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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1933

Page

4

Foreign Representatives Burke Kuipers and Mahoney Inc

A fragmented notice lists foreign representatives Burke Kuipers and Mahoney Inc with addresses in New York Chicago and other locations. It includes postal and communication directions and references a daily mail editorial business circulation department.

Burke, Kuipers and Mahoney, Inc NEW Fork Chicago Graybar N. Wabash Lexington Ave Planta Glenn Aily Mail Iness Schduals

Santa Claus toy repair drive aids needy children

Helpers from the Hagerstown Boy Scouts repair broken dolls and toys at a public school repair shop. The effort, organized by Santa Claus and supported by generous youths, aims to bring happiness to hundreds of needy children on Christmas morning and teaches the value of giving.

Santa Claus Hagerstown Santa Boy Scouts

Railroad revival eyed as industry needs grow

Railroads have cut maintenance and purchases to save funds over four years and may soon spend about 1.27 billion dollars on upgrades. A confident view of their ability to pay losses and earn small dividends could spark a broad economic boost by funding maintenance and equipment. Morris Hopkins of Cleburne, Texas, reportedly slept for more than twenty miles in his sleep before waking.

Capitol hall fights loom over new food and drug bill

Washington reports a brewing Washington fight as Dr Tugwell proposes legislation to supersede current food and drug laws. Hearings before Senator Copeland's subcommittee signal a bitter campaign with critics calling for a potent secretary of agriculture wielding dictatorial powers over the industry. The coming session is expected to stage a dramatic political clash.

Herbert Plummer Washington Althout Capitol Hall Congress Brain Trust Tugwell Senate Committee On Commerce Copeland New York Secretary of Agriculture

Hunting Fatalities and Safe Firearm Handling Warned

A sobering report notes hunting accidents across several states as careless gun handling leads to injuries and fatalities. Families face sorrow and medical bills while some hunters mistook movement in the brush for targets. Also mentioned are recovering citrus trees in the lower Rio Grande Valley after last summer’s storms.

Hoya Rio Grande Valley

Christmas Thought by Edgar A Guest

A Christmas meditation on mercy and faith. The poem recalls the nativity and asks for strength to bear life’s burdens with peace, brotherhood, and hope. It urges joy in family, friendship, and faith, noting growth from hardship and the renewal of life through love.

Rheumatic Fever Susceptibility and Prevention Notes

A health briefing outlines rheumatic fever as a major infectious risk for youth, noting rarer occurrence in tropics and mid temperate zones, the susceptible 7 to 10 year age window, familial tendency, and seasonal patterns. It suggests relocating children to warmer climates, removing tonsils when infected, and prompt cold treatment. The Civilian Conservation Corps note cites work hours for Chief Forester R V Stuart.

Tropics Civilian Conservation Corps Forester R V Stuart Anda

Winter Books Shine in New York Stores

By George Tucker New York December 18 The season’s winter books dazzle shoppers with flashy jackets and celebrity buzz. Autograph hounds swarm stores as Ted Lewis and Paul Whiteman buy bundles of the same wine book for friends. Classics stay popular with moderns, and teachers might adopt jazzy jackets for texts. Roosevelt names Marie Dressler to the picture code panel. in a New York home an old man named John H Weber, 62, cheers the pick.

George Tucker New York Hack Ted Lewis Paul Whiteman Ted Ohio John H. , Weber Marie

Miss Dressler Birthday Scroll Sparks National Admiration

The President signed a ceremonial scroll echoed by dignitaries nationwide in tribute to Miss Dressler on her sixty-second birthday. Editors praised her, and thousands offered brief sentiments in verse and rhyme. A New York engraver hailed a foreign-looking gentleman with a friendly remark after Russia granted recognition.

Dressler Weber New York

OUR CHILD AND THE SCHOOL by Dr Allen G Ireland

Last week urged not to judge a child by weight alone as nutrition indicators. A slim child with solid muscles, clear eyes, cheerful play, good appetite, and sound sleep may be healthy despite being underweight for height. Family pattern matters. consult a physician if unsure. Malnutrition is serious. prevent with milk vegetables fruit bread butter eggs meat or fish and potatoes. cod liver oil in winter. Next week Road Posture.

Governor McAlister Denounces Maury County Lynching

In Nashville on December 18 Governor McAlister condemned the lynching of Cold Cheek, 19, in Maury County as a cruel, lawless act. Cheek was abducted after release from jail following a grand jury's non indictment over an alleged attempted attack on a young white girl. His body was found hanging from a tree after an anonymous call to the sheriff.

Nashville Tenn Maury County Cold Cheek McAlister

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