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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1933
Page
3
A brief archival note states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all new patches and local news items in this publication. It reserves publication rights and special patches, with credit or without as noted in this edition.
The piece discusses NORA's recovery challenges with labor shortages and financing for expansion, noting big employers resist wage and code provisions. It contrasts industrial and small merchant concerns, cites Roosevelt’s tighter federal role, and surveys political lobbying costs and influence in North Carolina.
The text discusses how small employers struggle to pay salaries and meet payroll while fearing bankruptcy. It notes Washington’s push to loosen credit, hoping capital investments will expand payrolls. Officials say the NRA offers no perfect solution, arguing some injustices are inevitable in a large enterprise.
Mary Harriman Rumsey of New York leads the NRA consumers advisory board in Washington detailing her duties to protect consumer rights and promote fair play. She oversees complaints from individuals and industries and coordinates education on Blue Eagle compliance while managing farms estates and family responsibilities.
This note promotes a Special Interest guide on strawberry planting soil prep fertilizers diseases and cultural advice. Readers are urged to request a free copy by mail with questions on small fruit growing and garden activities addressed to The Daily Male Agricultural Hositor Van Gorder Service Washington.
Agricultural guidance explains August to September transplanting of field and pot grown strawberry plants. Emphasizes soil preparation with organic matter and manure, acid soil preference, careful root handling, and closer spacing for late summer plantings to yield fruit the next spring.
State Bank Commissioner John J. Ghingher announced County Trust Company of Maryland opens today. The bank, born from the Eastern Shore Trust reorganization, serves 21 branches on the Eastern Shore and southern Maryland with Hooper Miles as president and H P Geoghegan as cashier. Deposits total about 7.5 million, capital 2.6 million, resources near 10 million.
A summer night at Battery Park reveals ghastly heat effects and a hungry child scene near a family arguing over meals. A pet theft notes ransom ploys by juveniles, and Corinne Griffith’s stage debut and John Farrar’s fatherhood frame New York entertainment updates.
The article explains anal fistula as a tract from an abscess to the surface and notes a strong association with tuberculosis. It discusses how tubercle bacilli may reach the gastrointestinal tract and suggests chest examination with X-ray for sufferers, given the lung disease link.
Transfer of manager Alan J. Bachrach from here to Waynesboro to run Warner Bros theatre there until a permanent replacement is named. Perry Spencer moves from Waynesboro to take Bachrach’s former post. Bachrach had been serving in Washington.
The poem recalls a narrator admiring eight year old Carol at a fair amid marvels of the Hall of Science and crowd sights. A stray legal note mentions Mrs. Rosebach of Chicago filing a divorce suit after her husband returned with liquor a decade ago and she took it away, leading to silence.
A reflection on fathers who compare their harder youth to their sons ease and the friction it causes. Such talk can build walls, provoking resentment and independence, risking misunderstanding and estrangement between fathers and their sons.
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