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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1937
Page
3
A Chicago era Daily Mail column dissects prelude to war highlighting Hitler's brutality and a global drift toward savagery. It then shifts to Tennessee, criticizing state standards after a sensational bridegroom case and a tragic harness accident, labeling the state negligent and primitive.
A cryptic copyright statement notes that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and publish all news and patches credited or not in the paper. It reserves publication rights for special patches and related material across the publication.
New York City educators question teaching methods as students misuse common words before and after tests. Examples show widespread confusion with terms like revere, deficit, err, formidable, corps, bade, era, decade, martyr, epitome, banquet, harass, grimace, and ani. The discussion links vocabulary drills to overall language success and budget rhetoric emerges in a parallel note on national economy and settlement abroad.
Advisers say the wage hour bill could reach a 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling with Van Devanter upholding it. They warn the board may set diverse wage scales to favor some regions, potentially choking off marginal industries while protecting others. Courts could be asked for injunctions to counter board actions.
Three bombs exploded in Paris post offices on Friday, blamed on the return of the "three judges of hell." Cardboard tubes seven inches long filled with black powder detonated under stamps, injuring two clerks. In California, Ford plant plans to resume operations Monday after a tentative peace.
Grain quotations from Kline Bros the Benevola area show prices for wheat corn oats and potatoes and a list of local produce including ham eggs lard onions and walnuts. A tangential note mentions ancient Greek poets describing flying machines as winged chariots from around 300 B.C.
A reader warns against fake remedies claiming to curb liquor cravings and notes such treatments do not exist. The piece explains alcohol addiction is a complex issue involving psychology and physiology, distinguishing occasional use from true addiction and detailing progressive damage to liver kidneys brain heart and nervous system.
The text notes that alcohol addiction commonly causes personality change and memory loss, with loss of self control and ethical blunting. In severe cases it can lead to complete mental degeneration and dementia. It frames alcoholism as a biologic and psychological disease with many complications and criticizes shaming as ineffective.
A stormy sequence on Farrington Bluff begins with the shooting of Jude Blinshop and continues through a string of attacks. The narrator lists suspects including Cook, William, Annie, Higgins, the Skipper, M Farrington, and Gay Palmer, weighing motives, alibis, and possible hidden connections while hinting at concealed truths and a looming rescue.
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