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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1933
Page
4
The Daily Mail notes government warnings against profiteering as prices rise. It recalls wartime scandals of excessive gains and urges fair calculation of costs. It emphasizes sympathy for honest businesses while condemning those who seek wealth from national hardship.
A column discusses drivers yielding at intersections, stressing slow approach to reduce accidents. It cites national data on deaths and injuries from misjudged right of way, urges state law clarity, and praises St Johnsville Minnesota for a simple three word rail rehabilitation plan: ship by rail.
The piece recounts Texas flier Jimmy Mattern surviving 16 days wandering in northern Siberia after his food ran out in three days. It emphasizes the contrast between modern comfort and Matterns daring pursuit of achievement, noting the worlds capacity to learn from such adventures.
Chronic ulcers of the leg arise from disturbed leg blood circulation and venous stasis. Causes include repeated pregnancies, varicose and hardened veins, infections, inflammation, and injuries. Treatments include rest, external compression to aid venous return, and skin grafts in extensive cases.
Washington reports recall the May 15 1933 impeachment trial of Judge Harold Lauderback before the Senate acting as court. House Judiciary Chair Sumner warns about federal judiciary public confidence and contemplates a tribunal to judge good behavior amid ongoing investigations.
The article weighs whether a court should be composed solely of judges or include an external tribunal. It analyzes implications for judicial independence and public accountability within the legal system.
A humorous verse about inflation and the speaker failing to explain its meaning to his wife at supper. The piece ends with a line noting a tax school at the University of North Carolina attended by 125 tax collectors.
William Gaines profiles enduring Broadway night club figures led by N T Garnlund and Texas Guinan, noting Dan Healy and others while recounting declines and comebacks. The column lists major stars from Sophie Tucker to Mae West, Vallee, El Al, and Whiteman, plus the era’s moguls and moguls behind the scenes.
A woman walking in the rain shares a brief encounter with a corner vendor who asks for shelter. She pretends not to hear, gives him a dime and offers him coffee, signaling polite rejection. The moment captures everyday street life on a damp day.
Twenty five officers of the 104th Medical Regiment Maryland National Guard studied the Antietam battle at Carlisle Pennsylvania. Colonel F H Winup commanded the regiment and Major William H Triplett led the lecture detailing phases of the fight during the training period at the U S Army Field Service Medical School. The regiment members reside in Baltimore and have been at Carlisle for the summer.
The regiment has trained for the past ten years and now numbers about 250 officers and men. They travel to Carlisle in a motor convoy and return as part of routine movement.
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