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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1933
Page
3
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Europeans accuse Americans of extremism in favor of prohibition while arguing for temperate drinking. The piece contrasts light beer and wine with restraint, noting social meals, conversation, and art as benefits of moderation. It cites German and French terms praising temperance and suggests prohibition could fail if Americans cannot learn decorum.
An air department rule promotes high altitude flight to protect residential areas. It argues that flying higher reduces risk to life and property during emergencies and lessens noise for people at work. The ad claims elevated routes avoid startling residents as planes approach.
Charles Francis Adams, former Secretary of the Navy, told a Boston audience that party majorities in Washington offer the nation's hope. He urged loyalty from all citizens toward the government and praised the Navy, while criticizing Wall Street and business interests for misunderstandings of Washington. He contrasted Hoover era cabinet calm with Roosevelt era policy, and supported party balance to stabilize budgets and advance legislation.
President Roosevelt issues an executive order pooling gold stocks to back hundreds of millions in new Federal Reserve currency. Home hoarding is criminalized, licenses required for gold trades after May 1, and personal holdings under $100 are exempt. The move aims to strengthen banks and revive industry and commerce nationwide.
Washington observers note mixed responses among Democrats as Roosevelt’s new deal policy ideas move to Congress. The agricultural relief bill and farm mortgage plan trigger intra party fights over which committee handles the measures, with leadership deferring to House and White House decisions.
A nostalgic note recalls quiet evenings at home with a spouse, memories of homemade fixes, and verse about contentment. The speaker contrasts earlier frugal pride with enduring happiness found in simple, shared moments.
A psychologist argues that parental approval drives children to fit routine and seek conformity, risking dampened originality and independent thinking. New York news notes a monetary shift as the Clearing House cuts demand deposit rates from 1 to 1 3-8 percent and adjusts other yields.
An article from the Academy discusses the colon as a battlefield of medicine and outlines functional colon disorders such as constipation nervous diarrhea and mucous membrane colitis. It emphasizes careful diagnosis distinguishing organic from functional causes and advises patient cooperation with physicians, rest exercise avoidance of laxatives unless prescribed and patient patience in treatment.
Advertisement claiming quick relief from high blood pressure symptoms with a free trial. Promises no walls physics opiates or dope and safety with any diet. Requires mailing $1 only if greatly improved and offers address in Kansas City Missouri.
Washington reports hint at a larger scope for the New Deal project with 250000 unmarried men aged 18 to 25 to be trained in two weeks and employed under army stores. The plan, praised by Frances Perkins and Robert Fechner, contrasts with court salary cuts and federal duties.
Fire of unknown origin gutted the third and fourth floors of Batchel Hall Tower at Union Military Academy in Fort Union Virginia. Cadet bucket brigades confined the blaze to the central section. Loss estimated at several thousand dollars and covered by insurance per President Dr J Wicker.
A 1933 prayer fellowship meditation urges mercy and action for the suffering, linking compassionate deeds to the throne of God. It emphasizes Jesus among the needy and asks for divine vision to serve all brethren, ending with a benediction in His name.
Rome April 11 The Vatican hosts discussions with German officials led by Franz von Papen and signs indicate Pope Pius may receive the German leader on Wednesday. Hermann Goering arrived in Rome. diplomats and church figures voiced caution noting Vatican neutrality in German party politics while reporting limited relaxations of anti Jewish measures.
Nathan R. Selby 63 of Selbysport died at his home in Oakland Maryland Sunday night. A former member of the House of Delegates he served in the 1918-1920 biennium. He was a lumber dealer and school teacher before entering politics. The funeral will be Wednesday afternoon at his home with Rev H E Sumner officiating.
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