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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
4
A long editorial discusses words as a civilizational tool, quoting estimates of vocabulary knowledge and urging reading and dictionaries. It notes gender disparities in trades, cites few women in hard trades, and argues women increasingly become breadwinners amid economic shifts and male unemployment.
The article states that Associated Press owns exclusive rights to use or publish all dispatches in the paper. Local news patches credited or not credited are included. Special dispatches published are reserved, and the right of publication of such dispatches lies with the publishers.
An editorial in the New York Herald Tribune urges citizens to support President Roosevelt and his New Deal policies despite prior opposition. It argues unity in crisis, warns against hysteria, and calls for loyal, constructive action to restore economic stability and employment.
The text points to a city reopening of all activities, signaling the start of autumn and a new season. Civic leaders are urged to take action as vacation passes and the city readies for renewed activity and opportunity.
Washington Aug 24 Senator Pittman chairing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says the Monroe doctrine is worn and a constant thorn in South American relations. President Roosevelt outlines a good neighbor policy stressing treaty sanctity and rights of others, guiding future U S Latin American policy with no military buildup in prospect. Public reaction centers on whether the doctrine should be abandoned, with a potential Senate fight if such a proposal is ever introduced.
Cloudless sky and burning sun frame a farmer’s day long toil as heat gnaws like fire. Reapers labor row by row to harvest grain while shade remains scarce and the burden of feeding a nation rests on weary shoulders.
The article explains acidosis as not simply a sour mouth or eczema but a real condition of lowered alkalinity in blood and tissues. It describes the body's active role in processing foods, altering chemical reactions, and maintaining internal balance through metabolism.
The text notes the blood remains slightly alkaline with constant reaction. It states testing shows uniform chemistry and that the body needs both acids and alkalies from food. A healthy diet of varied foods satisfies requirements without overemphasis on acids or bases.
News reports show a failed lure for 300 cockroaches to test a new insecticide. Enthusiasm faded as buyers and two photographers gathered only a few specimens. The American Museum of Natural History warns against seeking praying mantises, noting they have no market value.
A Minneapolis measure restricts swimwear to trunks at public beaches as a city ordinance enforces modesty rules. The decree aims to standardize attire for swimmers and reduce beachside objections.
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