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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1930
Page
3
Dr Julius Klein assistant secretary of commerce argues against advertising cuts during economic stress. He compares advertising to initiative and courage for individuals and says bottoming out is near with signs of gradual recovery. He warns reduced advertising risks smaller sales and urges sound management with a strong message.
The Associated Press reserves rights for six news dispatches used in this paper and 160 local news priced therein. Republication rights for special dispatches are also reserved.
An obituary tribute recalls Mother Jones’s tireless campaigns across the United States to ease workers’ poverty. She led mobs of women through mountains to stop mill militia, then directed needle workers in cities to fight sweatshop conditions. Her wit and courage earned respect from President Taft and inspired strikers in jail.
The Senate seated Jim Davis from Pennsylvania despite late evidence of campaign expenditures. Critics argue the action signals a shift away from enforcing limits as new totals exceed earlier reports, with Davis Brow n and Vare Beidleman campaigns cited at high sums.
Fordham University students mourn the death of their football mascot a pet ram. The piece contains scattered editorial asides about dogs and a ram’s value to campus spirit, with unrelated lines about spending time and stock market lows.
Jessie I. Gunder was acquitted by Magistrate John E. Eitner of a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. The case followed a Thursday night arrest near George Street involving Mrs. Clara Long who sued.
In Washington December 6 one casualty of the recent elections is Ohio's Sen Roscoe McCulloch. Known for his handsome appearance and sharp dress he was a hard working law student turned public servant. His defeat ends a rare Ohio four term succession and leaves Bulkley to finish the term in 1933.
Medical guidance outlines feeding schedules for newborns starting at 12 hours after birth with feeds every six hours, rising to four-hour intervals by day three. It notes varied expert opinions, techniques for emptying the breasts by hand or device, and practices to reduce swallowed air and improve milk production.
A garbled assemblage of quotes attributed to Franklin P. Adams General John J. Pershing Henry Ford and others appears. The fragmentary text references disarmament tariff views humor and parental opinions about boys, with unclear source context and mixed attributions.
The speaker recalls lending three hundred dollars to a felon who faked kindness then died by suicide. The tale questions whether charity doomed him and whether the lender’s faithfulness justified the loss and tragedy. The poem ends with the narrator wondering if his words led to the man’s death.
In Manhattan's Madison Avenue auction house Dr A S W Rosenbach sold a Jefferson letter for 23000 dollars, amid gasps from onlookers and a girl near the bidding. The looted Virginia estate item drew astonishment as bids climbed past 5000 dollars. Dr Rosenbach, famed rare-books dealer, features a luxury Manhattan studio and a New Jersey fishing-box anchored on the First Folio. The piece highlights the high stakes world of autograph collecting and a dramatic bidding scene.
A famed Fifth Avenue jewelry salon host entertained New York's elite with a dinner where the Marx Brothers finally performed. Groucho, in front of many guests, complimented the host by saying his wife is a fine cock, a remark that stirred notable reaction during the evening.
The piece weighs the value and risks of children earning money through work and doing household chores. It argues health and enjoyment matter, warning against overburdening schoolchildren with strenuous tasks and nursemaid duties. It advocates balancing duties with outdoor play and personal development.
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