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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
4
A 1935 editorial argues workers must strive beyond mere payroll maintenance as business changes demand higher effort. It notes the value of initiative, reduced indifference, and the link between improved worker spirit, production, profits, and fair wages. The piece reflects era concern with efficiency and wage moderation.
The piece discusses Dr J B Taylor of the University of Pittsburgh proposing to turn contract bridge into a science by applying mathematical probability to card combinations. It cites the vast number of possible hands and questions the practicality while noting benefits to players. It also critiques Senate and House spending on the Congressional Record and the gag rule limiting remarks.
The article notes Bertice Eliott Roosevelt, son of the president, applying himself to an airline position with intense effort. It contrasts his energy with other privileged youths who misunderstand diligence, highlighting a strong early example of commitment and discipline in a demanding role.
The poem by Edgar A. Guest extols wealth as friendship memories and inner strength, with nature and faith shaping a rich inner life. It contrasts gold with the wealth of mind and heart. The second item notes Anna Battle Lee of John Street admitted to Washington County Hospital Saturday for dressing a slashed wrist.
Washington observers note that with Roosevelt's emergency program near completion, the focus shifts to the 73rd Congress in January. Reports from the Hill show farm mortgage bill clarifications to about 100 congressmen, revealing how planning shapes legislation. The piece predicts tougher leadership for Speaker Rainey and Floor Leader Burns in a larger Democratic House and a possible shift in approach after summer recess.
A screaming woman in a speeding car tried to jump from the vehicle, causing Berkeley Springs excitement as bystanders and men restrained her inside. The car vanished toward Ridersville while officers pursued presumed kidnappers. Sheriff’s absence allowed a Morgan County jail inmate to escape.
An advert promotes Hem-Roid tablets claiming quick action for piles and related bowel issues with a money back guarantee. It asserts safety and blood flow improvement and cites drug stores offering the product.
Reports from the John McCormick Institute for Infectious Diseases in Chicago indicate that a notable share of diabetes cases arise within weeks after acute infections such as typhoid scarlet fever cholera influenza diphtheria malaria syphilis and rheumatic fever. The research shows temporary diabetes during infections and suggests pancreatic injury may contribute to true diabetes, since insulin production from the Islands of Langerhans can be affected by contagious diseases.
Mrs. Rose L. Jewell, 49, of Jarville, was killed instantly when the car she rode as a passenger struck a pole near Urbana in Frederick County on Saturday afternoon as the driver tried to brush a bee from his hat. Daniel Hoffman of Stantonville escaped with slight injuries. A Hagerstown physician pronounced her dead at the scene.
In 1933 more than 34004 books were borrowed by readers who are blind from Chicago public libraries served across seven states. The program aided blind residents, expanding access to printed material through regional lending and outreach efforts.
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