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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1933
Page
2
The piece laments overfished waters and dwindling trout stocks amid motor boats and developed resorts. It notes efforts by states to restock streams and lakes, but argues that many remain unable to guarantee even a single good catch, urging fishermen to adapt with philosophy.
Nobel laureate Dr Arthur Compton explains that cosmic rays interact with the Earth’s atmosphere, yielding aurora borealis as electrical effects. He notes that rays originate from distant space, concentrating at the magnetic north pole, a view built on earlier radio and telegraph engineering insights.
In a discussion on esthetic appreciation, Fleisher argues that schools overemphasize physical training and should cultivate beauty in art architecture painting and sculpture. He notes beauty of conduct may follow from such arts and cites Havelock Ellis on living harmoniously with a moral rhythm as a guiding vision.
The piece argues that a new economic system is forming alongside the existing political government in Washington. It claims economic rules will be shaped by capital and labor, producers and consumers, and that two collateral governments will coexist with limited overlap.
Edgar A Guest delivers a reflective verse urging readers to venture into unknown paths. He contrasts past successes with present challenges and calls for renewed courage and perseverance to pursue higher goals and endure hardship for lasting joy.
In Philadelphia on July 24 a commotion sparked by a bat led to a neighborhood call that summoned police cars with sirens. Officers burst into a residence to capture the intruder as screams echoed. A single blow and the others fled, leaving no burglar captured.
Washington dispatch outlines which Republican stalwarts face re election in 1944 and how the old guard may be swept aside. It notes Jim Watson Reed Smoot and others defeated in 1932 and lists upcoming candidates Austin Fess Hale Hatfield Hebert Reed as the 1944 slate. It questions how the new deal will shape their political futures and notes campaigning has begun in cautious, unobtrusive ways.
Ill. July 24. Fisher knows his mules. He shouted whoa and giddup as his team bolted. The mules ran, then paused on command, leaving Fisher safe and uninjured after the perilous incident.
A dated health guidance article outlines urgent steps for poison ingestion. It recommends inducing vomiting, giving large amounts of lukewarm water with mustard or salt, and using general antidotes like raw egg white milk or flour mixtures. Specific antidotes depend on identifying the poison, with clues from containers, skin stains, odors, or textures. When unconscious, keep the patient awake by movement if morphine or opium poisoning is suspected.
Chewsville notes a Tuesday evening outing at Rowe Park with swimming and a later chenat roast. Attendees include Mabel Paulegrove Maude Eccard Margaret Hartle Virginia Paulsgrove Pauline Be card Eden Shilling Gertrude Bowser and others. many family members and friends listed. The group also mentions attending the World's Fair in Chicago with Mrs Earl Recher and several Paulsgrove and Shilling family members.
The city health department plans examinations of housemaids and all housework workers, similar to food handlers, with stricter sterilization standards likely. Soda fountains and beer establishments are under inspection to assess sanitary conditions, led by city inspector C. D. Calloway. About 100 food handlers have been examined at East Washington Street headquarters, with hundreds more to follow.
In a disputed business feud, seven members of Nicolo Crivo's family died from poison, police say. Carmelo Messina and his entire family were arrested as investigators probe water contamination used to cook meals. Separately, Washington tariff panel opened an inquiry into beer costs and import levies to assess price differentials.
Report notes W. L. Adams fainting and heart stoppage linked to gastric gas. Adlerikn claims relief came from removing gas, after which Adams could eat anything and feel fine. Cauffman and Company referenced in connection with the incident.
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