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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

2

Post Office Rates and Subscriptions Notice Fragment

Fragmentary OCR shows a postal notice about rates and subscriptions. Mentions General Manager and a department, with references to payments and delivery terms. No clear dates, places, or complete entity details are readable.

Fragmentary OCR Notice on Special Dispatch Publication

The readable fragments reference special dispatches and a publication associated with the premises. Details are incomplete but indicate an official notice or announcement related to a publication.

Barn Fires and Spontaneous Combustion Discussed by Rural Groups

A rural discussion notes a $20,000,000 annual barn fire loss in the United States and links much to spontaneous combustion of hay mows. Officials urge wider Grange meetings across states to consider prevention and handling practices amid a billion plus crop value and nationwide fire risk.

Department of Agriculture Washington Bern

1938 midyear business upturn signals broad relief

Amid war on economic slump, Dun and Bradstreet notes broad scale improvement. Steel, power, freight and retail activity rise. unemployment eases and public utilities and construction advance. overall business enters second half with stronger position and rising confidence.

Ananand Mark Fo Dun-Bradstreet United States Hoover Fe Atill

Rising farm prices boost farmers' incomes this year

The piece notes rising prices of farm products will add hundreds of millions of dollars to farmers before year’s end, sparking activity in business. It questions congressional concern for various taxpayers and critiques administration bookkeeping, while mentioning high Republican Bertrand Snell and imported beverages, tobacco and chemical products in 1932.

Mi Welénce Bertrand Snell Argentioa

Roosevelt Pranks Reporters With Hidden Train Hunt

Washington July 6 The piece recalls Teddy Roosevelt's playful vanish acts that mocked reporters covering his moves. Herbert Plummer recounts the President slipping away to visit Elifs for water and a Memphis episode where a special engine sped off before the press woke, leaving them stranded during a telegraphers strike.

Herbert Plummer Washington Roosevelt White House Lakemans Bay Maing T. R Frank B. Lord Teddy Lord Memphis Louisiana

The Greatest Happiness by Edgar A Guest

A man seeks happiness through wealth and success but finds deeper joy when he shares a meal with a hungry stranger. The act of giving brings him a new sense of purpose and fulfillment beyond personal gain.

Four White Men Drag Black Man From Clinton Jail

Norris Bendy a 35 year old Black man, was dragged from Clinton jail by four unidentified white men and found beaten and strangled in the Sardis churchyard near Clinton. He had been jailed for striking Marvin Solis, a 22 year old white truck driver, and resisting arrest. Sheriff’s deputy Thad Moore found the body shortly before 1:00 PM.

Clinton Norris Bendy Marvin Solis Cinton Jaiil Thad Moore Columbus Owens Laurenge County Sardis

Advances in Sex Hormones and Reproductive Science

The text traces historical limits to knowledge of the female reproductive cycle and ovum, noting progress by American scientists Drs Edgar Allen and B A Dolay on sex hormones and early pregnancy testing by Aschheim and Zondek. It discusses the pituitary gland and light’s possible influence on egg production in animals, and the broader impact on treating developmental and fertility issues.

Columbia University Aclantiata American Medical Association Edgar Allen B.A. Dolay Aschheim Zondek Tropics Pituitary

Hostile Phase Signals Shifts in Toddler Bonding

A three year old girl Betty Batty shows sudden hostility toward her mother while remaining affectionate with her father. Experts note such behavior often emerges between ages three and five amid emotional changes and the arrival of a new baby, urging patience and affectionate support to prevent long term relational rifts.

Alice Judson Peale Batty Betty Attéch

Maryland road work bids recalled under New Deal funds

Bids for road projects funded by the 1934 Federal Emergency Relief and Construction Act were recalled by Maryland State Roads Commission. Chief Engineer Harry D. Williar Jr. said the contract would be 112000 dollars and help total 1 019 670 dollars for Frederick county improvements from Brunswick to Point of Rocks. Thomas Lynch Jr is noted as the youngest signer of the Declaration of Independence at 27.

Baltimore Peld Dutaf Maryland Federal Emergency Relief’ and State Roads Commission Harry D.williar, Jr Brunewick Point of Rocks Frederick County

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