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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1934
Page
3
A historical note lists the average Net Paid Circulation for the Daily Staff for September 1934 and September 1933. It references Ha rons as the post office and notes second class matter status dated December.
A notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to the publication of all news dispatches credited to its byline or otherwise credited, and to local news published within the paper. It also notes that all special dispatches are owned by the AP.
A cautious editorial rebukes talk of inevitable war with Japan as dangerous gossip that harms diplomacy. It argues neither nation gains from conflict, cites Japan's expansionist aims and past frictions in Asia, and calls for restraint until negotiations resolve differences.
The passage notes the prince abandoning boyish attire and rakish hats for mature restraint and clear sight aided by optical science. He accepts a future of discretion, valued virtue, and renewed dignity as his younger brother's marriage adds to the family’s ostentatious celebrations.
A humorous critique notes the proliferation of Honorables in national life and laments two abbreviations in the Washington telephone directory. The piece mocks awarding honors to all politicians and officials and urges publishers to drop the Honorables designation to avoid perceived favoritism.
Washington agrees to co operate with the League of Nations in shaping a Chaco peace plan. An advisory committee will be formed, with a neutral representative overseen by American nations, and a Buenos Aires conference will follow hostilities. Hull will skip the League panel but join other units, keeping U.S. influence limited and noncommittal. Revelations before the Nye inves...
The fragment recalls the Prince of Wales in earlier tours, described as a tangible young bachelor and noted for style during dances and rides in England. It hints at nostalgia for past appearances in various locales and fashions while suggesting more revealing life progress in later years.
In a quiet evening visit to the Teterboro club a fleet of hopeful boxers fought three knockouts. Old Joe Jeanette mentors a stable, shaping fighters for a living while champions often begin in small venues. The piece notes eight world titles and the harsh odds fighters face, plus a glimpse of Clarence Chamberlain’s wartime past near the old factory site.
In Washington reports say Senator McNary of Oregon named Nye of North Dakota to chair the Republican committee on committee assignments, a move viewed as signaling a shift toward insurgent influence. Nye’s selection could grant him broad sway over future Senate Republican allocations while McNary aims for party harmony.
Holland ranks high globally for maternal health with low 1930 maternal death rates and widespread prenatal care. The system emphasizes diet, personal hygiene, disease treatment, and regulated midwifery training. The midwife works under doctor oversight and cannot move patients or use instruments without physician consent.
Dr. Smillie argues colds spread via sneezing and coughing during early illness and that isolation is nearly impossible in modern life. He notes Spitsbergen residents avoid winter colds until ship arrivals trigger a universal outbreak and urges protection for infants elderly and invalids from contagious contacts.
Mrs Bruno Richard Hauptmann spoke in a national radio broadcast from Flemington New Jersey pleading for listeners to withhold judgment before the Lindbergh baby murder trial. She urged the public to hear Hauptmann’s defense and said his attorneys would prove his innocence.
Officials from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will probe the Brunswick Y M C A fire that gutted the second and third floors and caused about $60,000 in damages. An explosion occurred in the basement after the blaze was found, but the connected Brunswick Emergency Hospital remained undamaged and guests were moved to the hospital for safety during repairs.
In Troy Montana a community Christmas tree reaches 85 feet on a vacant lot and grows bigger each year as a town tradition. The towering evergreen serves as a focal point for holiday celebrations and community pride in this small mountain town.
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