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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
3
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The National Labor Board of the NRA has settled 273 strikes since August, with 350,000 workers involved in Board cases by December 15 and about 600,000 including subsequent cases. Regional boards acted in many cities, with hundreds of hearings and elections held, as Wagner cites inflation of activity and ongoing mediation in Minneapolis St Paul and Philadelphia.
The address to Congress highlights a peaceful, nationwide readjustment with a cooperative spirit. The speaker notes contrast with upheaval seen in other nations, stressing orderly reform and unity.
In a critical critique, readers discuss the Post Office plan banning front porch and vestibule mailboxes for non official use. The piece notes private messengers rising after a 3 cent rate and predicts carriers will seize mail for postage due, praising a curb on porch advertising clutter.
The piece argues that despite depression era mood, aviation gains through the CWA create new landing fields and cheaper planes. It notes job creation, expanded airstrips, and mass production of a low priced plane. It also cites Pennsylvania veterans seeking 4 hours extra pay, with the legislature estimating a $10 per month service gap.
Washington observers see a 5-4 ruling upholding a farm mortgage moratorium as a potential sign of liberal leanings in emergency policy. They note Hughes marked each issue for separate review and warn replacements could tilt the court during the Roosevelt era.
Dr Dade Bock of Dept 303 Box 757 Mileankes Fie a prominent speechist for 50 years has developed a new treatment method for a disease described as cottre. The report notes the method has proven highly successful and brings scientific light to the condition.
Poet Edgar A Guest laments the menace of reckless motorists he calls motorboors warning that self centered driving endangers others. He urges readers to beware such drivers and strive for courteous road behavior.
The Washington County Free Library lists new shelf additions for the week ending January 1 including This Russian Business Maryland Poets An Anthology of 40 Contemporaries The Lively Lady Over Here Vol 5 of Our Tires Wanton Mally Jenny Wren and note of twins born to Mrs Floyd McLamb of Sampson County NC with a nearby neighbor also naming twins days later.
The piece outlines hoarseness signaling laryngitis from inflammatory throat conditions. It warns that persistent hoarseness in those over 45 for two weeks or more may indicate cancer, tuberculosis, or syphilis, stressing early diagnosis and medical advice.
Hugh Weir editor of a New York magazine enjoys practical jokes yet supports young writers. He recalls O Henry and George Bronson Howard aiding his rise, shares memories of Roosevelt era police work, and treats writers with candid mentorship while balancing thrillers as market friendly fiction.
An old ad promotes Bukets as a bladder laxative using buchu and gin to cleanse impurities and acids. It claims relief from irritation, burning, frequent urination, leg pains and backache after four days. If unsatisfied, a druggist refunds the price.
The piece notes reformers plan to reclaim New York slums once described by Riis in How the Other Half Lives. It compares progress in London and Vienna and cites 100,000 stray cats roaming the city, especially waterfront and warehouse districts, wandering at all hours.
Paris dispatch notes Mrs James Walker wife of New York's famed mayor wears a red knitted silk cocktail frock while spending the winter in Paris.
Thousands seek the root of stomach upset by targeting the liver and bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to arouse liver function and improve digestion with a vegetable formula sold by druggists in 15, 30, and 60 counts.
A small motor powers an airplane propeller kept by a Japanese farmer in El Centro California to keep rest from settling on tomato vines.
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