Haesretown Post Office Classified Listing
Notice records E E Phillips General Manager entered as second class matter at the Haesretown post office on December 12 1838.
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Ee E. Phillips
Haesretown
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
3
Hagerstown Christmas Parade Fueled by Government Checks
The Christmas shopping parade in Hagerstown gains momentum as government funds flow to workers off relief rolls. Merchants report unusually brisk business, boosted by CWA checks and renewed consumer confidence. The piece urges gifts for the less fortunate and highlights storefront optimism and restored morale.
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Hagerstown
Recovery Marathon of England and America in Prosperity Race
England and the United States race toward prosperity on different paths. Britain cites 500,000 returning to work, stronger manufacturing and exports as progress. A $60.1 million revenue rise and $265 million debt-cost cut accompany steady policy with no emergencies. American patience contrasts with Britain's turtle pace as observers watch the evolutions.
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England
America
Uncle Sam
John Bull
United States
Great Britain
Lindberghs Redefine Globe Hopping In Quiet Honeymoon Flights
The Lone Eagle and his mate voyage across continents and oceans with the ease of travel buffs. Their daring flights bring new firsts to an already storied record while presenting a calm, almost out for a day trip vibe.
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Marco Polo
Lone Eagle
Homesickness in Children and Parental Guidance
Brooke Peters Church notes describe homesickness as a serious early life issue causing illness and distress. The piece emphasizes prevention through balanced parenting, gradual independence, and allowing others to care for children to avoid overdependence.
Democratic leaders plan quick start for new Congress
Democratic leaders in Senate and House push to speed up work on supply and appropriation bills at session start. They aim to finish by spring adjourning by April 15 to May 1, avoiding a summer delay that could fuel campaign issues for 1934 elections. Republicans may seize on any extended session to sharpen political points.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
Congress
State, Justice, Commerce, Labor
Navy Departments
Post Office
Treasury
Representatives
Jack Garner
Joe Robinson
Rainey
Berkeley Springs store robbed of goods and cash
Thieves cracked the front door lock with a brace and bit at Eugene Henry’s store and filling station in Berkeley Springs, stealing about 450 dollars of foodstuffs and wearing apparel early Tuesday morning. A red poppy in Roman myth symbolizing death is linked to Somnus, god of sleep.
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Eugene Henry
Berkeley Springs
Somnus
Editor Mail: Small business hardships vs NRA wage demands
Plant manager of Merchant's Milling Company states four workers receive 10 dollars weekly for three workers and 12 dollars for one. He argues the NRA wage requirements are impossible for small business and asks how profits can cover higher pay. He emphasizes treating workers as part of the company.
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NRA
Eye Safety Guide For Cinders In The Eye
Practical advice on handling eye irritation from cinders. Do not rub the eye. Gently pull lashes to open lids, inspect for the foreign body, and remove with a clean cotton swab. Moisten swab to aid removal. Blowing the nose helps tear drainage to wash out particles.
Union Card believer urges fair wages and shorter hours
J. H. Dayhoff, Vice-president and Plant Manager of Merchants Milling Company, promotes good wages and organized labor. He insists prosperity and a high living standard hinge on fair wages, and notes his lifelong union membership from New England to California. He cautions that business cannot do the impossible.
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New England
California
J. H. Dayhoff
Merchants Milling Company
Brighter Side Verses and Rural Mail Carrier Retirement
A poem titled The Brighter Side reflects on hope amid life’s troubles and the enduring pull of future goals. It notes life’s tempests but finds value in friendship, love, and quiet joys as time marches on. Gerald Alsert Lindgren, a Kerhoven Minnesota rural mail carrier, retires after 30 years of service, claiming 22 horses and automobiles worn out.
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Alsert Lindgren
Kerhoven
Minn
Mrs Agnew Strikes Officer With Kettle in Chicago
Mrs Agnew of Chicago struck a policeman over the head with a large kettle after he warned her to be quieter. The incident highlights tense street disturbance reports from the city.
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