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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1933
Page
3
A collage of notices from The Daily Mall includes editorial and circulation details, subscription rates, and a local column on community events. The City Park hosts family reunions and picnics through late summer, with churches and organizations joining in for fellowship and uplift in Hagerstown.
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An analysis of regional bathing attire norms from Spain to Scandinavia and Australia notes liberal moods in some places and strict modesty in others. It discusses trunks for men and one piece suits for women, hints at North country trends, and links beach costumes to broader social mores.
An unnamed professor argues that cocoa and tea keep the mental sentinels active, while liquor and beer dull them. He claims tea and cocoa are proper beverages promoting intellect, whereas whiskey and beer paralyze judgment and invite trouble. The piece notes uncertainty about the science and hints at continuing inquiry and exploration.
Washington Daybook notes both House and Senate darkened for tours while members stay in town amid a rush of job seekers. Many seek influence with agencies, notably at Big Jim Farley’s Post Office office, as veteran lawmakers lament scarce jobs and shared hardship.
A poem portrays Edgar A Guest as a restless, independent soul who rejects complacent life. He seeks danger and unknown paths, despises caution, and scoffs at friends who urge safety, preferring to risk life to learn what lies beyond.
The average school term length in Kentucky has risen by about 43 days over the past 16 years, indicating a sustained expansion in instructional time as districts adjust calendars.
A violent electric storm hit Waynesboro Sunday afternoon causing motor failures at the Waynesboro hospital after a bolt struck an electric wire. A chimney was demolished near Routerville, trees down, buildings damaged, and a straw crack blown at J H Frantz farm. Power lines burned fuses on transformers and a distribution line near Bare's Mill was reported.
Freckles are pigment clusters in the basal skin layer mainly on the nose cheeks hands and arms. They often appear in sunny seasons and are more common in lighter skin. Prevention includes creams blocking UV rays. do not self medicate with caustic removers as irritation can cause deep inflammation. A newer treatment is mentioned but not detailed.
A casual, small town tone contrasts with Broadway's hopeful toil as moguls vanish to beaches and Europe. Rehearsals push late summer shows while chorus girls rush stages and onlookers leer from alleys. Candor on street performers, precocious sidewalk dancers, and a mix of gossip and theater lore completes the scene.
Charles H. Clippinger former Franklin county district attorney and former State Senator was arrested Sunday night in Chambersburg on operating a vehicle under the influence charge. He posted a $500 bond for a hearing date not yet set after his coupe collided with a traffic signal base. He appeared before Magistrate Sherley at Stouffers town.
The Western Maryland carloadings for June show a 31 percent increase from June 1932, announced by Supt. A.M. Smith yesterday. June loadings also exceed May figures of the current year. A second note references a Watertown Massachusetts room wallpapered with World War I sector maps connected to Col. Blake.
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