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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1932
Page
2
The piece notes failed pirate treasure hunts on Cocos Island and quotes Lieut Denis Rooke. It argues there is little prospect of finding private gold, as exhausted crews, poor conditions, and misplaced gear hindered progress. It laments the loss of romantic legend amid modern life.
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The article notes many unemployed men returning to rural life, cultivating plots and turning city tracts into truck gardens. Some grew up on farms and others gained farming experience, aiming to earn a living and ease hardship. The piece reflects on urban to rural migration after World War I and the Depression, questioning whether new rural dwellers will stay once conditions improve.
A Canby Missouri News summary notes that appreciation for beauty is growing among all classes across towns villages and rural areas in America. The piece argues the trend transcends wealth and is visible in daily life and surroundings.
Diabetes is a disease of the pancreas not the kidneys. The pancreas has two jobs enzymic digestion and insulin production. Insulin helps the body use sugars. when damaged, insulin production falls and diabetes can be managed by diet or insulin injections. Symptoms include thirst hunger urination and itching.
The poem portrays a speaker who bears his own pains yet finds deep distress in a friend's suffering. He reflects on strength failing to help others and the sting of witnessing others hardships, comparing it to enduring a harsher personal wound. The verse concludes with a plea that another's pain would be his to bear.
Prominent social timing and metropolitan quirks blend with city geography in a column. The piece jokingly warns late arrivals spark hostility, notes vegetable names in sparse phone listings, and tours elevated tracks and street naming quirks from Cathedral Parkway to 120th Street. It mixes urban ritual with transit oddities and neighborhood quirks.
J Edw Cochran Co of 138 W Washington St Hagerstown Maryland offers comprehensive insurance services. Contact phone 64 for policies including homes autos and business coverage with personalized service.
A three year old girl dreaded baths until her aunt used a rubber doll as a bath companion. Martha washed the doll and then herself, aided by playful head styling that transformed her mood. The doll's head became horns, a rooster comb, and a point, easing resistance and ending the nightly struggle.
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