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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1941

Page

2

Daily Mail newspaper billing and circulation details

The Daily Mail published in Bo gestown Maryland announces its name, address, and staff roles. It lists advertising representatives, circulation contacts, and subscription rates, noting Associated Press affiliation and post office entry in 1898 with standard ground rules.

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Whisky useless against snakebite says scientist

Donald G. Cooley in Your Life Magazine notes scientists are harsh in challenging beliefs and states whisky does not help after a snakebite. He suggests whisky might only work if taken before a bite to deter exposure. once bitten it accelerates venom spread.

Donald G. Cooley Your Life Magazine

Vitamin A touted as aid to color blindness in war era note

A UCLA teacher reports continued vitamin A doses reduce color blindness by up to five percent. The piece links color vision, traffic signals, and potential military uses, while also noting broader wartime shifts in material supply and production. It cites sources of vitamin A and speculates on defense implications amid a broader discussion of substitutions for civilian needs.

University of California At Los Angeles Europe America Washington

The New Warfare Vs The Old War Concepts

Many in the country still fight the last war clinging to line defense and large troop battles. Analysts note forecasts based on gasoline futures and blockades misread current needs. German industry uses limited oil, challenging the idea that oil alone wins wars. The piece urges revising strategies in light of 1941 realities and following Wavell’s advice to abandon outdated beliefs.

Wavell Flanders

Lindbergh politics spark debate on Roosevelt and leadership

Westbrook Pegler cites Roosevelts long tenure and Lindberghs call for new policies, arguing the American electorate cannot shift leadership until 1945 and warning against imitating Europe. The piece contrasts public trust, impeachment, and wartime policy with caution about populist shifts. Magnesium recovery from Gulf waters noted.

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Courage of Jesus as fearless critic of hypocrisy

The Day Ox presents Earl L. Douglass on Jesus courage, denouncing greed and hypocrisy of scribes and Pharisees. He spoke freely to rich and poor, showing dignity and power that inspired even cowards to seek bravery. His message remains Be not afraid across the centuries.

Jesus Brahson Newspaper Syndicate

Roosevelt convoy rethink shapes wartime strategy

The column explains a shift from traditional convoy to air patrols using aircraft carriers and island bases, linking Atlantic security to Pacific defenses. It highlights Hawaii, the Aleutians, and the Azores Canaries Cape Verdes as key stepping stones, and notes potential British Gibraltar withdrawals could shift Mediterranean access.

Pacific mid-Atlantic Atlantic Loz Roosevelt United States Hawaii Aleutian Islands mid-Pacific Aleutians North Pacific Bismarck Areaus Azores Canaries Canary Cape Verde Islands Cape Verdes U. S Navy Department Gibraltar Mediterranean Amercas Atlantic Islands

Birth and Death of the Sun Explored by Gamow

In Washington County Free Library talk, George Gamow outlines a Sun birth from a cool gas giant to hot stable fusion, then its slow fade and possible explosive end. He notes the Sun’s luminosity rise, hydrogen depletion, and eventual contraction, with life on Earth enduring until extreme heat ends. He also discusses novas and supernovas, the Milky Way’s explosion rate, and the Sun’s extreme core pressure and density.

Washington County Free Library George Gamow Gamow Earth Milky Way Mercury

Everlasting Flowers Give Year Around Bouquets

Gardeners are advised to sow everlastings this spring for dried winter arrangements. Strawflower, globe amaranth, statice, ammobium, gypsophila, Acroclinium, and Rhodanthe are highlighted as year round drying subjects. Cut flowers at half opening, then tie and hang in a dry, dark place to cure.

Plant food usage table for square foot areas

The standard balanced plant food application is 4 pounds per 106 square feet. One quart feeds 50 sq ft and one pint 25 sq ft. For 5x5 area 25 sq ft requires 1 lb or a pint. A 10x10 area 100 sq ft needs 4 tablespoons or 2 quarts. A 20x20 area 600 sq ft needs 24 pounds. A 2x100 foot area 2,580 sq ft requires 100 tablespoons.

British claim 1695 Axis planes downed in Middle East

London dispatch reports British authorities say Axis air losses in the Middle East reach 1695 since operations began June last year, with 156 German night bombers downed in May. British losses cited at 260. additional aircraft loss on the ground noted. June dawn raids on Liverpool and Welsh coast cause casualties.

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