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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1934
Page
3
Rates show payments in advance for different delivery zones and durations. The notice lists prices for single copies and monthly, yearly carrier, and mail options across multiple postal zones. It reflects early 1900s pricing and postal classifications for Ha. Esra and mentions post office entry as second class matter.
Policy statement noting the Associated Press exclusive entitlement to use news dispatches credited or not, plus publication rights for local news and special dispatches. Restates all rights reserved for publication in the newspaper.
A New York Times survey of retailers nationwide during early January shows strong confidence in trade recovery. Independent stores and department stores alike credit NRA fair competition codes for stabilizing prices and costs, with over 70 percent of lines now under manufacturer code regulations. Dun and Bradstreet notes up to 20 percent higher early buying budgets and larger inventories. They tie optimism to reemployment and stabilization goals of the National Industrial Recovery Act.
A critical look at Walter F. Brown and air mail contracts reveals bidless awards, favored firms, and threats to remove services. The piece calls for criminal probes, reveals destroyed records, and urges Attorney General scrutiny while noting connections to the Ohio Gang and political funding.
Washington reports discuss a possible rift over Cuba and Sumner Welles influence at the Montevideo conference. The piece notes Hull's generally good relations with Latin American statesmen, while raising questions about Welles and Cuban revolutionary era ties amid U.S. diplomacy.
An explainer on complications in disease, distinguishing immediate and remote effects. A 40 year old man’s nephritis traced to past sore throat shows how early illnesses can cause lasting organ damage. Emphasizes prompt hospitalization and bed rest as key preventive steps.
Rear Admiral James Joseph Raby age 59 who led the first Allied escorted merchant convoy in World War I dies in an automobile accident near Savannah. His aide Lieut E B Abernathy and Mrs Abernathy were with him when the car overturned during an overtaking attempt on the road from Florida to Charleston South Carolina.
A New York mother and child view Christmas in a city of lights and ritual joy while a night of violence unfolds. Amid festive scenes a assassination, a archbishop wounded, a girl dead in the East River, and a rise in metropolitan crime including daytime kidnappings are described as the city reflects on the season.
A father uses deductions from Sam's allowance to punish bad grades. The piece argues an allowance should be fixed and predictable to teach budgeting and responsibility. It suggests penalties tied to sleep, schoolwork, and extracurriculars, with clear justification for the child.
A nostalgic lyric notes church suppers as a enduring social ritual. Mothers gather plan bake beans and chicken pie, serve tables, and share joy. Pretty girls with trays, long speeches, and thanks keep faith and communal spirit alive despite changing times.
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