Ha Gerstown Classified Notice Entered at Post Office
Entry filed at the Ha Gerstown post office on December 2 1398 as indemnified class matter.
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Hagerstown
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1934
Page
3
Government spending and Roosevelt budget message analyzed
The piece argues the 9 billion dollar deficit is necessary to sustain public works and relief. It credits President Roosevelt for frank budget presentation and continued recovery programs, noting improved national mood and ongoing credit extension to prevent collapse.
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Roosevelt
Bush
Congress
Free Press Rights Under Global Press Controls
The article argues that continental Europe governments in Italy Austria Germany and Russia have tightened controls to suppress information and curb free press. It notes Mussolini Dollfuss and Nazi measures, contrasts with U S NRA code aims for press freedom, and reports New York harsher kidnappings sentences as deterrence and police cooperation improves case handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Italy
Austria
Germany
Russia
Mussolini
Dollfuss
United States
NRA
Man's Servants and the Cold’s Foggy Taste Link
A cold dulls the sense of smell the olfactory epithelium in the skull blocks flavors. Taste and smell are closely linked making foods taste flat. Sugar and salt often still hit the palate. Take your nose out for a walk and note the sensory confusion in daily life.
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Hinrdin
McNary Card As Best Shot To Reelect Deserting Republicans
Senate observers say McNary of Oregon stands as the best qualified to win back insurgent Republicans who sided with Roosevelt. Herbert Plummer notes McNary’s independence and experience, while Norris and La Follette are seen as more liberal, complicating cross over efforts. The piece highlights McNary’s willingness to compromise without abandoning principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Plummer
Washington
Jan
Senate
Roosevelt
Mc Wnary
Oregon
Herbert Pummer
McNary
Vandenburg
Michigan
Walcott
Connecticut
Hebert
Rhode Island
West
Norris
Nebraska
la Follette
Wisconsin
East
Otain
Home Made Kerosene Emulsion for Plant Pest Control
Agricultural editor advises readers on making a kerosene emulsion spray to combat scales on shade trees ornamentals grapes and fruit trees. Free full nails and formula offered upon request by writing to the Daily Mail Agricultural Editor Van Gorder Service Washington DC.
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Daily Mail
van Gorder Service
Washington, D. Cc
Mainformation Bureau
van Gorder Service, Inc
Washington, D
Dizziness Causes and Body Orientation in Medical Insight
A medical overview explains dizziness or vertigo as a sensory disturbance from blended eyes, inner ear canals, fluid movement, and body joint signals. It notes ear disease as a common vertigo source and links severe cases to eye movement, blood pressure changes, nausea, fever, head injuries, and sometimes epilepsy or migraine.
Town seeks loan for town hall remodel in Charlestown
Charlestown requests a $25,000 Public Works Administration loan to remodel its town hall with a quit deed of trust as security. The project aims to provide menial work for four months. A separate note reports Japanese fisherman Yoshiro Yama fought a 1214 foot shark off Honolulu using only a knife, towing the creature ashore after a four hour struggle.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Charles Town
Public Works Administration
Yoshiro Yama
Honolulu
Plant Disease Basics for Growers by Van Gorder
This feature outlines how fungi bacteria and viruses affect plants and how growers can diagnose symptoms. It covers how spores spread disease host plants and methods like crop rotation and Bordeaux mixture to prevent or control infections. It emphasizes sanitation and studying plant symptoms to guide treatment.
Just Fouls By EDGAR A. GUEST Poem Fragment
A reflective verse about a dog as a loyal companion. The speaker chooses steadfast friendship over gossip and fault finding. He imagines his dog greeting him with a wagging tail if he falters, underscoring fidelity and comfort in home.
Balancing School Life Roles in a Student's Growth
The piece examines Tom a capable student with about eighty average and a father pushing for top marks. It argues education shapes mind body and social life and warns against neglecting social and physical development for academics. It stresses school life is a training ground for life.
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Tom
Maryland Independent Retail Grocers Convene May 6
Salisbury awaits as the Maryland Independent Retail Grocers Association schedules its annual convention to begin May 6 with about 1,000 grocers and guests from across the state expected. Western Shore delegates plan to sail from Baltimore at midnight Saturday arriving Sunday. John M. Pohlhaus is president and Harry W. Walker secretary.
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Salisbury
Maryland Independent Retail Grocers Association
Baltimore
S. C. Heming
Wicomico Association
Western Shore
John M. Pohlhaus
Harry W. Walker
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