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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
3
The piece argues liberal supporters may back beer on April 7 but cautions opponents remain, noting that many still oppose alcohol and the Eighteenth Amendment persists. It warns public sentiment could shift against repeal if drinking becomes offensive, potentially jeopardizing 3.2 beer laws.
Fragmentary note from The Daily Mail Ha... Maryland listing publication schedule and contact sections. Mentions editorial, business, circulation departments, general manager E. Phillips, phone lines 104 to 106, and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership. Subscription rates in advance referenced.
A standard AP rights and publication notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use news dispatches credited or not and reserves publication rights for all special dispatches in this newspaper edition.
The article extols frequent hand washing as beneficial to health and mind. It notes hands touch many contaminants daily and that washing reduces disease risk while refreshing both body and spirit, encouraging a broader cleanliness habit and mental alertness.
The article argues for practical home education and parental involvement, noting that counties may cut courses for girls in cookery. It urges women to teach daughters homemaking skills, asserts families can compensate for reduced school opportunities, and highlights daily habits like hand washing as drivers of broader economic and health benefits.
The leading commercial agency reports ten straight weeks with fewer business failures than the same weeks last year, a 16.2 percent drop for the period and about 5 percent decline from two years ago. The trend signals growing financial stability amid a persistent low mood and hints at a possible end to the banking crisis and the long downturn in business.
The piece argues parents are often too busy or lose control of their children. It says children resist home instruction and schools cannot police them after hours. It calls for stronger parental involvement to guide children beyond what classroom teaching offers.
The text outlines a plan where inflation is not used as a tool. Debt relief, especially mortgage relief, is deemed essential after agricultural and unemployment measures. To enable debt service, deflation is pursued through lower interest or reduced principal, aligning payments with a stronger dollar value.
In Washington April 4 Herbert Plummer notes President Roosevelt’s lively bi weekly press conferences and署 treasury secretary Woodin’s desk scribbles. At the post office, Postmaster General Farley faces a steady stream of Democrats seeking jobs, a scene veteran aides say is unprecedented. A political quip closes with France’s debt question lingering over U.S. relations.
A condensed manual on soil prep fertilization timing seed inoculation disease and insect control for peas. Notes peas are easy to grow but yield and profits rise with proper methods. Readers are urged to write questions to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor Van Gorder Service Washington DC.
William Gaines notes a major Fifth Avenue spring show with no women's trousers on display, reflecting a trend toward theatrical, stylish presentations. He observes fashion crowds, manikins, and designers balancing audience reaction with professional restraint, while Raymond Moore plans a Cape Cod summer season and others offer witty commentary on fashion culture and theater.
A historical examination of John Milton's progressive vision loss starting around age 35, linking extreme study and overwork to retinal detachment and eventual blindness. It notes hereditary nearsightedness, the iris effect around candles, and how moderation could preserve sight, shaping his literary output.
Dan Van Gorder outlines soil depth, lime balance, and manure importance for peas. Recommend 600 to 800 lb acre of 3-10-6 fertilizer, inoculation, deep plowing, and long crop rotations to combat pod-spot and pea aphids. Plant succession every two weeks through summer for continuous supply.
A fragment suggests the Chevaliers could marry in Paris while a film star contemplates originality after divorce. The text also muses on reciprocal boycotts between Germany and Jewish groups, hinting at a potential stalemate in economic or cultural actions.
The poem extols books as timeless companions inviting a tired reader to drift with Shelley Conrad Shakespeare Homer and more while Gilbert Elston aims to ride Col. E. R. Bradley's beet steak in the Kentucky Derby with optimism for a hopeful race day.
Advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as pure wholesome food for rebuilding strength and weight after winter. It quotes a testimonial from Chas. Florence of Brooklyn claiming a 40 pound gain using the product, highlighting no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
A weekly prayer talk recalls Psalm 78 to emphasize listening to past generations. It urges humility before present trials and courage for the unfinished years, asking for forgiveness and divine guidance as nations remember God’s goodness.
An unemployment insurance bill, pushed by the House of Delegates, was defeated in the Senate by a 17 to 10 vote. Annibalix, April 4.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Emil’s Adia Tab as a quick remedy for sour stomach heartburn stomach pains after eating and gas disturbances. The copy credits Cauffman and Company as the advertiser.
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