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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
3
Divers from the salvage ship Artiglio recover ingots of gold and British sovereigns from the sunken Egypt 400 feet below Brest France. The bullion room holds over a thousand bars of silver and rupee notes worth about 14 million dollars at current exchange.
A line from the Associated Press copyright notice appears across the page stating AP holds exclusive rights to news dispatches credited or not and that local news patches are included in the publication.
Secretary Mills reports a deficit of 2.885 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, 1952, raising Hoover Administration two-year shortfalls to 3.788 billion. Expenditures rose to 5.006 billion, the largest peace-time deficit in U.S. history, with income taxes falling 43 percent in the final year. The New York Times questions prospects for balancing the budget in the new fiscal year.
The article discusses mirror writing as used by Leonardo da Vinci and notes its relation to motor control and visual processing. It describes how left handedness, paralysis, and nervous disorders can cause reversed handwriting and mentions its higher incidence in women and nervous individuals.
Washington observers weigh Republican and Democratic candidates for House speaker if Garner moves to the Senate. Names include Joe Byrns Rayburn McDuffie Rainey Rankin and McCormack with Charlie Crisp seen as a strong challenger before his Senate bid.
A poem praising self-reliance over wealth and luxury. It contrasts fickle possessions with inner strength, urging hands in work and personal courage. The speaker argues true security comes from the will and faith, not material goods, enabling a person to endure dark days.
A parenting note discusses common child bedtimes battles and how mothers can handle fussiness at night. It argues such refusals are natural and can be managed with calm, consistent rules.
Women flock to shop windows as prices slash widely in chic Madison and Fifth Avenue stores. The scene features elegant trinkets and onyx and ivory gadgets while passersby exclaim over bargains and fashionable displays.
A Greenville city jail inmate reportedly gnawed through his leg shackles. The incident was described by the prisoner as rats eating the restraints.
A 1931 advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to restore bile flow from the liver, claiming digestion improves and the body uplifts. It warns against laxatives and mineral waters, urging consumers to look for the red label and the exact brand name to avoid substitutes.
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