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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1934
Page
2
The notice reports average net paid circulation for The Daily Mail with figures for November 1886 and November 1872, showing a gain. It mentions postal registrations and class matter status at the He accessed post office.
The article lauds the Washington County Hospital expansion in Hagerstown as a major federal aid project, stressing its role in raising medical standards and supporting the community. It highlights federal help, local trustees, and the societal benefits of a strengthened medical center, urging proper recognition for all involved. It also notes California’s New Year rain and its impact on booster rhetoric, ending with a reflection on opportunity.
A Richmond Fed review of second half 1933 business in Maryland Virginia and the Carolinas notes rising activity after three months of inactivity. Fall trade improves while Carolinas recover fastest. consumer spending, wholesale and retail gains, better collections and fewer failures mark the upturn. Employment rises in Maryland though private construction lags, offset by public works. Holiday sales surge in December, with seasonal rediscounts and normal Fed circulations. The piece also includes a brief aside on musical instrument sounds and the saxophone.
Recent studies classify pneumococci into 32 types, each with distinct toxic traits. Serum targets specific types and is most effective when used early to clear the bloodstream and reduce fever, pulse, and respiration rates.
George Tucker recounts the changing New York skyline as tunnels under the Hudson reshape the city. He recalls Long Street studios once home to stars like Lillian Gish and Norma Shearer, and notes how aging buildings tell a vivid history from Indian camps to Civil War era neglect, while quirky anecdotes about Ed Wynn and Vic Wilson color the piece.
Revival services begin Sunday morning at the Church of the Brethren at East Washington and Mulberry streets. Rev A B Miller will preach at both services, and Rev M J Brougher of Greensburg Pa will conduct starting Monday. Brougher, a noted pastor evangelist, has led over 100 revivals and 4 000 conversions in his career. Congregational singing with a large choir will close each evening except Saturday. Services start at 7 45 o clock.
Washington reports the House faces a two war contest for Louisiana's Sixth District seat. Mrs. Bolivar E Kemp and J. Y Sanders Jr each claimed separate elections after the district's nominations, with Huey Long's influence shadowing the dispute. Republicans stay apart while Democratic leaders ponder resolution as Long flexes influence.
Washington County Medical Society held its first quarterly meeting of 1924 at the Dagmar Hotel with a luncheon before the installation. Dr. I. M. Zimmerman of Williamsport was installed as president and led the business session. Other officers named included Dr. P. F. Prather as vice president Dr. E. F. Poole as secretary treasurer and a board of censors comprising Dr. H. D. Gilmer Dr. W. A. Gordon and Dr. W. H. Yeager. Representatives to the House of Delegates were named as Dr. W. D. Campbell and alternate Dr. Pere lgrine Wroth.
EDGAR A and GUEST ILL-MATED diverged after marriage framed by materialism. He offered money and clothes while she longed for thoughtful speech and consistent care. Their incompatibility proved fatal to their union as affection waned and distrust grew.
I L Goldsborough of Shepherdstown West Virginia was elected president of the Five State Fruit Growers Production Credit Association a government lending body for orchardists. I H Warns Chambersburg Pa named vice president and C G Spence Hancock Md secretary treasurer. Persell McCue Greenhow Va serves on advisory board as the group prepares to organize lending across Virginia West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware.
A detailed listing of church services across St Pauls Evangelical Episcopal Trinity Lutheran and numerous other denominations. Includes St Johns Episcopal St Marks Lutheran First Brethren Grace United Brethren St Marys Catholic and more with Sunday Schools Morning and Evening Services Holy Communion and special midweek meetings. Also lists revival by Evangelist J Brougher and Christ Reformed Church schedule.
A long list of United Brethren and Evangelical church services across Boonsboro and nearby towns. Pastor F L Stine leads Benevola Monroe and Mount Lena congregations with varied morning services Sunday School and Bible studies. Other churches include Sharpsburg Funkstown Williamsport Clearspring and Too many listings to name, reflecting a regional worship timetable.
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