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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1934
Page
2
The notice describes a newspaper published each evening except Sunday by The Mail Publishing Company at 25 South Jonathan Street Hasgerstown Maryland. It notes post office entry at Hasgerstown on December 17 1898.
The piece explains how several European nations have adopted a 24 hour clock with Italy using 1 to 24, France and others considering it, and Britain weighing the change. It notes U S hesitation due to calendar reform talks and the complexity of American life, but highlights timekeeping simplicity and reduced confusion.
Commerce Department reports new car financing rose 173 percent in November over 1952. For the first 11 months of 1933, financing was 26.6 percent higher than 1932. After weak early 1933 months, May through November each showed growing gains over the prior year. Based on data from major finance firms covering about three fourths of national business.
New York report shows Interstate Department Store Company December sales at 2 117 8979 dollars, down from 2 280 920 dollars last year by six percent. The figures reflect a weaker sales month for the chain.
The piece argues that shared ownership schemes rely on universal unselfishness, which it says does not exist. It notes critics claim greed motivates sponsors and that many utopian communities fail, with wealth typically concentrated by a few at dissolution.
Washington observers say the White House will seek tariff legislation to advance a global reciprocal trade program. Talks with Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, Sweden and Portugal hint at broader aims, with Norris proposing an export corporation to finance overseas deals. Agencies from State to Treasury and NRA may coordinate under a unified tariff strategy.
New Yorkers try a game called The Willer, using a random ten name draw from a Manhattan directory to pick a news article and win time spent. Lawrence Tibbett tried The Morons, Mary Pickford charms crowds, and Fifth Avenue fashion parades for men only draw wealthy young men. Pickpocket techniques noted across crowded streets.
The second Sunday in Communion Roll Call Month will be observed tomorrow at First Christian Church. The morning service begins at 4 38 with the choir singing I Will Extol Him. Rev Norment speaks on Education for Christian Living and Childlike Adults. Evening service at 7 20 features Through Peace to Light. Positive crowd despite rain. first Sunday was well attended. Anniversary services at Grace United Brethren Sunday school follow with guest soloist Luna Chaney Long and Pennsylva nia Conference official Ness teaching adult department.
Roger Seibert of Binghamton New York and former Clearspring resident will deliver the Sunday evening message at 7 30 at the Fairplay Church of God. He attends the Practical Bible Training School at Bible School Park New York and is a junior there.
The article explains iron’s importance in circulation via hemoglobin and links iron deficiency to anemia. It notes chlorosis in young women declined with better diets and outdoor activity, while infants fed iron-poor milk remain at risk. Recommendations include iron rich foods for pregnant and nursing women.
The poem contrasts two similar birds named success and failure. A speaker notes people cannot tell them apart by plumage and must guess which is which. A mistaken shot harms the luckless brother, while the true success eludes easy identification, emphasizing the peril of misjudgment in fortune.
Rev. M. J. Brougher delivered the fifth sermon in a series on Jesus Christ, speaking on justification and the atonement. The Valley Quartet provided music as packed pews and gallery seats filled the church. Upcoming services include topics on salvation and intercession with the adult choir present. Mount Mitchell in North Carolina is noted as the highest peak east of the Rockies.
A long list of church times and locations across multiple denominations including St Johns Episcopal St Pauls A B Franklin and Locust Sts Ebenezer A M E St Marys Catholic Zion Evangelical and more. Also notes evangelistic services midweek and special meetings at various churches in the area.
Keedysville U B Church through St Paul s Smithsburg list morning services Sunday School and worship times. Bethel Mt Carmel Leitersburg St Paul s Mt Moriah Trinity Smithsburg Jacobs Rears are shown with pastors and service hours for the week.
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