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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1928
Page
4
A Bolivian crowd in La Paz clamors for war as diplomatic ties with Paraguay loom, while the piece argues that nations, including the United States, often cheer hostilities. It reflects on patriotism, the lure of abstract ideals, and the enduring pull of conflict over peace.
A cautious note on the stock market asks whether it will boom or drift after a brief slump. Experts warn inexperienced investors to avoid passive exposure and to consider risks, citing Rev. Crayton Brooks of Ardmore Oklahoma who once proposed a surplus-based salary plan for his church with successful results.
Philadelphia weighs four memorial tablets in City Hall to honor Brigadier General Smedley Butler former police chief famed for his anti graft drive. His push for reform led to clashes with politicians who later dismissed many police leaders as graft revelations shook the city.
The piece celebrates the Christmas spirit that makes people forget hatred and envy and wish joy for others. It contrasts the year’s quarrels with the seasonal goodwill, urging brothers to keep a merry heart beyond Christmas Day and imagine a world where kindness lasts all year.
Hoover seeks to name a full U S cabinet while aboard the battleship Maryland on a goodwill tour. Fletcher likely to be secretary of state with Donovan eyed for attorney general and Mellon staying as treasury head. Other posts face debates as Hoover plans a largely foreign policy oriented administration.
In New York the dog life is tightly leashed and apartment bound yet loyal. Konrad Bercovici, gypsy tale writer, owns a police dog whose story highlights the unexpected bonds and duties of city canines amid urban routine.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses industrial exposure to lead at the Fifth International Congress. He notes age and tissue sensitivity affect poisoning, with a healthy 18 year old girl dying after six weeks in a white lead factory. Chronic exposure through small daily doses harms blood and vessels, elevating blood pressure and risking brain hemorrhage. regular worker examinations aim to catch changes before lasting damage.
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a double action cough remedy that soothes irritation and targets the internal cause. It promises quick relief, no dangerous drugs, and is pitched as safe for all ages with a money back guarantee. Available at Rudy's and other drug stores.
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