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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1934

Page

4

Fragmented The Daily Mail address list and rates page

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Surke, Ruipers and Mahoney, Inc York Chicago Graybar Building N. Wabash Lexington Ave Atlanta, GA Glenn Ride Daily Mail Audit Bureau of Circulation

Rights and Reserved News Dispatches Policy Memorandum

The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to use or publish all news dispatches credited or not credited in this paper. Local news published herein is protected. Rights to publication of special dispatches are reserved.

Associated Press

Calendar Deluge and the 1934 Prosperity Forecast

A reflective piece contrasts repeated calendar releases with hopes for a 1934 recovery. It frames new calendars as messages of admonition and inspiration, urging action and opportunity while predicting a year of steady effort and renewed energy for achievement.

President Roosevelt Defies Reactionaries With New Deal Resolve

The presidents message to Congress displays militant leadership and a clear intent to advance the New Deal without delay. He rejects excuses, warns off crime and profiteers, and stresses a nationwide effort by all citizens to move forward with reforms and stronger economic methods.

Roosevelt Senate House of Representatives United States

Deposits insured under new bank protection law

The article explains a new insurance scheme raising protection from 2500 to 10000 dollars. It asserts depositors gain security, banks can attract funds, and withdrawals fear diminishes. It urges banks to promote the law to gather deposits and improve credit conditions.

Trifling Matters and the Atom Nucleus Conspiracy

An MIT report describes two electric generators capable of over seven million volts to test the theory that the atom is not a simple entity but built around a nucleus. The aim is to expose privacy concerns for the atom and to explore how such power might affect atomic integrity.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

How to Make Kerosene Emulsion

Kerosene emulsion is a versatile late winter spray to control scales on shade trees shrubs grape vines and fruit trees. The article promises full details and the formula upon request from the Agricultural Editor at The Daily Mail in Washington D C.

Plant Disease Basics for Growers From Van Gorder

Agricultural column outlines how to diagnose and combat plant diseases. It explains fungi bacteria and virus differences, host plants, spores, and rapid bacterial replication, plus basic prevention like crop rotation and soil sterilization to curb mil dew and other common ailments.

Republicans seek issue driven 1934 campaigns

In a Washington Daybook view, Herbert Plummer reports GOP leaders plan to build campaign issues for 1934 rather than field candidates. They aim to shape a broad platform around sound money nationalism versus internationalism and other themes, prioritizing prosperity and recovery while avoiding partisan attacks on the New Deal.

Herbert Plummer Washington Congress Senate House

New York Social Scene Sees Yachts and Cartoons Auction

In New York the wealthy cross Hast River to the Yacht Club basin as Long Island yachts arrive daily. Faces at high windows watch the scene while Oscar Doob Ernie Emerling prize autographed originals. The Park Avenue sale of original comics funds needy artists. Don Dean, the American gaucho, tours Broadway and Latin countries, returning before December 16.

George Tucker New York New York Yacht Club Basin Hast River Thirty-fourth Street Long Island Broadway Oscar Doob Ernie Emerling Park Avenue Don Dean Sidney Franklin Brooklyn Flatbush Avenue Don

How to Be Cheerful When the Wind Is Gray

Poem advising cheer through selflessness. The author urges forgetting personal cares and helping others. By EDGAR A. GUEST, the piece emphasizes stretching out a hand to neighbors, comforting the weary, and finding joy in shared acts.

Andyal

Fungicide use and disease prevention in grape crops

Discussion emphasizes Bordeaux mixture as a key fungicide and advocates strict sanitation plus focused study of symptoms and better control methods to combat and prevent grape diseases. It urges growers to plan a course of closer study and improved practices.

Trichomoniasis Affects Genital Tract Infections

The article describes trichomoniasis as a condition of the genital tract caused by Trichomonas vaginalis. It notes symptoms such as profuse discharge and itching, discusses diagnosis under the microscope, and mentions treatment with antiseptics and vaginal remedies. It treats the disease as non venereal and not readily eradicated, with possible chronic or acute flares.

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