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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1933
Page
2
A historical discussion contrasts beer and milk in public values and taxation. It notes the large crowd drawn to beer debates, the greater nationwide importance of milk for nutrition, and the oddity that a person may feel more virtuous drinking beer than milk under the tax climate.
A discussion of how obstacles and so called difficult people impede progress. It notes red flags and warning signs, with examples of how champions may become difficult themselves by opposing crowd expectations. The piece argues worthwhile achievements often face opposition from skeptics yet persist.
An essay extols honest manual and mental work as the sure path to legitimate achievement. It critiques seeking fame without pay and notes that legitimate success requires effort, while illegitimate gains demand easier, less stable routes.
About sixty boys recruited for the Civilian Conservation Corps at Fort Slocum New York were sent home due to homesickness. Army officers say such cases are common in training camps as craving for home can overpower some recruits. The writer notes deep attachments and calls homesick boys royal fellows willing to endure hardship for the home they love.
In a Washington daybook, Herbert Plummer notes Norman H. Davis will miss the Roosevelt discussions. Yet his influence persists as the envoy is credited with arranging key participants for what promises to be a historic global economic talks session.
A discussion of food digestion and absorption contrasts individual variation with animal results. Experiments show sour milk digested better than sweet milk, soft and hard boiled eggs absorbed more fully than raw eggs, and mixed raw eggs with milk digesting well. The piece also notes cross-digestion effects when foods are eaten together and references Hoover era diplomacy and a World Economic Conference. It mentions Davis as chair of the disarmament delegation and his advisory roles, then notes a lecture by Miss Lily Grace Matheson, national field secretary of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, at the Brethren church in St James on April 24 with afternoon and evening sessions aimed at youth.
He inspires confidence with foreign leaders, making diplomats feel they benefit from his visits. Foreign officials sense they can speak openly and receive frank replies. Hard jobs drive him. friends say he works nearly nonstop, showing more energy with tougher tasks.
Poem extols enduring wealth of friendship over gold fame land or power noting that true value lies in loyal companionship that endures through death and change and outlasts fleeting success.
Arnold Garonzik of Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania, paid a fine of 9.70 dollars after violating the Sunday observance law by selling a pound of butter.
Miss Lily Grace Matheson, born in Neenah Wisconsin and raised in church work, will address the St James Christian Endeavor meeting Monday evening April 24 at 8. She began teaching Sunday School at nine, learned piano and singing, studied at Moody Bible Institute, and has directed religious education and club activities for the YWCA. The public is invited.
The cantata pageant The Glory of the Cross by Lorenz will be repeated Sunday night at 7 30 oclock in Emmanuel United Brethren Church Summit Avenue and Howard Street. It drew a large crowd last week despite rain and many requested a repeat performance. Mrs W S Miller conducts the music with Miss Martha Holdcraft at the piano and Mrs Edward Kuhlman directing the pageantry. A large audience is expected and the public is invited. Anetta Mow missionary from India will speak at Broadfording Church of the Brethren Sunday April 28 at 7 30 PM.
Enid reports from New York on Dorothea Wieck arriving in the city and sharing thoughts on American bath tubs and culture. The German film star discusses acting over beauty, her Swiss birth, German background, and modest plans in Hollywood.
Dan West, noted youth leader and secretary of the young people's department, will address the Church of the Brethren at East Washington and Mulberry on Sunday at 3 00 PM as part of a weeklong institute for leaders and delegates. He will also speak at morning worship and address the B Y P D at 6 20 PM.
A long list of church schedules in Potomac area including Trinity Lutheran Church Church of God Summit St. John's Episcopal St. Mary's Catholic Nazarene Grace United Brethren and many others. It details Sunday School times Morning and Evening services P services and midweek sessions, plus a reading room notice.
Church schedules across Boonsboro and surrounding towns list multiple denominations and pastors, with service times ranging from morning Bible classes to evening worship. Notable entries include Mount Lena and Zion Lutheran in Williamsport, St John’s in Clearspring, and St Paul’s in Western Pike.
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