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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1933
Page
4
A note confirms that THO Associated Proas is exclusively entitled to publish all news dispatches credited or not, and to print local news and special dispatches. The rights asserted cover reproduction of the agency's material within the paper.
A historical editorial argues for a government role in safeguarding investors without stifling business. It contends that transparency will curb fraud, force full disclosure of bond defaults, and warn buyers about risky Latin American bonds and domestic securities. It warns that real protection rests on clear information, not guarantees, and critiques bank-led schemes.
A Cleveland gathering of 20 civic groups urged a kinder immigration policy. They pressed Congress to cut naturalization fees from 20 to 10 dollars, arguing current charges hinder loyal residents from becoming citizens. The discussion also noted enforcement harshness and calls for humane treatment in immigration procedures.
The speaker argues for Roosevelt era reforms to restore the public’s faith in investment honesty. The piece critiques seller credibility and calls for dealer accountability in financial markets.
A dying prominent citizen in a Midwestern city held director and trustee roles in railroads factories colleges and many other interests totaling thirty. A local preacher urges spreading responsibilities to younger capable citizens to avoid burnout and favor long term public service.
Washington April 3 A shift in Senate leadership surfaces as younger figures replace the old guard. Vandenberg of Michigan leads, questioning bills and shaping opposition with steady attendance. Dickinson of Iowa joins, a tall conservative voice. Dickinson’s clashes with Michigan’s Towan show intra party tensions. The scene contrasts sharply with past Reed Moses leadership.
Chicago case says Walter Jeziorny sued Margaret Jeziorny alleging she threatened to injure him if he drank beer he ordered for delivery next Friday. He seeks relief on cruelty grounds and a restraining order.
Soil preparation fertilization seed treatment and pest control for squashes are outlined in a practical guide. Highlights cover chemical treatment to prevent storage pests, immediate use crops, and storing excess harvest for fall and winter. Free mailed copy available on request from The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor Van Gorder Service Washington DC.
This agronomy feature by Can Van Gorder outlines soil, rotation, and sanitation basics for squashes cucumbers and related crops. It covers disease and pest control including squash vine borer leaf spot mildew and wilt with recommended soil mixes fertilizers and planting distances and suggests early trap crops and netting to minimize loss. It notes the value of stable manure and 5-10-6 fertilizer, and gives practical steps for hand-borer removal and soil management.
Thousands of pamphlets distributed at Paris church doors urged Christians to join Jews in an anti-Hitler protest. The tracts urged the Old and New Testaments unite to combat crimes unworthy of civilization. Cardinal Verdier assured Grand Rabbi Levi of Catholics solidarity.
In New York on April 2, a 1864 Confederate dollar was accepted at a charity penny restaurant on Forty third Street. Cashiers W. T. Dudley and Francis Price, former Wall Street figures, collect odd coins and luck pieces while serving about 7,000 meals daily to the jobless.
An article discusses managing surgical blood loss, detailing how surgeons control bleeding by ligating vessels and using clamps. It highlights a German proposal using a 50 percent dextrose solution to limit hemorrhage in major operations and in minor bleeds such as shaving cuts and dental extractions. Freezing milk for storage in India is also noted.
Alice Judson Peale argues that traditional gratitude to parents is fading. She says children owe no debt for being born, only a debt to themselves to use opportunities fully, and that parents should feel rewarded when children strive and succeed.
The text notes the fellowship overlaps the waterway between Buttermilk Channel and Long Island, describing a deep arm of water that separates the area from nearby lands in New York Bay. This indicates a geographic separation between islands and the mainland.
A medical advertorial promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective liver and bowel tonic. It claims most illnesses stem from inactive bowels and liver and credits Dr Edwards of Ohio with a vegetable compound replacing calomel. The olive colored tablets are said to restore natural buoyancy and clear impurities.
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