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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1938

Page

3

Daily Aw flail established 1828 edition details

The Daily Aw flail lists offices and editorial staff, noting publication rules and addresses. It mentions national representatives Kulpers and Mahoney and outlines circulation department contacts and subscription rates across zones.

A. Hawker Edbert National Kulpers and Mahoney York Chicago Mgraybar N. Wabash H Lexington Ave Ratlanta Glenn Mail Phillips

Longer and Leaner American College Students

American college students are getting taller and slimmer as living conditions and medical care improve. Harvard men show a two inch height gain and seven pound weight gain for freshmen, while coeds at Vassar Smith Wellesley and Mount Holyoke grow taller with relatively smaller weight increases.

Harvard Vassar Smith Wellesley Mount Holyoke The Journal of the Medical Association

Lima Parley cemented goodwill among nations

The Lima conference settled major problems facing Western Hemisphere nations, especially on foreign aggression, with Secretary Hull leading the push. The talks aimed at unity and mutual understanding, despite opposition from Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay, and marked a forward step toward closer hemispheric cooperation.

Lima Argentine Paraguay Uruguay

New Year Rejoicings and Cheer for 42 Months Ahead

The article reflects on New Year customs and the American spirit as bells ring to mark the year’s end. It highlights youthful optimism, quotes Tennyson and Browning, and encourages cheerful courage as battles lie ahead in the next 42 months.

Alfred Tennyson Robert Browning

Lower death rate shows medical progress in New Jersey

Dr Joseph H Ker of the Medical Society of New Jersey notes that in 1986 only about one death per three in 1906 occurred relative to population. He calls this a remarkable improvement reflecting advances in medical science and public health.

Joseph H. Ker Medical Society of New Jersey

Just Folks by Edgar A Guest 1938 reflection on humanity

A poetic year end meditation asks whether mankind has grown less savage and confronts race, creed, and war. The speaker recalls Gentile and Jew, classes, British gardens, shelters, gas masks, and tanks, asking readers if they approve conduct as the year ends.

Washington sketches statuary and Capitol decor flaws

Washington Daybook laments overbearing statues in Lafayette Square and the Capitol interiors. The piece argues Congress shapes public monuments, urges varied foreign and domestic figures, and jokes about careless decor choices and a rattlesnake on a wall near Vice President Garner's office.

Grand Canyon of the Colorado Garner

Juvenile Jingles by Jimmy Judd in Hollywood

Hollywood spotlight on Juvenile Jingles by Jimmy Judd. The piece notes that stars produce few sons as the entertainment scene weighs youth talent and legacy. A compact column hints at profiles and future prospects in show business.

Hollywood

Three Years Ago Remembrance and Local Economy Notes

A roundup of actions from three years ago includes the sale of 329 Potomac Avenue to Walter D. Wilson for 12000 dollars, a committee report with 400 promised signups for the proposed organization, and over 150 guests at the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston Summer. The piece also notes carp and suckers caught at Antietam Creek, a missing 15 year old from the Orphans' Home, halted bootleg crackdown in Hancock mountain district, and City Public Service Commission awaiting approval on an 800000 bond for a new city light plant. The state tax rate for 1924 stands at 28 cents per dollar, while screenings show Gloria Swanson in Zaza and Jackie Coogan in Long Live the King. The Moller Organ Works reports 270 pipe organs produced in 1923, with sales of Millstone Shepherd's and O'Farrel school buildings at auction and the O'Farrel site sold without the ground. The article closes noting the first permanent English settlement in America was in Virginia.

Moller Organ Works Moller Dagmar Hotel Millstone Shepherd's and O’farrel

New York Radio Schedule for New Year's Eve 1938

A dense New York radio listing outlines three days of holiday programming with NBC CBS ABC and others. It highlights New Year Eve dancing parties, Big Ben from London, Trinity Church chimes, and a mix of music news and variety shows across networks. highlights include NBC WJZ WABC WIZ WOR WEAF and station-specific lineups with baton changes and special programs.

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The New Chemotherapy Renaissance and Ehrlich

The article outlines the revival of chemotherapy sparked by sulphanilamide, credits Paul Ehrlich as the father of modern chemotherapy, and notes his arsenic compounds salvarsan and neosalvarsan. It explains Ehrlich sought a differential toxin to kill microbes with minimal host harm, mentions his death in 1915, and the subsequent development of related compounds.

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Radio Listings Preview New Year's Day Broadcasts

Sunday schedule highlights WEAF NBC WOR CBS and WABC CBS with World’s Fair salute from Finland plus Chicago Economic Roundtable Jack Benny WJZ NBC segments and a full night of drama music and comedies across networks. Monday bowls and Rose Bowl from Pasadena outline.

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