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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
2
The article discusses economy proposals including cutting federal building programs to reduce unemployment and balance the budget, with comments on defense spending and international cooperation. It notes vague calls for world peace, disarmament, and economic readjustment without specific policy proposals.
A rhetorical analysis critiques President Hoover's Senate and House stance, noting his failure to address unemployment relief, housing, forestry, national planning, and a broader economic overhaul. The piece argues Congress must act beyond the lame duck message, while warning against stock promotion and high pressure sales in breweries. It also ponders social invention versus mechanical invention and public risk.
Dr. Matthew Luckiesh argues that by 1970 people will look back on current society with humor at how politicians used the method of politics and economics to rush tax bills. He notes disagreements among presidential candidates over tariffs and economic policy as the public faced shifting mood and policy debates.
An Englishman suggests six extra inches to Hindu shirt tails to revive Britain’s textile trade. The piece argues the idea is economically and anthropologically flawed yet praises directing effort to practical essentials rather than grand schemes, urging steady progress toward prosperity.
Frederick city officials accept the resignation of Forester C Cyril Klein effective December 15. He will become superintendent of Mt Olivet Cemetery, moving from his duties with the city.
The article outlines status lymphaticus or symbol lymphaticus, noting a prominent thymus in youth and persistent weak constitution. It describes physical traits, surgical risk, and potential for complications from simple operations, with advice on hygiene diet and exercise to strengthen the body. It warns to protect affected children from shock and injury.
In Washington, observers debate whether the looming lame duck congressional session ending March 4 will succeed or fail. The era recalls past impasses such as 1910 11 Taft Taft era digressions with the Payne Aldrich tariff battle, the tariff board dismantled, New Mexico constitution blocked, and Texas Senator Bailey resigning in protest.
Senator Elihu Root blocked a reapportionment bill while Senator Lodge of Massachusetts stalled a $50 million pension measure. The fate of the current Tand session remains uncertain as observers weigh possible outcomes. A self serving joke defines Hunger Marcher as a person who eats in a self service restaurant.
Clara Bow returns to New York after a three year hiatus drawing crowds in a frenzied wake of autographs and interviews. Sam Rork accompanies her as guardian, while Rex Beil protests rumors of friction. Jimmy Cagney and Mervyn LeRoy scout for angles, and Francis Lederer heads to Hollywood after a Broadway run.
Clara, now 121 pounds after shedding 24, greets me in a Fifth Avenue hotel suite parlor. She dismisses Rex’s absence as the talk’s cause and presents three telegrams Rex sent, one arriving just then.
Maryland Penitentiary officials report the 300 prisoner wage protest in the pants factory has collapsed. About 40 leaders were segregated, while the rest were urged to return to work. many refused and were locked in cells. Replacements filled the pants shop as normal operations near.
Edgar A. Guest humorously notes a father's pride after becoming a dad. The delighted parent struts and boasts about the newborn, praising looks and perfection while acknowledging his own boastful beginnings.
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