03 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
1
A Jersey City case questions the legality of a state act prohibiting dentist advertising. The state board may revoke a dentist license for violating the act, raising concerns about constitutional rights and government overreach in New Jersey.
Fragmented excerpt cites General MacArthur on humans shaping war machines and sejuring the battlefield. The text is garbled but implies a warning about reliance on weapons and the enduring role of people in conflict.
The passage argues that despite modern change, war’s essential aim remains the capture and hold of ground, achieved by physical manful effort. It foresees future destruction of human bodies on a massive scale as soldiers endure trenches, shell-holes, and dugouts in pursuit of victory.
Census bureau figures cited by the National Highway Users Conference show autos and highway trades sustain about one tenth of New York's wholesale retail and service payroll. The piece notes 9.4 percent of total payroll in automotive and allied trades, and warns abolition of autos would cost roughly one in ten jobs. It also critiques wealth and charity figures linked to George F. Johnson of Binghamton and references Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller Sr. plus a humorous note about a singing mouse in Massachusetts.
A New York Day by Day column recounts quirky hotel era anecdotes on East 39th Street and Forties basements. It highlights a guest with a hidden still, a Forties club run by a wary owner, a head waiter moonlighting in burlesque, and an artist’s payroll ruse that trapped him in debt while he drifted between jobs.
Four California researchers report chemical processes that could make beans larger. However the market preference favors quality over size, focusing on better beans rather than bigger ones.
Washington Daybook notes Missouri’s new Senator Harry S. Truman plans to stay grounded and carry a farmer’s background into Washington. Described as a tireless worker with local ties, Truman faces collegial debate on prestige for senators while leveraging credit for Kansas City road and courthouse projects and the political force of boss Tom Pendergast.
A reflection on how health links to environment and unseen smooth muscles. Emotions influence these involuntary muscles beyond conscious awareness, shaping disease as maladjustment between the organism and surroundings.
Quotations furnished by Producers' Co-operative Asso listing prices for corn chickens turkeys eggs butter bacon lard apples onions Irish potatoes sweet potatoes turnips black walnuts and other farm goods. Includes per unit and per bushel figures with ranges and unit names.
Gossip in the hospital notes the passing of Old Father Time as December greets a new year. The poet reflects on births and deaths among nurses and patients, foretelling 1934’s endurance and the inevitable yearly visit of time.
Berkeley Springs West Virginia January 3 officers said 36 one dollar bills were sewn into the waistband of a skirt and eleven more into stockings of Mrs Belle Mason 75 found dead at her home near here Sunday Death attributed to natural causes She was buried today at Reynolds Virginia A widow she had been receiving county relief aid Eight children survive The modern woman has arrived says a feminine writer Where
In Brownsville Brooklyn last night a fire in a burning tenement caused stairways to collapse sending victims to the cellar. Two men died Lieutenant John C. Seeman 48 and Fireman Cornelius Healy 34. Thirteen others injured, several in grave condition.
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