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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1932
Page
2
An archival fragment discusses subscription rates and postal handling, lists editor contacts, and notes operations of The Daily Mail. It also includes commentary on economic policy and a tale of farmers in Mitchelville promoting purchases to revive trade.
Notice states that the Associated Press owns full use and republication rights for all news dispatches credited or not credited in this paper and for local news published herein. It also notes exclusive rights to special dispatches.
The Baltimore Sun reports Galen L. Tait praising Roosevelt critics during a Hagerstown speech to Republican women. He contrasts Hoover era figures with current policy debates and accuses Roosevelt of wealth redistribution while defending Reconstruction Finance Corporation funding. He emphasizes how construction dollars support labor and materials, noting profits are minimal in relief spending.
Dermatitis venenata arises from venomous or irritating substances including physical agents like X rays and sun rays, chemical agents such as mercury and petroleum derivatives, and plant or insect excretions. Various occupations expose workers to irritants, with over 70 common plants capable of causing inflammation, though individual sensitivity varies.
Washington notes recount Jimmy Roosevelt's outspoken behavior at Democratic club events and the Chicago convention. The article describes his energetic campaigning for his father Governor Roosevelt and his presence at rallies, including carrying banners and walking with his father on stage.
Poem reflecting the humbling value of small acts of charity toward strangers. A dimed coffee, a roll, and milk offered to the hungry are small gestures that carry deep warmth and meaning for those in need.
The United Brethren Church at Myersville observes its eleventh anniversary with morning services at 10 o clock and an evening program at 7 featuring music by the church orchestra descendants of trustees and guests from Hagerstown and Frederick. Rev Dr F Berry Plummer will speak and Reno S Harp will address. The history of New Jerusalem church is read and a Jacob Toms clan photograph will be taken. An earlier event notes West ern Maryland’s first church at New Jerusalem. Edna Alexander solos at St Johns Episcopal.
Dr. Bernard C. Breiner discusses the Maryland Bible Society in a brochure. The piece covers its 1808 Baltimore founding, interdenominational aims, key Chicago? no, Baltimore figures, and early membership, plus a brief note on a July 51 missionary program at Beaver Creek Christian Sunday school.
The Pentecostal camp meeting at Potomac Park near Williamsport on the Hagerstown Martinsburg highway runs until August 21. Noted preachers including Rev Otto J Klink planned to attract religious interest with Bible classes led by Christine Pierce at 10 30 a m daily and Eleanor overseeing children's services in the tabernacle tent with delegations from four states expected.
The First Brethren Church will shift to two early Sunday services in August due to Rev. Frank G. Coleman attending the National Conference in Winona Lake Indiana. Morning schedule runs 9 o clock preaching 9 50 Sunday School and 10 45 closing. No evening services. Men s Day August 7 and Women s Day August 14 planned.
Readable church listings show services across St. John s Episcopal First Presbyterian Emmanuel U B Zion Baptist and many others on Prospect Washington Potomac and nearby streets. The digest lists Sunday School times morning services and occasional evening services along with midweek Bible studies and special events.
A dense list shows multiple churches with pastors and service times including Bible School at 9 20 AM and morning services from 10 00 to 11 00 AM. Notable churches include Benevola United Brethren Boonsboro Keedysville Shiloh United Brethren and Beaver Creek Christian with varied Sunday School times and evening services.
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