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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1933
Page
3
The column links drinking age myths and social duty, discusses Wiley Post and Mollison flights, praises aviator courage while urging value balance, and notes women leaders urged by Mrs. Thit Jensen to push birth control, equality, and governance reforms. It also mentions 164,000 bearing apple trees queued for cultivar updates in Washington state.
A note requests the Agricultural Editor Van Gorder Service in Washington DC to provide an address. The brief cites a need for contact details for further correspondence and potential submission of material.
Agricultural guidance by Dan Van Gorder explains moth life cycles and practical control. Emphasizes larva destruction, cold storage, proper wrapping, and fumigants like naphthalene and paradichlorobenzene, noting risks to fabrics and limited absolute methods.
Washington reports two new senators in the special session challenged the quiet first-term norm. Missouri’s Ben nett Champ Clark showed early ambition, backing Huey Long and pushing for committee precedence. Nevada’s Pat McCarran bold ly attempted to derail the economy bill with a parliamentary move.
A poem describes a killdeer nesting on the ground using a broken wing ruse to distract and lure a curious passerby away from the nest. The speaker questions who taught the bird this deceptive tactic and how it learned such cunning to outwit threats.
After a defeat, Senator McCarran confronted Senator Glass of Virginia over a personal remark. McCarran jumped up to claim the floor and warned he would invoke the Senate's power if remarks continued. A veteran of Nevada's Tonopah boom, McCarran rose from district attorney to state judiciary.
sedentary habits and lack of exercise contribute to gallstone risk by reducing abdominal muscle contractions and bile flow. Obesity and illness also increase risk, while recumbent posture aids bile drainage. tight lacing historically displaced organs and hindered gallbladder emptying. Diet also factors into stone formation.
The text explains that gallstones relate to a cholesterol substance found in foods like fat yolk egg cream and butter. It notes that excessive eating sedentary habits constipation and indigestion favor gallstone formation, with a strong link to pregnancy and higher prevalence in women over 40.
President Roosevelt named George L. Ratcliffe of Baltimore as regional advisor to the Public Works Administration for Region 10 covering Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia Maryland Delaware Virginia and North Carolina with headquarters in Richmond.
Governor Kump urged full cooperation with Roosevelt's blanket code as delegates ratified the repeal amendment at the West Virginia convention. Clarence E Martin of Martinsburg was elected president, with Mrs. Mary S Brewster as secretary. The move makes West Virginia the 16th state to ratify restoring constitutional government. California fish and game commission plans to plant silver salmon in the Salton Sea below sea level.
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