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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
4
Public notice shows the Ma werstown post office stamping details with an 1898 date and general manager contact line for circulation inquiries. The fragment references an entered register and department communications instruction to address to Che Daily Mail Editorial.
A partial rights statement noting exclusive entitlement to use of published dispatches and local news. It mentions publication permissions and unrevealed terms related to credited and uncredited material in the paper. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with unclear full context.
The piece praises Franklin D. Roosevelt for upholding democracy and peace, noting how his speech to Congress inspired admiration in democratic nations and anger in Nazi and Fascist states. It highlights the global view of American leadership and the enduring hope that democracies will survive and spread.
A Columbia University philosopher criticizes the belief that childhood schooling guarantees successful adulthood and argues lifelong learning is essential. The piece contrasts adult self-education with public schooling, notes figures like Benny Mussolini and John L. Lewis favor expansive offices, and comments on modern pressures as TIME marches on with athletes and scientists amid rising costs and shifting eras.
The fragment describes a man driven by madness in courting a woman who appears beautiful and tender. He notices her trim, the family chores, and her unusual habit of twisting papers in her hair. The scene ends with them married and her kiss at the door, frosting on her thumbs and an apron. A note mentions a striking black evening gown.
Washington Daybook notes President Wilson's war message to Germany as a landmark propaganda move. It compares Roosevelt's use of precedent and the multi language broadcast of the speech, aiming to reach subjects under dictatorship and test democratic resilience.
New York report recounts Ben Collada’s club trick to curb loud guests by dimming the lights and using a flood spotlight. He explains how the show is paused while a party signs a tax refusal form to shift responsibility to the government, noting few, if any, signatures.
The article explains clot formation after vessel injury with fibrin forming a mesh via trombin. It covers hemophilia as a hereditary condition mainly affecting males but transmitted by females, and notes excessive coagulation causing spontaneous clots and potential death.
Washington county school funds boosted by 61 05.28 sent as second quarterly payment for the 1938 fiscal year from Annapolis State Comptroller William S. Gordy Jr. Total statewide to Baltimore City and 23 counties equals 1 109 607. Funds support negro industrial, arreas, school books, census and attendance, equalization, and tax reductions. Allegany county received 85 290.77.
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