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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
4
The item notes entry of the Daily Mail at the Ha Gerstown post office as second class matter on December 12 1898. It reflects a historical postal filing and publication status for the period. The snippet cites publication dates of November 19 and a formal post office entry.
A standard Associated Press copyright notice appears in the issue, affirming AP’s exclusive entitlement to use and publication of all news dispatches credited or not, along with local news published in the paper and reserved rights for special dispatches.
In a memorial address for Woodrow Wilson, President Roosevelt affirms the United States will not join the League of Nations but will cooperate where the League serves mutual aims. He rejects imperialism and armed intervention, signaling continued traditional policy and cautious engagement with the League.
The article outlines a colossal Soviet five year plan with 447 projects aimed at boosting output to 51 billion dollars annually by 1937. It forecasts large gains across industries, coal, steel, oil, and food, plus thousands of new mines and mills, 7,000 miles of rail, and a 30 percent rise in industrial employment.
General Johnson recalled early talks with the bituminous coal industry and the long work to draft a code. He cited 17 districts and 17 opposing views, four months of labor, and no dictatorial pressure. Codes merged to one code effective October 2, aiding the industry. The association notes wage scales add usability. Buffalo Evening Times cites profits driven praise from operators.
A brief note praises President Roosevelt for a strong radio presence and links a daily $300000 purchase power increase to social justice and economic stability while humorously noting expectations of a toothpaste name.
Washington notes from January report that House leaders push for a spring finish with Rainey eyeing April 15 and Burns aiming for April 1. Senate leaders fear lengthy debates on farm policy PWA money inflation silver and monetary policy may elongate the session. Senator Robinson hopes for spring adjournment but uncertainty remains amid political pressure and re election stakes.
The amaryllis is a striking indoor flower needing precise temperature and moisture. many fail as it nears bloom in late winter. A growing guide outlines planting methods soils temperatures and steps to success. Obtain a free copy by writing the Agricultural Editor at Van Gorder Service Washington D C.
Agricultural note explains how rhododendrons azaleas and some evergreens require acidic soil. It covers leaf mold from oak to increase acidity warns against hard water and suggests aluminum sulfate lime and organic options. It stresses testing soil and using lime where needed for acid loving plants.
John Amato, 69, suffered a broken leg when a passenger train struck a cow at a grade crossing in Dallas. The cow was killed.
Medical guidance promotes rest and warmth over surgery for superficial infections especially on the face nose or lips. Avoid squeezing wounds and seek conservative treatment to prevent spread to brain via facial veins. surgery reserved to drain pus.
Tokyo reports Henry Pievi, 28, head of the Japanese backed State of Manchukuo, to be proclaimed emperor with expected political changes to follow. An announcement reportedly set for January 15 in Manchukuo could outline a new fundamental law patterned after Japan.
A nostalgic verse reflecting on aging and the solace of simple gatherings with friends. The speaker finds joy not in grand feasts or triumphs but in tea and toast with strawberry jam shared in intimate, carefree moments away from worldly troubles.
Brooke Peters explores the sulker child in church life, noting how grudge holding after reprimands arises from self pity and can grow without consistent discouragement. The article discusses how refusal to speak or partake after punishment signals a corrosive mindset and family withdrawal.
The article advises early intervention for sulky behavior in children. It recommends distracting a very young child and teaching older children that pleasant expressions and good manners are expected by society, noting that mood and social behavior evolve with guidance and time.
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