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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1934

Page

3

Daily Mail Circulation Figures and Post Office Note

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Ban on Hitch-Hiking Eyed by City Leaders

The Board of Street Commissioners recommends an ordinance to the mayor and city council to stop hitch-hiking within city limits. Police report that hitchers threaten traffic safety and have caused near accidents, suggesting enforcement will push hitchhikers onto highways outside the city borders. The piece also discusses attitudes toward wealth and the pursuit of money in American culture.

Board of Street Commissioners Board’ of Street Commissioners Empert Hagerstown

Repeal unsatisfying factory era roils drinks policy

A Washington Washington coverage notes that repeal has left the nation with uneven rules and high prices. Bootleggers consider shifting to illicit sales as licensed dealers face stiff duties and imports restrictions. Localists report mixed quality and rising costs, signaling potential moonshine revival amid federal regulation. A Cumberland storm causes manhole floods and darkness before heavy rain.

Rainey’s Black List Topic Roils Capitol Hall

Washington daybook notes Speaker Rainey and Republican leaders spar over the so called black list of Democrats and how GOP votes on new deal policies were scrutinized. Democratic leaders recall party members who backed or opposed the administration, suggesting a broader campaign to influence voters before November.

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Neuro muscular coordination in performance and safety

The text discusses neuro muscular coordination as a quality of function essential to judgment and reflexes in activities like driving and operating machinery. It notes varying coordination among individuals and advises those with poor coordination to limit tasks demanding quick perception and rapid response, outlining fundamental links to performance and safety.

Night of magic in Remsen street study draws guests

New York August 11. A tiny theater in Remsen street hosts Dr. Samuel C. Hooker a scientist and magician famed for what he calls Impossibilities. He performs for a circle of 15 friends with John Mulholland and Shirley Quimby assisting.

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Easy Come Easy Go By Brooke Petera Chirch

At 16 Tom and Sam received allowances covering clothing amusements and travel while board lodging and doctors bills were not their responsibility. Sam spent wisely while Tom stayed poor and shabby. Tom’s mother wanted to help with gifts and tips but his father argued money must be learned through bitter experience.

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Welfare boards to be abolished until federal state relief plans steadied

Arthur W. Jamies, Richmond commissioner of public welfare, urges abolition of county welfare boards until stable and permanent federal state relief and welfare plans are developed. He cites need for unified, stronger frameworks to guide relief work.

Richmond Arthur W. Jamies Public Welfare

NRA official says coal price situation under control

Washington Aug 11 Leom Henderson director of NRA s trade and planning division said the muddled coal price situation is under control following an order that all retail coal prices be reviewed by the NRA. He noted 15 to 20 regional groups requested reviews and hearings have been held in New York Cleveland St Louis Baltimore and Wilmington Del Brigham Young University Alpine summer school operates classes each summer 6 800 feet up Mt Timpanogos Utah.

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Just Fouxs By EDGAR A. GUEST

A light verse about a beauty who loves onions at every meal. The speaker notes her beauty and charm while admitting his own temptation and surprise at her unusual luncheon habit. The poem playfully contrasts grace with culinary oddity.

Just Fouxs Edgar A. Guest

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