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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
3
June is mating time for humans as poets sing of nature. The piece urges prudent marriages, warns against impulsive unions, and offers community good wishes to couples entering matrimony in June and beyond.
A Cleveland Academy of Medicine proposal would create an agency to decide how much patients can afford for special medical care. Families and their physicians would meet a specialist after income assessment to fix fees, aiming to avoid bankruptcies and doctor overcharges. The plan favors preserving individual practice over socialized medicine and contrasts with prior “hit or miss” care methods.
The text states that the Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use publication and all news dispatches credited or not, with rights to local news and special dispatches preserved. It outlines ownership and reproduction terms within the newspaper.
A Chicago Daily News writer questions whether material progress equals human progress, arguing that civilization gains gadgets without moral or cultural advancement. The piece cites Asia and Europe, noting disarmament momentum, Japan’s restraint, and a possible move toward a smaller fire department in the near future.
Washington observers note record attendance as Morgan testimony draws crowds to Capitol hearings. Senator Glass quips about a tent for the circus as galleries fill beyond capacity in both Senate and House sessions. Large marble room and loud speakers fail to ease the crush.
The Washington Post, a 56 year Capital daily, was sold Thursday at public auction for 825000 dollars. George E. Hamilton Jr represents an undisclosed principal who will assume control but keep the owner’s name private for several days. Prominent residents witnessed the sale at the Post building including Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean. A dog and rabbit are the pets of T R Dassab of Oklahoma City.
A Massachusetts study of 20 000 births over nine years examined whether difficult or prolonged labor harms intelligence. Findings show mental retardation rates similar in normal and difficult labor groups, with abnormal labor linked mainly to nerve injuries, not later nutrition or growth.
A reflective verse laments traitors and the weak who share in others’ fame. It speaks of high minded men enduring public shame as the plunderer mocks, while families face the haunting presence of strange, black sheep and the pains of collective judgment.
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