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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1938

Page

3

Daily Mail publication details and subscription rates

The Daily Mail lists publishing details for Mall Publishing Company at Summit Avenue, Margerstown, Maryland with national representation and office locations in New York Chicago Atlanta. It includes editor contact guidance, circulation department info, and varied subscription rates by zone and term.

Mall Publishing Company Summit Avenue Magers Town Maryland Aes Oi J. & Hawken National Representativ Burke, Kuipers and Mahoney Batror New York Chicago Graybar Building Wabash Lexington Ave Ave Atlanta Glenn Parabiatas Ami Cory Daily Mail Ape Seeder Postofice Ha Ferstown

Publication rights notice from Associated Press shifts focus

The notice states that the Associated Press is entitled to the publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not, along with local news published in the paper. It reserves all rights of publication for special dispatches as well.

Associated Newa

Vision of Spring and seed catalogs tease hopeful gardeners

The poem mocks seed merchants who promise perfect blooms in January while frost remains, noting the fantasy of catalogs that guarantee carefree growing. It sneers at inflated claims, jokes about heat and pests, and urges readers to buy into the idea of easily achieved flowers and gardens, despite past disappointments.

Future in China Shapes Japanese War Policy

The Japanese Cabinet remains split over methods and aims in China. Militarists push for a declaration of war and a blockade that could disrupt the China coast and Hong Kong trade. London voices grave disquiet over Japan’s bid for dominance in Shanghai and control of customs and communications.

China Enougch Mi Jetauga Jeter Japan Hong Kong Shanghai London Washington Paris Orient Great Britain

Gentlemen T1 on conditioning in baseball by Connie Mack

The article discusses Connie Mack praising modern players and comparing training methods to earlier eras. It notes old timers conditioned longer in winter, some drank heavily, and implies shifts in the game and fan views.

Connie Mack Mack

Back-to-work trend fuels early 1930s gloom and hope in industry

The article notes little Western action against Japan in the Far East while plants reopen. Chrysler Hudson Ford payrolls rise as 25,000 Ford workers return by January 17. A Roosevelt White House meeting with five major industries yields optimism for closer government-industry cooperation amid recession fears.

Chrysler Corporation Hudson Motor Car Company Ford Roosevelt White House Sieteors Alfred P. Sloan General Motors Corn

Diplomatic Anecdote At A Reception Leaves Sir Ronald Stumped

A fragment describes a recent diplomatic reception where four new Japanese attaches met the British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay. One attache claims prior service in the Far East and knowledge of Britain’s envoy to China, provoking a puzzled reaction from the ambassador who asks about the ambassador’s status.

Japan Far East China Washington Ronald Lindsay

Washington Daybook notes on figures seen in the capital

A Washington Daybook column lists where to spot national figures in off guard moments. It mentions John L. Lewis and his headquarters near the White House, J P Morgan’s group at the Carson, Green at the Hamilton, Mrs Roosevelt’s appearances, Supreme Court members, Senators Borah and Johnson, ambassadors, and White House aides dining at notable spots.

Washington John L. Lewis 15Th and I Streets White House Ritzy Carson Hotel J. P. Morgan Senate Weare Lewis Mayflower Willard Hamilton 14Th Street William Green A.F.L Green Alexandria Virginia Roosevelt Secret Service Garfinkels Mrs. Roosevelt The Supreme Justice Black Black Senator Borah Senator Johnson California House Tommy Corcoran Ben Cohen Connecticut Steve Early Colonial Pennsylvania Avenue Congressional Club Maryland

Unattainable perfections in table etiquette

Poem by Edgar A. Guest humorously notes strict dining rules from a wife, enforcing neatness with napkins, gripping mashed potatoes, and not refilling tea. contrasts with a later factual line about Lake Victoria as Africa’s largest lake and Nile reservoir.

Lake Victoria Africa Nile River

Man About Manhattan

A New York tale of Dorothy Fox a former St Louis deb girl who pivots from dance to self styled performance. After a partnership with Chuck Walters ends she turns to improvised at home dancing to a record and later lands a solo audition and then a gig at Rainbow Room in Brooklyn. A vivid slice of showbiz hunger and a blustery night chili wagon adds local color.

George Tucker New York Dorothy Fox Dorothy St. Louis Paris Charles Chuck” Walters Chuck Walters Ann Busman John Roy Rainbow Room Brooklyn

How's Your Health How's Your Health

Parents are split over child nutrition with some fearing thinness while others assume fat means health. A tall, active child can still be malnourished, while good height growth may mask poor muscle development and endurance. Skin color is not a reliable nutrition indicator.

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Dare to Dream by Alice Marie Dodge

Nelda, a determined lettuce grower, drives a truck to market her crop amid strikes. Bill aids Nelda while Beck, her fiancé, doubts her ambitions. Mel, Beck’s mother, plots, and Nelda’s brother Jack supports Nim’s medical dream.

Dare TO Dream Alice Marie Dodge Ana Ahd Nelda Bill Beck Mel Jack Nim

Turning the Tethea Ends in a Party Scheme

Nelda plots to upstage the Reckless family by hosting a grand party inviting young locals, aiming to make Beck Reckless jealous. Claire pushes the scheme with planning and social leverage as Nelda sweetly confronts Bill Langdon, seeking possibilities for a ballroom romance.

Claire Beck Bill Langdon Nelda Bill Harvey Ten Powells

Party Invitation Sparks Final Reckoning Between Lovers

A fragmented scene shows Bill and Nelda sharing awkward warmth after tensions with Reck. Nelda compliments Bill, asks him to attend a house party, and acknowledges his quiet support. The pair retreat with a renewed, tentative camaraderie as she rushes home to prepare for the evening.

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A Mail Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Frees Lima Sir Ronald NS Ror Preston Grover Edgar A. Guest Your Bill Gas CO Manhattan Jago Galdston, M.D Christine Empire For Lady Qlan Lemay Musey & Evans West Washington Street Bal Reckless Reck Alica Marie Dodgey
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