Ha gerstown In Class Matter Notice Posted
Notice indicates an item entered at the post office at Hagerstown as an individual class matter on December 12, 1898.
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Hagerstown
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
4
Heat and public opinion in a time of strain
The piece urges calm during heat waves and public disputes, cites San Francisco’s general strike as a warning, and discusses moving factories from crowded cities to suburbs. It notes President Roosevelt’s plan to convene manufacturers to study gradual relocation to ease urban congestion and improve living conditions.
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San Francisco
Popul
Ion
Noa
Roosevelt
New York City
Surgeons to Rely Less on Surgery for Toxic Goiter
A historic view notes early hopes that thyroid surgery could quickly cure toxic goiter but predicts it would fade within decades. McGill reports a horse derived pituitary thyrotropin serum that raises metabolism. effects fade with continued injections, suggesting a new treatment path.
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McGill University At
Montreal
Pituitary
Youth in the 1930s Senate bids highlight rising pressure
Washington report traces young politicians in the 1930s rise and fall as they seek Senate seats. Rush Holt wins the West Virginia Democratic nomination while Joe Bailey Missouri Milligan Cochran Gordon Browning face setback against veterans and machine power in party battles.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Senate
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Jim Farley
William A. Chilton
U. S
Holt
Virginia
Joe Bailey
Texas
Tom Conally
Bailey
Lone Star
Missouri
House
Jacob l. Milligan
Jack Cochran
Pendergast
Kansas City
Tennessee
Gordon Browning
Keneth McKellar
Nathan Bachman
Cordell Hull
Mr. Roosevelts
Pigeon on Deck Angers Ill Seated Guest
On a yacht in the Gulf of Mexico Edgar A Guest recalls a voyage where a motion sick guest is served bouillon and toast while another man loudly orders baked pigeon with carrots and peas. The incident lingers in memory despite years passing.
New York City Lacks a Major Commercial Airport
In a reflective column, the writer notes New York lacks a commercial airport, needing to cross into New Jersey for flights. A Chicago jump story follows, describing a Russian prince traveling with Imperial jewels to the World’s Fair, and a dinner with Albert Stevens Crockett overlooking Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson
Jersey
Chicago
Times Square
Lady in Distress and a Midtown Tunnel Visit
The narrator recalls a Yellowstone like park section and its contrast with surrounding skyscrapers. Later he travels downtown by express to Fourteenth Street then to Eighth Avenue to the Port Authority to inquire about the new midtown tunnel as a girl enters the scene.
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Park
Japan
Yellowstone
Switzerland
Fourteenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Port Authority
Midtown
Highth
Perry Appointed Washington District Supervisor
Aug 16 A s Steward Perry was appointed by the Home Loan Owners' Corporation as district supervisor for home reconditioning, assigned to the Martinsburg office in West Virginia.
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Perry
Washington
Steward Perry
The
Home Loan Owners’ Corporation
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Woman asks for route to Brooklyn in trembling plea
A distressed woman approached, trembling and crying, asking a passerby for directions to Brooklyn. The moment captured a quiet street encounter as she sought help.
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Brooklyn
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