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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1933

Page

3

Mall Editorial and Subscription Rates Noted

An old newspaper fragment shows a mail editorial and subscription details. It lists the advertising and circulation department contacts, the General Manager, and rates payable in advance for various zones and formats. The piece includes a carrier and mail rate structure and notes the daily mail’s paid circulation figures and a post office entry statement.

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Alimony for Husbands Arises in Illinois Law Debate

An editorial discusses Illinois new alimony law shifting support duties. It notes cases where wives pay alimony, joint savings during divorce, and disputes over alimony when one party cannot earn. The piece argues for common sense ground for husbands to receive alimony when warranted.

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Campaign for Recovery Mobilizes Public Opinion

Washington reports a planned two part recovery campaign to mobilize public sentiment for economic revival. It parallels wartime Liberty Loan efforts, urging collective effort and patriotism to spur national recovery.

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Roosevelt at the helm rallies public for recovery program

The text praises President Roosevelt, arguing that with public support the recovery program will succeed despite pressure. It credits Roosevelt with ending low mood, turning recession to advance, and instilling confidence. It urges active participation in the coming battle to ensure swift progress.

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Ford's speeches dominate headlines while others fade

The Greensboro News notes Henry Ford's interviews inflate his visibility with top column space. It argues the Detroit Newsletter’s rhetoric on jobs, war debts, and Russia is less consequential than Ford sticking to auto making.

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The Devil's Worst Kidnapping and Police Delay

A New York World Telegram editorial argues kidnapping pits community safety against victims and criminals. It condemns police delay in the O'Connell case and urges urgent police action and intensified anti racketeering efforts to deter crime.

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Hanna Named Washington Diplomat to Guatemala

President Roosevelt announces the appointment of Matthew E. Hanns of Ohio as diplomat to Guatemala. The motion marks a U S diplomatic posting with Hanns slated to represent Washington interests in Central America.

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Vice President Garner Enjoys Ballpark Sojourns in D C

Washington hears that Vice President Garner stays largely away from the Senate, preferring baseball afternoons near the Capitol. He visits the nut stand, watches games from a box near home plate, and can return to the Capitol in about 15 minutes if needed. Pa Ferguson hints at a repeal message in Texas.

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Fragment of a Poem on an Unknown Lady

A speaker recalls debt to an unknown woman who briefly crossed his path. He notes her beauty lifted his mood during illness and business gloom though he cannot name her. The fleeting sight left a sense of renewed hope and roadside blossoms.

Nicosia Tries New Dream After Conservation Corps Exit

In New York on July 23 Joseph Nicosia, who left the Conservation Corps claiming no clear future, now rests in a hammock hoping for rest and a chance at fame and fortune. He plans to stay there about six weeks.

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Fire Engine Crashes Through Store in Frederick

A Frederick fire engine responding to an airport alarm hit a car then crashed into a Market Street store. Pedestrian Mrs. Roy Kidd, 42, Burnt? Walkersville, was carried into the building and pinned beneath debris. She suffers cuts and bruises and was hospitalized. The driver and a fireman were slightly hurt. The Market Street facade was demolished. Dr G B McClellan of Frederick escaped injury.

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New York Snippet: Sapphire, Insurance, and a $2 Jewelers Zaftig Tale

In New York a Scarsdale novelist’s wife files an insurance claim for a pinhead sapphire and is charged only two dollars by a Fifth Avenue jeweler. The tale adds notes on souvenir thefts from liners, and oddities in personal tales from Dr. Albert S. Hyman’s pacemaker and a Bowery bargain.

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HOWS your HEALTH Chamis de New York

A patient case study on diagnosing chronic hives shows why single doctors miss causes. It outlines evaluating diet with sensitization tests, eliminating foods, and considering drugs, dusts, hairs, infections, and emotional factors before pinpointing sensitivities.

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Practices for Releasing Fish Preserve Fish Health

A bulletin from the American Game Association urges conservation through careful handling of fish. Wet hands minimize slime disruption. hold the fish under water while removing the hook to reduce damage. Barbless hooks and gentle releases are recommended to boost survival rates and prevent disease.

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Cure Through Elimination or Desensitising Patients

The text explains cure may come from eliminating contact or desensitising the patient. If initial search fails, a physician can use a wide range of substances and procedures. It highlights the importance of time and perseverance in treating chronic ailments.

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