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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
4
Addressed to The Daily Mail Editorial Business or Circulation Department details the general manager and phone numbers. Includes subscription rates and circulation zones with a dated post office entry for classification.
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Al Capone and brother Ralph negotiate to buy the 101 Ranch and Miller Brothers Wild West show. The pair’s Chicago circus past includes a large multi ring operation with beer wagons and political stunts. They face federal jail terms but plan a post prison comeback with a touring spectacle.
The case investigates alleged third degree methods used by police in Mineola to force a confession resulting in the death of Human Stark. Thirteen officers are suspended as material witnesses while a thorough inquiry aims to reveal the truth and curb illegal police conduct. Ohio’s Massillon mayor General Jacob Coxey launches a campaign with his own funds.
The Norwegian Medical Society study begun in 1908 and covering 6000 cancer cases suggests hereditary factors influence cancer development. It finds cancer more common among siblings of patients and shows both backward and forward transmission of predisposition, though absence in relatives does not guarantee safety.
Washington July 28 Borah Idaho remains active on Capitol Hill after Congress adjourned. His daily press conferences in the Senate press gallery draw reporters and fuel speculation about third party talk and his stance toward Hoover.
List of titles added to library shelves this week includes Bilby Among Unknown Eskimo Borden A Woman With White Eyes Christie Peril at End House Lewisohn Expression in America McFarlane The Murder Tree Rider Practical Radio Repairing Hints Stribling The Store Wentworth Nothing Venture and note on Eugene Emmanuel Viollet le Duc famed Gothic Revival architect and author on architecture.
A New York report describes homeless and unemployed individuals in Central Park at dawn, noting the scene, a jogger’s insights, and a glimpse of park life. It then covers fitness advocate Johnny Weissmuller praising swimming for slimming and building strength, plus Suzanne Keener’s rise from soapbox performer to Metropolitan Opera singer via wartime bond drives and mentorships.
A narrator recalls a quiet rural porch where a silver-haired couple tended a tidy farm and flowers. He notes the wife’s absence in winter as the husband remains, and he reflects on the dignified wife who once stood beside him.
Advert promises quick relief for corns calluses and sore feet with Radox Bath. Claims soreness ends after 3 or 4 baths and roots lift out with nightly use, leaving strong feet that won t fail. Sold at Cauffman s Cut Rate Stores and other druggists.
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