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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1933
Page
3
Long editorial summary discusses postwar economic forecasts, credit and debt relief plans for farms, and a call for reform. It weighs bank conditions, inflation, and public works, noting six months to see momentum and potential recovery. It cites Roosevelt’s refinancing proposal and stresses cautious optimism amid widespread indebtedness and restructuring.
The article argues that a business's unseen asset is good will created by public perception. Regular advertising builds trust and visibility, making rivals more prominent in the public eye. It notes many years of faithful service may fail without a plan to reach customers.
Washington April 15. Senator Ellison D. Smith of South Carolina, longtime agriculture authority and farmer, leads the fight to push through the Roosevelt farm bill. As chairman of the Agriculture Committee, he confronts unfamiliar ground and jokes about reading the bill to explain it. His career spans cotton policy and Southern farming, earning him the nickname Cotton Ed and the Latin flair ipso Facto Smith.
An old style tonic advertisement urges readers to regain strength with Bitter Tone Tonic Tablets made from herbs and barks. It claims the product builds vigor and costs nothing, promoting Cauff man’s Cut Rate Store as the place to buy.
Prepared by The Rev Gabue Glenn, a reflection on Easter Sunday silence and the unfinality of death. It urges faith that sepulchres cannot contain divine life, calls for deliverance from sorrow, and praises the sustaining power of love in Jesus Christ.
Officials of the Wenus shines plant in Mansfield C April 15 reported a 200 percent rise in refrigerator sales for the first three months of 1933 compared to the same period in 1932. They warn that activity in April will show no slump.
Princeton coach Gordon Bikes reports a practice with the Navy eight on the Severn in Annapolis. He notes Princeton has the heaviest varsity yet, with an average 153 pounds versus Navy's 177, and describes unusually long sessions due to favorable weather.
Deputy Game Warden Albert Crampton reported word from State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte that the wild fowl law will be enforced to the limit. Investigations are under way into alleged shooting on the Potomac near Williamsport as waterfowl migration brings flocks to Western Maryland.
Chicago April 15 United Air Lines posts a 32 percent increase in first quarter passengers. President FP G Johnson announced 16 855 travelers compared with 12 986 last year. Aircraft flown totaled 3 182 B52 miles versus 2 889 252 the prior year.
Saturday schedule across NBCCBS and regional nets with hour by hour programs. Artful mix of orchestras talks operas and light entertainment spanning East Midwest and Pacific Coast before Sunday reveals new shows and guests.
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