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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1938
Page
5
Free Education and Graduation Rates Questioned
An article critiques US education levels noting only about 13 percent reach high school diplomas and two percent earn college or university degrees. It argues compulsory attendance masks a broader issue of underutilized opportunities and questions the nation’s pride in universal schooling.
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United States
United States Bureau of Education
Wil
Sheiri
Whale
Sothebys Sale Honors James Barrie Manuscripts
At Sothebys London a small sale of Barrie papers drew dignitaries and buyers amid a reverent mood. The largest item, Peter and Wendy from 1911, sold for about $3,860 to Gabriel Wolla of New York. The event highlighted Barrie’s literary legacy and the value of rare manuscripts to collectors.
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Gabriel Wella
New York
Barrie Manuscripts and The Twelve-Pound Look Spark Speculation
Discussion questions fame and preservation of James Barrie manuscripts. The piece notes the Peter Pan performance funds London Children’s Hospital annually about 10000 pounds and glances at whether key works like The Little Minister A Window in Thrums and The Twelve-Pound Look are kept by trusted hands. Terse speculation about ownership and guardianship continues among Barrie enthusiasts.
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Formance
Parrie
London Children’s Hospital
Barrie
Maryland health bulletin urges personal budget for health
State Department of Health of Maryland issues Bad-Time bulletin by Dr R J Riley urging a health budget audit of personal physical resources. It compares health checks to car inspections and bank balances, notes chronic disease affects about 20 percent and rises from ages twenty up, stresses early discovery and daily self care to extend usefulness and reduce disability.
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State Department of Health of
Maryland
R. J. Riley
Riley
Fragmented Opinion Fragment on War and National Security
A clipped piece argues that disarmament risks national harm and highlights how small nations feel pressure. The note critiques conservatives and suggests that the impulse to start conflict often rests with the less powerful, while calling for bravery among small states.
Health advisory on Tularemia precautions for rabbit handlers
A health note urges anyone handling wild rabbit carcasses to wear rubber gloves from start to finish and to burn or thoroughly dispose of waste. Cleanse utensils with soap and hot water, then wash gloves. Cook meat to a boil for two minutes. Tularemia spreads mainly via diseased animals. infection can occur through skin breaks and appears three to five days after exposure.
Roosevelt navy buildup and Japan duty free ships in Shanghai
Washington notes link two recent events. Japan ships docked duty free in Shanghai signaling spread of oriental trade to Japan. President Roosevelt signals possible extra navy ships if world situation requires, while detailing ongoing U S navy expansion and fast merchant fleet plans.
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China
Shanghai
Japan
United States
Roosevelt
House
Hunt
Congress
Congo
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest On Winter’s Quiet Charm
A reflective poem about aging and winter’s quiet pleasures. The narrator notes altered sight and discovers charm in snow and white robes, contrasting youth’s ecstasy with slower, safer delights. The piece contemplates aging, memory, and the subtle joys of a cold day.
Man shoots self near wrecked borrowed car in Maryland
Ronald Conrad, 26, of Easton Maryland, shot and killed himself Sunday after wrecking a borrowed automobile. He walked to a farmhouse, telephoned Bryan, then returned to the scene and killed himself. Sheriff Carroll described the events.
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Self Easton
Ronald Conrad
Carroll
Sherif Carroll
Description of Disease Course and Recovery Time
The patient develops fever and aches in many body parts. Acute illness lasts two to three weeks while full recovery may take six months to a year. No specific treatment exists. symptomatic supportive care is essential.
Post Office Deficit Leaves Net Surplus Projection
Post Master General Farley reports fiscal year 39 ended June 39 showing a gross deficit of 46 614 732 for postal operations and non postal items costing 59 258 471. Resulting in a net postal surplus of 12 643 739, third consecutive surplus for the department.
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Washington
Farley
Post Office Department
Congress
Postal 40 Hour Week Law Costs Deficit to be Covered
The report notes that over four years the operation of the 40 hour week for postal employees incurred a gross deficit of 246 million dollars despite an additional annual cost. Postal officials said Congress would be asked to pass a deficiency appropriation to cover the shortfall as a customary procedure.
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Congress
Lettuce Farm Whispers and a Grill Build Bond
Nelda, a hopeful lettuce farmer, falls for Reckless while confronting family strain and financial pressure. Bill Langdon, a steady neighbor, helps with a grill and masonry as their engagement and future plans mix with village doubt. Nelda faces a two room shelter issue for Uncle Ham and contemplates marriage as family ties deepen.
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