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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
5
A boilerplate AP notice states the Associated Press exclusively holds the right to use or publish all news dispatches credited or not and also local news published in the paper. It also reserves rights to special dispatches and related material.
The New York Society of Certified Public Accountants urged more frequent and informative public financial reports by national state and local governments to enable better oversight and reduce extravagance. They noted past misstatements and praised progress in reducing noisy horns, while urging action against horn misuse and distraction on streets.
The article argues for a steady return to normalcy as employment rises, boosting consumer spending and industrial activity. It notes anticipated increases in coal output and steel, with confidence that widespread job growth will reduce reliance on government aid and lift morale as people spend in shops and services.
Article discusses a 1933 questionnaire among 107 Kollywood chorus beauties outlining traits of a “perfect man.” Criteria include athletic build, age 29, height 6'11", weight 178, brown hair, blue eyes, wealth, helpful at home, moderate vices, no gambling, no cigarette butts in coffee, possible snoring leads to exclusion, with no college required. Also mentions Canadian relief labor corps and a Honolulu nudist colony incident.
In Washington the Democratic House faces a tense moment as Beedy of Maine challenges the funding method for Roosevelt’s reforestation plan. A quick rule change via a two thirds vote nullified the chair’s order and allowed passage, revealing the party’s decisive, sometimes ruthless, tactics.
A reflective verse urging restraint and patience in relationships. It contrasts leisure with duty and warns that neglect leads to trouble, while steady effort and fidelity sustain love through hardship.
Albert C. Hoover of 134 East Franklin Street reports a garden full of jonquils in bloom and mar tins seen in his yard, signaling signs of spring.
A physician studied two monk groups on different diets over two years. Vegetarians aged 20 to 90 had notably lower blood pressure than meat eaters, especially among 60 to 70 year olds, with averages around 120 vs 160 mm Hg.
Annapolis reports legalized beer in Allegany County will not go on sale before next Wednesday. A license issuance requires a one week waiting period after application publication in a newspaper. Objectors must file assertions with the Circuit Court Clerk within one week of filing. The clerk will then decide to issue or deny the license.
A line from recent notes suggests the improvement in blood pressure is linked to the vegetarian group’s discipline and overall lifestyle rather than vegetarianism alone. The context implies health outcomes are influenced by broader habits.
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