Vacation Health Hints for motorists from Dr Cumming
The American Automobile Association endorses a new Vacation HealthHints from Dr Hugh Cumming, surgeon general, with tips on driving posture, fatigue prevention, safe speeds on rough roads, seat comfort, meal portions, hydration, water safety, sun exposure, and poisonous plants. It warns that driver fatigue and stress contribute to accidents and urges motorists to relax, stay alert, and follow health guidelines on vacations.
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Hugh 8. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
American Automobile Association
AAA
Cumming
Bates
Daily Mail Circulation Figures for April 1934 and 1933
Average net paid circulations for The Daily Mail show 9500 in April 1934 and 8734 in April 1933. The record notes a gain in circulation, though exact percentage change is not provided.
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Daily Mail
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Hot but not Worried as Political Rifts Narrow in Baltimore
The Associated Press reports Sen Millard E Tydings told the Democratic State Central Committee in Baltimore that intra party differences are narrowing with bright prospects of a unified slate. Rumors say Mayor Howard Jackson may bow out of the governor race leaving two contenders, Radcliffe and another. Tydings supported Radcliffe for governor and later for the Senate, a move seen as favorable for party unity and success.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Howard Jackson
Tydinga
George L. Radcliffe
United States
Hr. Radcliffe
Sanitation success on Isthmus of Panama and disease control
The Isthmus of Panama, once a top plague spot, was transformed by US canal work into a healthier area through stopping insect breeding and sanitary improvements. The piece argues similar disease control could reduce public health havoc elsewhere, then digresses into a clipped note about a photo of Louis McHenry Howe and Secretary Perkins.
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United States
Isthmus
State Payrolls Up in Maryland June 1924 vs 1933
Maryland factory payrolls rose 50.3 percent from June 1933 to June 1924, with overall state industry employment up 23.2 percent, per Dr. J Knox Insley Commissioner of Labor and Statistics. Seasonal May to June drop expected 14 percent, but this year shows a 1.1 percent rise in the 30 day span.
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Maryland
J. Knox Instey
Labor and Statistics
Insley
Administration seeks curb on discharge rule in next Congress
Washington daybook notes leaders plan to limit the House discharge rule that allowed 145 members to force votes on bills. They aim to revise or weaken the rule after last Congress saw multiple discharge petitions, including six with signatures and two successful moves, to prevent embarrassing showdowns like the bonus bill.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
House
JUST FOLKS BY EDGAR A GUEST
A satirical verse about a woman's lot and society's expectations. The speaker muses on reactions to radical personal change from appearance to dieting and cosmetic grooming. It contrasts men's fortitude with the pressure on women to maintain youth and beauty through upheaval and vanity.
Dealing With Seborrhea A Home Treatment Guide
Advice on improving hygiene and diet, plus local care for seborrhea. Details cleansing routines for oily and dry scalps, washing frequency, soap types, massage, and potential medicaments like sulfur and ammoniated mercury after professional evaluation.
Endorsement For Smith Withdrawn
Ocean City Maryland July 31 Col Marion Humphreys of Salisbury withdrew his endorsement of H Webster Smith a Republican candidate Col Humphreys a Worcester Republican leader conferred with Senator Goldsborough last night The Goldsborough camp said Humphreys had not joined another candidate but indications were he would align with Goldsborough
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Ocean City
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Marion Humphreys
Salisbury
H. Webster Smith
Humphreys
Wicomico
Senator Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Wry wartime quip hints at Franco-American rally
A clipped remark imagines a future French alliance with a crisp salute. The fragment references Lafayette and a looming Gandatl event, noting delays in addressing the Indian crisis and signaling confusion over a key leader.
Clare Hatton reaches Broadway at last in Sailor Beware
New York reports the 40 year old Clare Hatton, once Colorado governor’s secretary, finally lands a Broadway role in Kenyon Nichols's Sailor Beware, becoming a father in a sudden cast change and joining his son on stage. The piece couples Hatton’s lifelong dream with a vivid slice of show business life.
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George Tucker
New York
Clare Hatton
Broadway
Humpty
Kenyon
Nicholson
Tara
Colorado
Brad
Hatton
Clare
Train children to independence not self-government
The article argues for early training of children to self-reliance in physical safety, not abstract self-government. It critiques overparenting and school reliance, noting many kids lack basic skills like navigating to school, cooking, or handling strangers, while schools cannot instill these habits.
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Tommy
Mary
Sue
Sammy
John
Work To Begin At Springfield and Spring Grove Hospitals
Baltimore August 1 Dr Geo Hy Preston State Commissioner of Health announced construction of new buildings at the Springfield State Hospital for the Insane at Sykesville and the Spring Grove Hospital near Satonsville would begin during August regardless of Federal aid.
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Baltimore
Geo. Hy Preston
Springfield State Hospital For the
Sykesville
Spring Grove Hospital
Satonsville
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