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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
3
The 164th annual Baltimore Conference of Methodists opens at St Pauls Church in Hagerstown tonight, drawing ministers and lay members for a week of religious work and hospitality. The visit aims to promote Protestant tenets and inspire local life through religious influence.
Washington observance notes AFL and CIO split in Seattle as they fail to unite over wage terms for Alaskan salmon cannery workers. Election results showed AFL 1207 to CIO 1560, triggering disputes, possible picketing, and delayed shipments as Bristol Bay harvest nears.
The piece discusses bachelor scurvy and the broader impact of poor nutrition caused by single living and bad eating habits. It stresses including protective foods in the diet, but also emphasizes the digestion process, meal atmosphere, and relaxation after eating to improve nutrient absorption and overall health. It notes that the Classified Section remains strong to support finances.
The Warner Studio announced on Tuesday it will film The Miracle, a Max Reinhardt spectacle first staged in 1911, with Bette Davis in the starring role of the nun.
Edgar A. Guest notes a neighbor’s modest achievement seen at the front gate a blossoming magnolia in springtime. He reflects that a simple display of character and grace can outshine larger deeds and wrongdoings, a credit to the person’s career. Flower prints in elastic satin are mentioned as a surprising fashion note.
New York writer George Tucker extols East River docks as romantic shipping’s last stronghold, noting banter, bearded crews, and tropical banana boats. He profiles Captain Tarsen of a NY-Texas-NOLA freighter run, who forbids women aboard his ship and plans a voyage with Tucker.
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The passage contrasts the captain's life aboard his ships with life on land where he has a wife and five daughters. It notes the U S government is constricting a total of 37 large dams, highlighting the era’s infrastructure push and its impact on maritime figures.
A 30 year claim cites Peterson's Ointment as soothing for itchy pimples eczema red blotches and other external skin irritations. Beall druggists offer money back if one application does not delight you. Also marketed for tired feet and cracked toes.
Cape Cod detective Asey Mayo investigates the murder of Maring Lorne linked to a mural dispute. Pam Frye, hiding 50 000 dollars worth of ambergris, vanishes after the crime. Roddy Strutt’s plane crash appears staged while Tim Carr’s alibi falters as Mayo probes Pam’s father and the Frye household at the Octagon House.
Chapter 22 opens with confusion as Asey Mayo faces trooper guards outside Octagon House, while talk of a bustling town midway and missing Peggy Boone shadows the scene. Lorne seeks answers about a presumed murder and a sudden shift in his stance toward Jennings.
Asey and Trooper query Jack Lorne after Pam Frye’s murder case widens. Lorne reveals Marina was never married to him, her marriage illicitly tied to Timothy Carr, while he confronts guilt over possible violence and a pending murder confession hidden in letters.
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