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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1938
Page
3
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The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes farm income fell from October to November due to sharp price declines in crops and meat. November income failed to exceed the prior year for the first time in three years, though overall year to November shows a 9 percent gain. Government payments reached 359 million through December 1, while CCC budgets face a substantial cut and future retrenchment possible. A Columbia University study probes food’s impact on longevity amid diet debates and consumer preferences.
A newspaper column argues manners begin at home but notes many homes lack them. It cites a traffic director who calls truck drivers the gentlemen of the road, praising drivers for consideration and courtesy. It also lauds service station workers for quiet, efficient help and friendly greetings.
The China Famine Relief U S A appeals for urgent funds to aid Chinese civilians driven from homes by Japanese aggression. Refugee counts include 137,000 in camps and 700,900 unemployed destitute, with 4,000,000 affected by floods in Shantung and North Kiangsu. Dr John Earl Baker leads the effort from New York headquarters at 105 East 22nd Street, funds routed via National City Bank.
The National Restaurant Association president notes waitresses remove menus after taking orders to prevent changes. He argues customers in America habitually alter plans and promises to pay tomorrow then switch, hurting business. He urges staff to reinforce initial choices despite consumer indecision. Russia faces internal strife as external flings are thwarted by internal issues.
Washington Daybook discusses shifts in court opinion with Brandeis, Stone, and Cardozo’s liberal legacy versus conservative McReynolds and Butler. It notes possible retirements, a muttered budget stance by Ashurst, and a humorous aside about Senator Bulow. Also covered are Greenbelt dog plebiscite delays and a tribute to Wright brothers memorials at Kill Devil Hill with CCC efforts to rebuild dunes and preserve lighthouses along Kitty Hawk to Hatteras.
CCC workers along North Carolina's Outer Banks are placing checkerboard fences to anchor sand and create a coastal park. The project spans from Currituck to Point Lookout, reviving the island fringe for a government park offering hunting, fishing, and bathing.
The piece discusses spinach as a nutrition source noting its high vitamin A and C content and significant iron and calcium. It explains vitamin levels vary with soil and climate and emphasizes that preparation methods largely affect nutrient retention.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest reflects on imperishable memories in walls and objects that recall friends. The poem notes a chair, a wall picture, and a beloved book as tangible links to departed companions, with friendship shaping lasting sentiment beyond loss. New York Central Park is 50 weeks long.
Fresh spinach loses rapidly at ordinary temperatures and becomes small within five or six days after cutting. Cooking releases salt and water soluble vitamins, with spinach serving as a good iron source for older children and adults, while its iron value for infants is negligible. Canned spinach retains similar nutritive value to fresh cooked.
State Senator Raymond B Kennedy of Ath Baltimore announced Monday for re election becoming the first of the city six senators to do so. Kennedy was elected in November 1936 to fill the unexpired term of Thurman C Atkinson who died just before the 1936 Legislature met.
Nelda delivers her lettuce crop as a mob of violent picketers surrounds her. Bill tries to rescue Nelda without success while Beck and his mother weigh in on the engagement. Jack is hospitalized with injuries from the protests.
Nelda and Bill endure brutal clashes as strikers and deputies crash through the riot. Gazes, gas, and shattered glass mark the fray while Nelda contemplates fleet trucking and future protection. Reckless presses Nelda on marriage as the conflict lingers and workers feel pressure.
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