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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
4
Inquiries to The Fly Mail Editorial Business or circulation Department addressed to C. and P. General Manager and phone numbers 104 165 106. September audit bureau of circulation entry shows Ha keretown post office as second class matter dated December 38.
Forty thousand women in New York Philadelphia Milwaukee and other cities express strong faith in the Roosevelt administration and NRA policies. Bernard Gimbel notes women’s courage intelligence optimism and grasp of values while most interviewees say the country is on the way out of the low mood and would be better under the NRA.
A note states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to time and publication of all AP dispatches and any locally published news, with reserved rights to special dispatches as well. It asserts exclusive entitlement to distribution, crediting, and publication across the newspaper.
Babson the statistician, after years studying newspaper ads, argues that the right advertising is essential as American factories run at high production. He says goods must flow in huge volumes to consumers and that mass advertising shapes modern business growth.
A feature on advertising's rise as a driving force in business, followed by a homage to Deadwood Dick. The dime novel hero is highlighted as part of the Library of Congress rare books collection, with anecdotes about his era, popularity, and cultural impact.
Washington dispatch notes Secretary Hull’s role at the Montevideo conference boosts his standing in the State Department. Once doubted for diplomacy, he is hailed as a top diplomat, with President Roosevelt and officials praising his performance. Huey Long pushes to rename redistribution of wealth as ROW.
Vitamin A rich foods are linked to reduced infection in pregnancy and nursing, though studies on colds show no clear protection. Rat and English human studies suggest deficiency raises infection risk. Dr. Mellanby recommends a diet with milk, greens, eggs, fruit, fish, liver, and cod liver oil for pregnant and nursing women.
A reflective verse warns that wealth cannot buy wisdom or improve expression. It argues that riches fail to reveal truth, guide letters, or correct faults, and that true judgment emerges only in facing great occasions with clarity and intellect.
New York Jan 12 Cecil B DeMille muses on wealth while noting the richest man is an 80 year old Chinese on a Hawaiian strip. He contrasts Broadway view with nature and muses on buying a library for ten dollars in Forties second hand stores with Dickens Twain and Baudelaire for nickels while modern thrillers cost half a dollar.
Prince street homes lit with candles and colorful displays before Christmas. Evangeline Booth, 61, Salvation Army leader, marked at headquarters while declining birthday celebrations, busy feeding and sheltering the homeless.
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