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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
5
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In London and Washington discussions center on the upcoming world economic conference. President Roosevelt will meet with allied representatives to address trade barriers tariffic reforms and armament reduction while wartime debts and agricultural programs loom as major topics.
Fragmentary text discusses American diplomacy and European pacts as “quid pro quo” and “extraordinarily clever” but is incomplete. References Secretary Hughes and a critique of U S diplomacy as **easy** and unreliable in European dealings.
Public safety drive led by Commissioner Baugh aims to reduce child injuries in traffic from May 1 to 7. State and city police will guest speak in schools and theaters to stress personal caution and road safety to boys and girls, with teachers and parents urged to reinforce the message.
A critical column argues Nazi leaders aim to replace Old and New Testaments with a Germanized myth system centered on WWI deaths. It condemns reverence for a self serving regime, lampoons Hitler as clownlike, and links propaganda to suppressing liberalism amid wartime unrest.
President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald are portrayed as close friends who prefer informal White House discussions to shape enduring peace. The piece notes their history, mutual trust, and the risks leaders face when on international missions, citing past leaders and the value of personal contact.
The article promotes annual feeding of shade trees with commercial fertilizers or artificial plant foods. It outlines when to apply, which fertilizers to use, and how to apply for maximum tree sustenance. A free fertilization guide can be mailed on request by writing to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor Van Gorder Service in Washington.
Agricultural editor Dan Van Gorder outlines how to feed shade trees with a complete 6-3-6 fertilizer, recommended amounts per inch of trunk, timing around bud break, and methods for surface spread or deep holes. He stresses annual spring feeding and careful placement to boost health and beauty of trees.
An advertisement promotes a decades proven tonic to cure lagging appetite by boosting red blood cells and hemoglobin. It urges pause and reason, cites scientific backing, and promises renewed strength with $.3.5. dosage. Two sizes available at drug stores with emphasis on not being switched.
Pile sufferers can get quick safe relief by removing the cause blood congestion in the lower bowel. Internal remedy must be used. Dr Leonhardts Hem Rold tablet relieves congestion and strengthens affected parts with a long record of relief. Sold at Cauffmans Cut Rate Rudy and Middlehams Drug Stores with guarantor.
Daily Lenten devotion prepared by The Reverend Gavia Glenn offers reflection on personal loyalty to Christ. It urges believers to trust in an inner integrity and seek a steadfast commitment amidst temptations, ending with a prayer for forgiveness and steadfastness through God.
A Paris Marriage Club event united eighty seven couples in one ceremony. The piece contrasts wealth with virtue, urging true aristocracy as a test of character beyond dress and possessions. It reflects on manners, generosity, and the enduring worth of refined thoughts and graciousness.
The article discusses the historical belief in spa waters and their medicinal claims, noting the broader treatment regime at spas, including diet, supervision, and therapies. It cautions about overhyped benefits and dangers such as radium-enriched waters, while stating most springs sold are free of such danger. A brief Detroit incident involving Michaelton Nelson ends with a traffic-light accident.
Detectives Peters and Hamill recovered tools stolen from the Groh building on North Potomac Street. A hack saw and an 18 inch extension were traced to B. L. Lloyd on West Franklin Street, with Lloyd cooperating in the recovery of the property belonging to electrician James Spickell. A suspect was questioned and released after Lloyd failed to identify him.
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