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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
4
Communications addressed to the Daily Mail editorial business or circulation department. Includes general manager contact, audit bureau membership, and subscription rates across zones with monthly and yearly options. Also notes average paid circulation for August 1932 and postal registration.
A notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches credited or not and reserves publication rights for special dispatches as published in the paper.
People drop coins into the Salvation Army kettle at city crossings. The red kettle gathers dimes nickels and occasional bills as volunteers persevere in cold hours to raise funds for holiday food and cheer.
The article notes the Lindberghs continuing their air journey from inland South America across tropical forests to Trinidad. It praises Colonel Lindbergh’s skill in piloting and maintaining the aircraft, suggesting the trek was among the riskier segments of their long voyage.
A meeting on advancement of science features a professional economist who says reviving business requires money leaving banks and entering spendthrift hands to lift wholesale prices. A second scientist counters that belief in fairies rests on primitive experience. recovery, he suggests, comes through suffering, not magic plans.
The distillers code, the first federal rule post repeal, ties liquor production to demand and domestic agricultural inputs. It limits plant expansion, requires use of domestic products, and taxes purchases with a fair exchange price plus processing tax where imposed, signaling a broader NRA AAA alliance.
Busy house during Christmas week with wrapping, gifts, and festive mystery. The narrator senses plans and secrets as family members hurry about and exchange glances. Hopeful anticipation hints at a new shirt on Christmas morning.
The guide explains how to evert the upper eyelid to dislodge specks and cinders not visible, using the lashes, a matchstick for leverage, and careful rolling. It cautions against digging for particles and advises consulting a physician for adherent or hard to see items and flushing dusty eyes with saline.
In a New York obituary, George Tucker notes Bill McGeehan's sharp satire in Down the Line, his playful yet pointed stabs at sports and news, and his belief that a sports columnist must entertain while informing. The piece also touches on publishers inviting authors to literary teas and Mary Boland's stage career.
Jon B. Ayres of Pensacola Florida files suit for divorce claiming that an institution in Los Angeles where his wife now lives has alienated her affection.
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