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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1932

Page

3

Daily Mail publication details and circulation data

The fragment lists the Daily Mail staff and offices in Haegerstown Maryland with editor J A Hawken and foreign reps in New York Chicago and San Francisco. It notes circulation audit by ABc and subscription rates, postage data, and post office entry in 1901.

J. A Hawken Burke Rupes Mahoney and Yue Imc York Chicago Arraybar N. Wabash Lexington Avenve SAN_ FRANCISCO Seattle Montgomery St. Leary Los Angeles Atlanta, GA Chamber of Commerce Constitution

AP News Content Rights Notice

A notice states that The Associated Press owns exclusive rights to use and publish news dispatches credited or not, and reserves republication rights for special dispatches published in the paper.

Associated Press

Demagogy and Statesmanship in Roosevelt Race

The piece contrasts Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt Jr criticizing the Democratic Roosevelt as demagogues while praising the Republican Roosevelt as champion of the forgotten man. It questions why the same Republican voice condemns class appeal yet lauds the Little Man speech and wonders if distance and race shift demagogy into statesmanship. It notes unrelated items about a Japanese man forging checks and a misquote from Lady Astor.

Franklin Roosevelt Baltimore Sun Roosevelt Mills Teddy,” Jr Teddy Franklin Delano Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt, Jr

Railway consolidations under the Four-System Plan examined

Washington news notes debate over the Four-System Plan for East railroads and ICC approval. Eastman and regulators urge adjudication based on facts at hearings, noting prior unsupervised holdings and distress in some carriers. Opinions warn consolidation trims costs but hurts labor. balance urged to protect employers and minority stockholders.

Interstate Commerce Commission New England Railway Securities Eastman Cast Reconstruction Finance Corporation Commission Wash. News

How’s your Health Diabetes Facts in New York Academy of Medicine

Edited by Dr. Iago Galdston this piece explains the term diabetes and its varieties, noting mellitus as sugar in urine. It cites prevalence in the United States, geographic distribution, age groups, gender differences, and possible hereditary links, referencing Osler on maternal diabetes.

Iago Galdston New York Academy of Medicine Osler Fe

Senate clashes signal strain on nerves at session end

The article recalls heated floor clashes as senators frayed nerves in the closing hours of the session. It cites Joe Robinson, Hatfield, Carter Glass, Jim Davis, Jim Couzens, Jim Watson and others in exchanges, with fatigue and exasperation blamed for the outbursts and warnings of potential further turmoil.

Washington Herbert Hummer Jim Couzens Jim Watson Couzens

Rebels Against Censorship Shine From New York Publisher

William Gaines profiles Bernard Guerney an outspoken translator and controversial bookseller. The piece covers his history from Russia to America his stance against censors and notable pranks like the Well of Loneliness window display. It notes a criminal libel charge by Sumner of the Society for the Suppression of Vice and portrays Guerney as quick witted and defiant.

William Gaines New York Bernard Guilbert Guerney Guerney Harry Hansen Russia Pittsburgh Twenty-third Street Radclyffe Hall Dininy Sumner Guerney Guerney John Society For the Suppression of Vice John S. Smutrat Cuerney

Arrest of B. Lambert on warrants linked to Morgan County

Maryville resident B. Lambert, 22, was arrested here Saturday night by Patrolman John Knede on four warrants charging support for Morgan County West Virginia officers. He was turned over to Sheriff G P Newbrough of Berkeley Springs.

B. Lambert Maryville Tenn John Knede Morgan County W. Va G. P. Newbrough Berkeley Springs

Warning Sign Over the Door

A child lies ill and must stay in her room for four weeks as a doctor forbids play. The poem contrasts the urge to explore with a strict rule and a world outside filled with green grass, blue skies, and growing summer life. The speaker laments the long confinement while hearing the birds and feeling the lure of outdoor summer.

rTALKS to PARENTS rTALKS to PARENTS

A parenting note urges using a light touch when criticizing children. Harsh, absolute disapproval damages self esteem and fosters rebellion, while affectionate casual reproof helps children admit faults and improve.

Quote Attribution From Defoe on Bred in the Bone

A saying appears in Defoe’s Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe noting that what is bred in the bone will not come out of the flesh, implying deep traits persist despite circumstance.

DeFoe Robinson Crusoe

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