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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1932

Page

2

Post office entry at Hagerstown Ind class matter

An item dated December 2, 1898 records an entry at the Ha gerstown post office marked as Ind class matter. The note indicates routine classification and archival handling. The fragment preserves a dated governmental administrative reference from the period.

Hagerstown

Copyright notice text remains in newspaper law phrasing

The excerpt states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use of news dispatches in this paper and reserves republication rights for special dispatches. It emphasizes copyright and republication protections.

Associated Press

Senate Approves Farm Relief Bill With 524 Million Subsidy Plan

The Senate adopted a farm relief bill allocating about 524.8 million dollars yearly to wheat hogs and cotton subsidies. Wheat 42 cents per bushel, hogs 2 cents per pound, and short staple cotton 5 cents per pound, funded by processing firms with federal oversight. The piece notes political implications for agrarian districts and questions its legislative impact.

Department of Agriculture United States Senate

Change Coming as Hoover Campaign Faces Scrutiny

A political column argues Republicans push propaganda to reelect Hoover, criticizing four years of GOP rule. It notes repeated promises, mismanagement, and a growing public readiness to change in November, insisting voters will not be fooled again.

Mr. Hoover White House

Washington Daybook hints at Capitol campaign clashes

Washington activity signals start of the 1932 presidential race as Congress remains in session after Chicago conventions. Republicans accuse Speaker Garner of using relief as a vice presidency bid while Democrats defend Roosevelt and Garner, warning of ongoing campaign material from senators and representatives.

Washington Congress Chicago Senator Bingham Connecticut Home Loan Garner

Maryland Fliers Start Training at Detrick Field Camp

Twenty three officers and ninety five men of the Twentyninth Division Air Service arrive at Detrick Field Frederick Md for a two week training period. Planes accompany the men and circled Camp Ritchie Md en route. Training focuses on radio communication with the 104th Aero Squadron Medical Corps and Photographic Corps. A note on paganica a Roman game similar to golf is included.

Air Service Unit 104Th Aero Squadron 104Th Medical Corps 104Th Photographic Corps

Milly and the Brothers Read and Risked Rivalry

Milly longed to read like her older brother and pleaded to attend school. Parents proud of him dismissed her efforts and mocked her writing, leaving Milly restless. The piece urges gentle, supportive guidance to help a child accept limits while feeling equally loved.

Milly Brother Father Ben Mother

Russian eatery in New York offers cheap meals and a homey scene

In New York's East Fourteenth area a small Russian restaurant serves hearty meals at about a dime to a nickel per item, attracting mostly Russian workers. The piece notes the modest menu, cost, and atmosphere, along with brief cultural vignettes about John Held Jr., John F. Curry, and Hollywood links.

William Gaines New York East

Spelling Troubles Across Wales and World War Two

The poem speaks on spelling hard words in English and Welsh place names. It contrasts common misspellings with Welsh forms like Rhydyfuwch and Liechyrd, urging diligence in study and noting children’s struggles with letters and words amid distant conflicts.

Wales Liechyrd

Barefoot Health Advice Warns of Pros and Cons

Barefoot walking is linked to both benefits and risks. The piece notes dew on grass and traditional beliefs in naturopathy as curative but cautions about cuts and puncture wounds. Emphasizes cleaning wounds with soap and water and using antiseptics and protective bandages, noting tetanus risk in soil-rich farm areas.

Dundee Council Cuts Fire Marshal Salary to Telephone Bill

The Dundee Michigan city council ends the $25 yearly salary for Fire Marshal Hayden and instead will cover his telephone bill at $18 per year, transforming his compensation into a service allowance.

Council of Dundee Mich Hayden

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