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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
4
Editorial and business department information for the Beyne Mail includes general manager contact, phone numbers, and circulation data. It lists subscription rates, payment terms, and single copy prices across multiple zones with dates and verification marks.
The piece highlights Governor Ritchie’s four point program for Maryland including reorganization to cut waste, an executive budget, and centralized purchasing and personnel. It compares Maryland’s balanced budget to Pennsylvania and praises efficiency gains under Ritchie, citing lessons for other states. It also promotes boosterism for business and civic progress.
The piece argues that new home devices like electric refrigerators and soon air conditioning will transform living. It predicts television, sunlight lamps, and perhaps in-home motion pictures as standard features, with industry expanding to create jobs while households return to central living. It contrasts transport trends from rail to auto and air, shaping future travel and comfort.
President Roosevelt enjoys recounting the moment he slipped away from the press while cruising aboard the Amberjack II to replenish supplies. He prefers private time at sea, avoiding White House briefings and close-up coverage, yet remains able to be contacted when desired.
Edgar A Guest reflects on moneyless value as true riches. The poem contrasts wealth with spiritual rewards found in kindness charity friendship and appreciation of nature. It emphasizes inner virtue over material gain and the lasting joy from noble acts and faith.
Frederick reports a bond debt payoff of 28000 dollars a sinking fund of 2000 dollars and interest payments totaling 57082 50 dollars in the annual city financial report for the month of July.
An excerpt on camping health risks and first aid planning. It outlines hazards from bruises to drownings, stresses knowing nearest doctor and hospital, and lists essential supplies such as iodine antiseptic adhesive tape scissors tweezers and triangular bandages. It notes improvised splints and proper handling of fractures.
A fragmentary society column sketches a dawn wander through lower Manhattan from Pier 62 to Sheriff Street and Tompkins Square. It notes historic sites, schools, cemeteries, old neighborhoods, and a quirky aside on onion sedatives used by actors. It mentions Ozzie Nelson’s failed violin attempts and a city of 7,000,000.
Maryland seeks the return of James Sammons from Kansas City to answer hold up charges tied to the 1926 payroll robbery. Governor Ritchie signed extradition papers after Baltimore received them, as Chicago detectives arrive to secure Sammons.
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