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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
5
A 1953 entry records Haaketown post office matters with late numbers reaching all departments and circulation details. The note cites Jane and others and references a postal matter dated January 1953.
The article discusses Professor William F. Ogburn resigning from the Consumers Advisory Board of the NRA. It notes his criticisms of price reporting, supports a central statistical board, and questions government handling of consumer complaints while acknowledging errors in high level policy moves.
A discussion of tribal funds and government offers precedes a wartime mobilization plan announced by Newton D. Baker. National and local committees will coordinate human services as September mobilization opens at the White House, with Franklin D. Roosevelt's wife leading a national women's committee. The aim is to boost community welfare, fund drives, and long term recovery efforts amid unemployment and economic strain.
The piece humorously notes moving chores defy male prowess and shows how a planned hubby den morphs into a sewing space with a sewing machine, basket, table, and yarn. It hints at domestic shifts and ends by mentioning Dean Theodore Hoover offering 1,150 acres to expand California redwood timber.
Senator Jim Couzens of Michigan, famed for philanthropy, testified in Detroit on banking practices and accused a local bank of diverting part of his $10 million children’s trust. He previously vowed to give the fund to charity if he won a tax fight with Andrew Mellon. A Kansas City jewelry ad ends the piece.
A compact guide on strawberry cultivation covering planting soil prep fertilizers diseases and care. Readers are invited to request a free copy by mail to The Daily Mall Agricultural Editor in Washington D C with a note of their garden questions.
Agricultural guidance explains August and September strawberry planting from potted plants or runners. It covers soil prep with organic matter, manure, and cautious fertilizer use, cautioning against lime on acid soils and detailing transplanting steps to preserve roots and crown health for next year’s fruit.
A poet asks for a word to comfort those who grieve near death. The speaker seeks a phrase that lights the way and renews faith, addressing sorrowing hearts with true consolation. The text cites Matt Rundquist as founder of 4.
William Gaines recalls the stock exchange floor where blunt men tease white shoes, suspenders, and ink on order blanks. He notes echoes of pre war cabaret nights and stars like Vincent Lopes and Buddy Rogers as modern figures in a world of playful cruelties.
An article from Dr. Iago Galoston of the New York Academy of Medicine discusses calcium in the American diet. It notes milk as a primary source but offers lettuce and vegetables as substitutes, stressing absorption differences and the need for a varied calcium rich intake for health.
Enlistments are open in the U S Army across the Bra Corps Area air corps Langley Field Virginia Ft Humphreys Va infantry Ft Washington Md field artillery Ft Myer Va medical department Carlisle Barracks Pa and more. Overseas openings include Infantry Panama Canal Zone and Hawaiian Island postings. Recruits aged 18 to 35 eligible ex service men may reenlist after age 40 if requirements are met. Local men already enlisted heading to stations. Information at the Recruiting office Public Square Grand Rapids Ohio water-power grist mill on the Maumee River 13 90 years old.
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