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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
2
Public notice from Ha Gerstown post office indicating second class matter entry dated December 12, 1898. Institutional details implied for mailing, classification, and archival handling.
A garbled notice states that the Associated Press retains exclusive rights to all news dispatches credited or not to the paper and local news published therein. It mentions special patches and rights, emphasizing ownership and publication control.
The article argues swift justice exists in Maryland with three murder cases resolved swiftly after the November court records. It notes that England also shows rapid outcomes, but warns most crimes cannot match such speed due to lawful delays. A new Maryland law aims to reduce delays by convening grand juries regularly to expedite indictments and trials. It also cites Edwin LeFevre’s idea to curb outbound tourism by high passport fees, suggesting travel and domestic spending implications.
The Dec 15 bills refinancing followed the normal method and were quickly oversubscribed, signaling growing confidence on Wall Street. Business leaders queried Washington scouts, influencing views on Roosevelt’s fiscal path and the administration's orthodox financing.
Waynesboro farmer E. A. Nicodemus won the International Grand Championship at the Chicago Livestock Exposition with his percheron stallion Sir William. Competing against 56 stallions from the United States and Canada, Sir William also took the Grand Championship at the Ohio State Fair. Dr. Robert C. Snavely owns five percheron mares sired by Sir William and has captured numerous prizes with his stable.
Washington observers praise President Roosevelt's handling of the AAA split led by Peek Young Liberals. He persuaded Peek to resign as AAA administrator and lead a new State Department division to seek foreign markets for farm and industrial goods, reflecting Peek's drive to export surpluses and his history with farm relief policies.
Edgar A Guest muses on human striving and worry versus other creatures. He notes man's unique pursuit of wealth, fame, and legacy through reading, building, and invention while pondering if there is a wiser purpose behind mankind's restless urge.
An embarrassing incident within the president’s official circle drew public attention as details emerged about a misstep or lapse involving a high-ranking family member. Officials reacted cautiously, while commentators weighed implications for the administration’s public image and future engagements.
Berlin reports Professor Berger proved brain currents exist during thinking. They appear after six weeks, reach adult levels by four years, persist in sleep, and vanish in unconscious states or deep fevers. Mental diseases dull these electrical activities.
Two choirs from Church of the Transfiguration Blue Ridge Summit Saint Mary's Waynesboro Celvary Beartown join St John s Episcopal Church for a Sunday night service at 7 20 directed by Lawrence Shover Roy A MacMillan and presided by Reverends Pfaffko Stehl. Anthems include Send Out Thy Light Day Is Past and Over Hark Hark My Soul.
A series of revival meetings led by F E Johnson of Canada will conclude this Sunday. An afternoon service is set for 3 00 and an evening service at 730.
The adult choir of the Church to the Brethren will present the pageant The Evangel of the Cross at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the church auditorium at the corner of Washington and Mulberry. Ruth Dotterer will read, Rev. A B Miller will close, and Mrs Pauline Harshman leads the cross scene. Several soloists, led by Raymond K Hollinger, will perform with lighting by J Werpler and Marvin Beecher. Proceeds fund missions.
A compact guide lists Sunday worship times for numerous churches including St. Pauls Evangelical, St. Johns Episcopal, Trinity Lutheran, Church of the Nazarene, and more. It details Sunday School start times, morning and evening services, special Advent and Luther League events, plus midweek prayers and youth activities across locations such as Potomac Street, Franklin Street, and Washington Square.
A compact notice lists multiple area churches with pastors and service times across Whitlamsport Clear Spring Keedysville Smithsburg Cavetown Leitersburg Funkstown Hagerstown. It includes Sunday School times Morning and Evening Services and midweek meetings at St Pauls Smithsburg Zion Lutheran Williamsport Trinity Lutheran and others with pastors like F L Stine J Stewart Hartman W G Huddle and R A Babcock.
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