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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1932
Page
2
Subscription and circulation notice lists rates and zones for single copy and mail delivery. It notes average net paid circulation for Mail Lane in 1982 and includes postal matter wording with post office handling and class matter details.
A notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and publish all news dispatches credited or not, and that local news published in the paper is also protected. It reserves all rights against republication of special dispatches herein.
A lengthy, opinionated piece discusses tensions within the Republican party. It cites Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt as a possible presidential figure, explores dry versus wet factions, and questions how a prohibitionist stance could align with future campaigns. It notes Hoover’s possible speech line and remarks on party platform puzzles. A cereal firm’s aggressive sales push is also described as a model of modern advertising strategy.
A heated controversy erupts after Norway seizes a thin two mile by ten minute latitude strip of southeastern Greenland. Denmark protests as tensions rise, while commentary notes Greenland’s distant future habitability and shifts in global priorities.
Washington July 25 The only woman elected to the U S Senate Mrs Hattie Caraway of Arkansas announces plans to employ old style campaign exhortation this summer to regain her seat She remains cautious about her future course after taking her seat following her husband's death Huey Long praises her capability noting a possible return would be a loss to the Senate She is described as feminine witty and steady and not a novice in politics while her focus historically centered on home affairs
New York theater closures spark industry jitters as marquee signs vanish to curb snickers at Hollywood bosses. Adrienne Ames travels from Fort Worth to New York with fashion dreams and a Hollywood pause, while Morton Downey and Barbara Bennett drift through domestic strains. Eva Tanguay born in Middletown and Ann Pennington noted for an anklet.
Billy Rose, a champion shorthand expert, once earned $100 weekly from shorthanding work. Some show producers have not reached that level for many weeks, but Rose has no need to return to stenography. Anthonis van Dyck ranks among Flemish portrait painters, second only to Rubens.
The article discusses long standing beliefs about foods being acid or alkaline and explains how external chemical reactions differ from inside the body. It cites citrus fruits as examples that behave acid in tests but yield alkaline residues after digestion and notes the rise of alkalosis as a condition alongside acidosis.
The Rev. C. M. Huddle will be formally installed as pastor of the Smithsburg parish at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday July 24. Morning charge to congregation by Rev Dr Robert D Clare of St Mark's Baltimore at 10 15. Evening charge to Star by Rev W C Huddle of Zion Lutheran Williamsport at 7 30. Installation consented at evening service. Huddle came from Baltimore where he was assistant pastor. He is son of Rev Wm P Huddle of Staunton Va.
The Christian Science Society of this city reads the lesson sermon on Sunday with Truth as the topic. The golden text from Isaiah 65 16 speaks of blessing and swearing by the God of truth. A passage from John 1 14 and a section from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy are included.
The passage states that understanding changes in life lead to life’s reality and soul’s control over sense, enabling perception of Christianity or Truth as its divine Principle. It emphasizes interior realization over external form and the primacy of spiritual insight in religious understanding.
Rev Leon Zahn of this city will be ordained to the Christian ministry at Zion Lutheran Church Baltimore on Sunday July 24. Zahn, a Gettysburg Seminary graduate and son of Charles W Zahn and Mrs Zahn, 199 East Franklin, accepted a Baltimore congregation call two weeks ago. ordaining minister will be Rev Dr J Edward Harms, president of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland. Amos Harper tenor will be soloist at St Johns Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 am singing My Hope Is In The Everlasting.
A city church roundup lists Sunday schedules for St. John's Episcopal on S Prospect and Antietam Streets with morning and Sunday School times, plus no evening service. Presbyterian on Washington and Prospect with services at 9 and 11, and midweek Bible study. Emmanuel U B on Summit Ave posts morning and midweek services, while St. Mark's Lutheran and Ebenezer A M E share times. Multiple churches including Zion Baptist and Second Christian Church provide morning and evening services, Bible classes, and Wednesday programs.
Local church listings show multiple denominations in Williamsport and surrounding towns. Services include Sunday School at various times, morning worship, evening services, and special events across churches in Williamsport, Mount Lena, Sharpsburg, Smithsburg, Boonsboro, and surrounding areas with note of outdoor and combined services and guest preachers.
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