The Mail Publishing Company Hagerstown Maryland notice
Published every evening except Sunday by The Mail Publishing Company at 25 Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland. Communications directed to the Danny Ainii Editorial Business Office Circulation Department. General Manager Phillips. Entered at Ha. Eerstown post office as second class matter Dec 12 18as.
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Associated Press Rights Notice Reprinted In Paper
The article contains standard AP copyright language noting that all news dispatches credited to the Associated Press or not credited belong to AP and that local news published herein is also protected. It also reserves all rights of publication for special dispatches.
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American Food Fad Now Faces Real Taste Test
A critic lampoons gourmets praising so called characteristic American dishes while urging true regional fare like shrimp cocktail and triple decker sandwiches. The piece pivots to aviation safety, arguing flying is safer and will replace cars, then discusses imports and exports with reference to the UK view on foreign trade and the balance of trade.
Profit Motive Maintains Business Activity and Employment
The passage argues that fear or confidence about the future drives spending and that the profit motive, though viewed with alarm by many as making people grasping, is essential to encourage work, investment, and employment. It contends that without profits there is no incentive to do business or hire labor, ensuring jobs only when profit chances look favorable.
Confidence and Spending Drive 1936 Business Rise
The 1936 business improvement is linked to revived confidence and reduced fears for the financial future. Some argue confidence is largely imaginary, since people buy when they have money and not otherwise. Doctors compare mental states to influence action, noting a sick person who believes recovery is possible may improve their outlook and prospects.
Reform of obscenity laws stalls amid birth control clash
Washington Daybook reports Samuel Roth conviction undermines post office push for broader obscenity prosecutions. Hearings show New York liberal attitudes hinder enforcement, with proposed cross state prosecutions facing objections. Birth control advocates contend the bill could extend to physician information. No action taken. committee did not report.
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A Daily Talk To Parents By Brooke Peters Church
A guidance piece urging parents to grant independence to growing children. It argues that true autonomy means self support and self management, with money and time not tightly controlled. As teens mature, parents should step back, seek counsel from older generations, and offer help only when sought.
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Ignorance blamed for US maternal mortality stagnation
A 1940s public health note argues the U S maternal death rate remains flat while other health gains advance. It cites ignorance as the core barrier and urges broad education for the public, medical schools, and practitioners, stressing true education without sensationalism and shared responsibility.
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Maternity Center Association
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Kansas October accidents tied to construction work
A historical note states that construction work caused 23.1 percent of accidents in Kansas last October. The remark implies public perception of rulers hinges on treatment of dissenters.
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Texas gold output rises 44 percent in 1935 over 1934
Texas gold production for 1935 climbed 44 percent compared with 1934, reflecting a notable increase in mining yields across the state. The report highlights the surge as part of broader mineral output improvements during that year.
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Congress weighs relief totals for fiscal year funding
Congress faces a choice between a 500 million dollar request from President Roosevelt with a balanced budget plan and a 750 million dollar demand from WPA Administrator Hopkins as relief funds loom for the remainder of the fiscal year.
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