Post Office Entry at Ha gerstown 1838
A registered filing at the Ha gerstown post office marks this as second class matter with the date noted as December 17 1838 indicating publication scheduling or mail matter status in the local record.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
4
A registered filing at the Ha gerstown post office marks this as second class matter with the date noted as December 17 1838 indicating publication scheduling or mail matter status in the local record.
A compact note states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use news dispatches credited or not in the paper and reserves all rights to publication of special dispatches.
The New York Times reviews the first 60 months of the NRA and the Roosevelt address to Congress, noting a disciplined, piecemeal rollout to avoid a unified attack. It contrasts rising trade optimism with plans for price and wage controls, and explains Roosevelt’s political calculus amid budget disclosures and partisan maneuvering on Capitol Hill.
For years doctors prescribed creosote for coughs colds and bronchitis though dangerous. Creomulsion with creosote and six other medicinal elements stops coughs and colds quickly and effectively. It is claimed to be harmless pleasant and easy to take with a money back guarantee if not relieved as directed. Beware the lingering cough or cold and keep Creomulsion on hand for instant relief.
President Roosevelt’s budget message argues for laying a foundation of confidence to spur recovery. He projects expenditures exceeding revenues by over nine billion in 1934 35 but envisions a balanced budget by 1936 and debt repayment thereafter, while acknowledging debt could reach about 31.8 billion in two years. He pleads for faith in future gains and the recovery’s momentum under his policy.
Edgar A. Guest writes on the consoling aid of a true friend. A calm, strong presence helps a troubled mind, easing doubts, heartache, and fear. The poem emphasizes the relief found in someone who has faced grief and offers steadfast support.
Observers warn President’s faith in powerful forces may close off inflationist pressure and currency expansion. The anticipated battle over money in Congress could hinge on gold policy and fiscal balance. Some predicted gold’s enhanced value would balance the budget, but that forecast seems incorrect.
The piece explains how rickets from maternal malnutrition leads to deformed pelves, complicating deliveries and increasing Caesarean risk. It stresses preventing rickets before birth through proper maternal nutrition and diet during pregnancy to reduce offspring rickets and related childbirth dangers.
The list covers books added to shelves for the week ending January 11, 1934. Titles include Babson Finding a Job Carroll As the Earth Turns Fairbank The Bright Land James All in the Day s Riding Ollivant Devil Dare President s Conference on Home Building Home Ownership Indian come and Types of Dwellings Smith Practical Leatherwork Plus a note on Idaho rabbit hides market at normal times.
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