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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1933
Page
3
Subscription rates are listed for 4.50, 7.00, and 9.00 with advance payment options. The notice states all departments share the same phone numbers 104, 105, and 106. It notes postal handling in He-Rerstown and mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Presidential approval of 21 fair competition codes is praised by leaders of major industries and labor. The motion picture code promises higher employment pay and shorter hours for many workers while resolving disputes through arbitration boards and a government represented code authority. The American Farm Federation backs the President’s farm recovery program, noting improved farm prices and overall progress since February.
Critics argued Roosevelt’s programs failed but soon changes began to work. Definite progress emerged and continued, boosting confidence in his leadership. Voters grew more assured that his initiatives are guiding the nation toward genuine prosperity.
The 1933 air industry showing record passenger miles and total miles flown signals U S leadership in scheduled transport. Lindberghs dramatize transatlantic ambitions with a 1875 mile 16 hour hop from Africa to Brazil. Pan American develops large four engine airliners for planned Atlantic service and government officials push sea drome airways and enhanced landing tech for safer long range flight.
Washington essay notes rising press attendance at Morgenthau’s treasury briefings and rumors of Cummings’ resignation. The treasury secretary scolds reporters over leaks while a cocker spaniel wanders the chamber. Separate medical discussion links tooth decay in children to dietary deficiency and overall nutrition impacting dental health.
A historical note on caries as an ancient human disease and the slow progress in identifying its precise causes. The text highlights ongoing studies in dental decay and the growing emphasis on nutrition as a key factor in understanding eruption and development of caries.
The 11224 Yanks aboard the Leviathan returned to New York amid one of the era’s great welcomes. Most aboard were wounded veterans. A large assembly of officials and dignitaries attended the naval salute and parade. Separately, fires gutted the Hagerstown Gas Company stove room, damaging 150 to 200 stoves with losses over 3000 dollars. In Annapolis, governors and electees gathered in the historic Senate Chamber to discuss reconstruction. The Chamber of Commerce reported 238 members. a banquet announced continued expansion and a goal of 400 new members.
Years ago today the Winchester Ministerial Association urged modest funerals avoiding gaudy displays and long sermons. The Potomac at Hancock froze enough to walk across, and Antietam ice was six inches thick. Mr and Mrs William Sprecher celebrated a tenth wedding anniversary with a dinner for kin and friends. Charles L Zeigler, a University of Maryland student, was home for holidays.
Hill Ardinger a veteran muskrat trapper and fisherman from Williamsport spoke in town on pleasure and to deliver pelts. He claimed about 150 pelts weekly at 24 cents each and kept 80 traps along the Co mecocheague. Separate dispatch from Norfolk notes Wright brothers claim a box kite flight eight miles at Kitty Hawk amid gale winds. The column then recalls child discipline counsel about balance of affection and guidance rather than harsh restraint.
The text argues that teens seek independence without losing parental love and support. It emphasizes hands off control, offering advice when sought and stepping back as children mature. Trust and confidence are key to healthy guidance through adolescence.
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