandt
Church
Republican Party
Methodist Church
Mr. Hoover
Political Extremes and Sectarianism in 1928 America
A 1928 New York World and Daily Mail themed critique cautions against sectarian political activity in the United States. It condemns Mrs. Willebrandt's call for religiously aligned politics as a dangerous precedent for American institutions. The piece also denounces road safety neglect at Huyett's crossroads, urging authorities to implement signals and safer measures to protect travelers and property.
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Europe
America
Willebrandt
Republican Party
Hoover
New York World
Beginning of the end cited in Ruth Elder kiss dispute
The article centers on Lyle Womack noting his marriage woes began after Ruth Elder refused a kiss on her ocean flight return. It argues marital kisses are more important than often credited and that withholding a kiss can trigger significant trouble in a relationship.
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Lyle Womack
Ruth Elder
Busy Bee Lesson Questions a Beaten Path
A scientist calls the so called busy bee a loafer but notes the bee yields slightly more honey. A light ray takes 36000 years to travel from Hercules to Earth. A man in Albuquerque is held after drinking 18 tins of canned heat. A skeptical line questions newspaper men tal investigation into such feats with a quip on a potential future English Channel jump.
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Hercules
Earth
Albuquerque
Tal
Time To Register To Vote In Next Presidential Election
Washington reports the rising emphasis on voter registration as states require registration to protect ballot purity. The piece outlines varied residency rules, poll tax issues, property qualifications, literary tests, and language requirements across states, with emphasis on 21-year-old citizens and diverse standards for new voters.
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Washington
Hoover
Smith
United States
Connecticut
South Dakota
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
New Hampshire
Oregon
Arkansas
Florida
Kentucky
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Rhode Island
Georgia
Vermont
Arizona
Delaware
Maine
New York
South
Carolina
Wyoming
Just Fouxs By Edgar A Guest
A selection of Edgar A Guest verse where one man counts his money at day’s end while others boast of dreams fulfilled and new friendships. The poem ponders wealth versus lasting fortune found in companionship, suggesting the richest riches lie in meaningful connections.
Proclamation on Maryland constitutional amendment 1927
Governor Albert C. Ritchie proclaims a proposed amendment to Section 18 of Article III regulating compensation for Maryland General Assembly members. The measure sets per diem pay, mileage, and presiding officer pay, plus submission to voters in the 1928 general election with specific ballot wording and publication requirements.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Chaucersi
State of Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly of Maryland
Bers
Congress
T. Albert C. Ritchie
Baltimore
General Assembly
How Man's Brain Differs From an Ape's
Article discusses brain weights across genders and populations, noting averages around 3 pounds for men and about 2.5 pounds for women. It rejects brain weight as a sole measure of intelligence and links brain complexity to cognitive abilities, highlighting temporal lobe enlargement and improved hearing-related skills.
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GR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Africa
Australia
Deaf sculptor Louise Wilder builds art with silence
In New York City Louise Wilder a deaf sculptor of babies discusses how hearing loss shapes her work with husband a dog sculptor. They work up to 15 hours daily relying on concentration and imagination while rats model for their pieces including Morning Glory Child and Little Faun. A separate note mentions Manhattan choosing four girls for a citywide jacks tournament and a Brooklyn federal court jury impaneling in the Harrison whisky act case.
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New York
Louise Wilder
Faun
Heckscher
Central Park
Manhattan
Anna Davison
Brooklyn
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Mall Publishing Co
Uth
Jonathan St
Hageratown
Faigerstown
Mall
Aly
Une
T. Robinson
William Cabell Bruce
David
J. Lewis
John T. Mason
Mr. Hoover and
Mrs. ‘Willebrandt
Oover
Bishop Cannon
Dr. Straton
United
Hagers
Huyett's
Yorks
Jessen
Daily Mail
Etrife
Kirby
BY Rodney Dutcher
Hagerstown Tire Co
Danzer Lumber CO
Baltimore St
H.R. Wagner
Hart
Barmer
John St
Goldenmoon
Harry S. Myers
Just Fouxs
Edgar A. Guest
Whippet - Knight Salee
Willys-Overland Inc
Hoffman Brothers
East
Washington Street
Amapter
Great
State of
Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
David C. Winebrenner
Ape
North Jonathan Street
Atwater Kent
Hoffman Electric Co
N.locust St
Cauffman & CO
Lambert
Goodyear ‘Speedway
Radio. Service
Gates Electric Co
Jonathan Oe
MAZDA
R. D. McKee
the Washington Restaurant
Incorporated
Sport
MOWEN
Jon
St. Opp
Courthouss
Loth Electric
Everly’s
Eyerly's
Hagerstown
Everly Department Store
LOTH
Eyerly’s
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