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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
6
German air routes and aviation references mingle with theatre showings including Mary Pickford and Vivian Martin in Amarilly of Clothes and A Petticoat Pilot. The state announces a two year term reappointment for C E Dryden as public school superintendent by State Supt M Bates Stephens.
Immigrants arriving in the past fiscal year totaled 857,046. Elder A B Barnhart left for Denver in the interest of the Mission Board of the German Baptist Brethren Church. Williamsport Boat Club members purchased a new haptha launch for canal use.
The California State Park Commission has ordered entrance fees to be charged at all state parks. The move sets a uniform access price across park sites and may affect visitors and local tourism.
William J. Bone, 83, shot himself in the head and was found dead in his room after longtime visits to the Public Library. Landlady Mrs Ethel M Paris recalls a solitary life with a Civil or Indian War veteran. Also noted is Biddie the hen of Woodruff Wisconsin, aged 18, claimed as northern Wisconsin’s oldest.
James Adams 19 of Park Place suffered an eye injury from a fragment of steel while repairing a car at his residence on Tuesday. He was taken to a Baltimore specialist. The injury is not expected to be serious.
The article explains feeding pullets in the first five months shapes laying performance and bone health. It offers a summer feeding guide by request, and invites readers to send questions to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor in Washington DC with street or Route details.
The article discusses questions on farming and garden care, noting readers can mail inquiries for answers. It highlights leaf eating beetles, especially the rose chafer, as major pests and stresses that early intervention is essential to prevent widespread damage and difficult extermination.
The guide outlines arsenate of lead sprays and Bordeaux mixtures to combat rose chafers, spotted cucumber beetles, and black blister beetles. It advises early morning hand removal, jarning in kerosene, and thorough sanitation to reduce overwintering insects.
Astrological guidance for July 20 1933 warns of adverse planetary aspects and caution in business and romance. The forecast notes potential irritability for women in business, possible mind distraction, and few favorable outcomes for partnerships and travel. Augustin Daly, famed American theatrical producer, was born in 1838 on this date.
A garbled OCR note describes the yacht Machificent and vessel Midas XY in Hudson Towers ownership. The owner lounged on deck surveying the port, with a lackluster eye, in a stream of unclear narration.
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