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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1933
Page
3
The text urges nations to cooperate to end economic war and prevent future military conflicts. It notes some nations began reconstruction earlier while others lag, stressing mutual help as essential in this critical era. It warns the Devil is near if self interest prevails.
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Mrs. Roosevelt hosts inexpensive yet nutritious luncheons for the White House family to show how to feed a healthful table at low cost. A sample menu costs about 7.5 cents per person, highlighting thrift and sensible eating. The piece links frugal domestic habits with national economic challenges and cautions against wasteful use of food while noting farmers’ stake in frugality. It contrasts U.S. resolve with European totals, calling for prudent budgeting and plain living.
No innocuous war is possible as conflicts grow in China and South America and threats of war rise in Europe. Stimson argues in Foreign Affairs that war behaves like a prairie fire, spreading worldwide once begun. Leaders need public backing to unite nations and curb nationalism and fighting. Russia reports high wanderers while claiming no unemployment despite a shrinking U.S. job market.
Medical note describes cycles of vomiting in children, often in nervous types, with irritability and constipation before attacks. Attacks may last hours or days. recovery is rapid and death is rare. Possible acidosis and constitutional predisposition noted, with dietary and emotional factors influencing frequency. Some view as juvenile hysteria in certain cases.
Daily Lent message by Rev. Gabe' Glenn 'Aakins notes Jerusalem as full of lawlessness and urges staying to fight evil. Rest comes from action, not fleeing duties. The prayer asks strength to bear heat and burden for the peace of others.
A devotional reflection asks for guidance to let go of worldly burden and seek peace within God’s will. It honors Jesus who faced hardship without逃 escape, offering healing through steadfast faith and prayer.
The First Brethren Church begins a pre Easter revival Sunday morning through Easter Sunday led by Rev. Frank Coleman a veteran evangelist. Edgar King directs song service with a large chorus choir and nightly special music at 7 80 o’clock except Saturdays.
Anniversary services mark the fourth year since the dedication of the Church of God at Summit Avenue and Baltimore Street with morning and evening rites. On Monday Rev J Arthur Schlichter of Philadelphia will lecture, and new speakers appear each weeknight. Special Siamon Rev Harvey Martin of Wilson will address Broadfording Church of the Brethren Sunday at 7 30 pm on Feed My Sheep.
Special services begin Sunday at First Christian Church on South Potomac Street with Rev. Wm. M. Numernt preaching a series from "Who Is To Blame?" through "The Sufficiency of Jesus." Evening seats at 7:45, except Saturdays, choir directed by Asher Edelyan assists, cantata "The Last Supper" Thursday April 18, and midweek Lenten revival has prepared the way for a successful evangelism season.
The Cumberland city council approved a proposal to distribute 2500 dollars to needy residents through Associated Charities and the Salvation Army on March 31.
Washington dispatch notes new members finding voices on the floor with mixed poise. Everett Dirksen of Pekin, freshly elected from Illinois, stands out for clear delivery, humor, and a modest, earnest learning stance despite the rapid pace of congressional life.
The Washington County Minister Association will hold its annual Lenten Retreat at Christ Reformed Church on West Franklin Street Monday April 3 at 10 30 am. Communion will be served and Dr Boyd Edwards headmaster of Mercersburg Academy will give the address of the day. A large proportion of county ministers are expected to attend.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest presents a prayer for seafaring men. The poem asks God to keep sailors safe and brave, to strengthen them on the deep, and to grant them the joy of returning home. It contrasts the power of ships with the frailty of humans in stormy seas.
Special musical service planned for Sunday evening at St John s Episcopal Church with Rev Walter Byron Stehl as rector An organ recital at 7 15 features works by Wagner Hagg Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn and others with soloists Amos Harper and Mrs Helen Cavanaugh The choir will perform the oratorio Seven Last World by Dubois on Wednesday April 12 at 4 30
A dense page lists Sunday and midweek services for multiple churches in Potomac Street area including Salvation Army 224 Washington Boulevard, Second Christian Church 88 W. North St, St. Pauls M E Potomac 81, Church of God Summit Ave and Baltimore St, First Christian South Potomont, Zion Reformed N Potomoc St, and several others with morning services, Sunday schools, and evening services. Also notes midweek Lenten services, catechetical classes, prayer meetings, and special events across congregations such as St. Johns Episcopal and Emmanuel U B.
A survey of local church listings names multiple congregations in Sharpsburg and surrounding towns with pastors and service times. Listings include Sunday School times, morning and evening services, catechism or Bible classes, and weeknight prayer meetings across Brethren, Evangelical, Reformed, Lutheran, and Methodist churches in Keedysville Funkstown Williamsport Leitersburg Smithsburg Clear Spring and environs. Potential event notes mention Lent and evangelistic services.
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