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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
4
A regional American College of Surgeons meeting notes a shift toward antivenom for snake bites, despite advocacy for whiskey as a pain reliever in other medical contexts. Dr Bowman Q Trowell of Chicago supports inoculation and vaccination, while opposing whiskey as a snake bite treatment.
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The article argues that longer weekends will redefine American leisure as the five day week expands. It envisions more weekend travel, cottage construction, suburban homes, and resort activity, with many workers seeking extra odd jobs to boost income and initiative.
Educational institutions launch campaigns to fund improvements. Princeton Theological Seminary seeks 3 million dollars to expand its educational service. Private colleges face reduced investments and tighter finances amid a cautious recovery. Committees note faculty efforts to recruit for new projects as tax changes loom with preparatory fear.
Baseball is the national game and should be played beyond big league diamonds. Every American boy deserves a chance to play on a local ball team, with school and factory teams boosting public spirit, preventing mischief, and drawing people to town for better business.
Two prevailing views explain alcohol addiction the psychiatric theory and the alternative view of social factors. The psychiatric school sees drinkers using alcohol to escape painful reality with prior distress such as bereavement divorce poverty and marital or sexual unhappiness. The other view considers additional influences beyond psychological distress.
Washington commentary notes Ambassador Bonnet’s assertion that negotiations require U S and France to prove integrity. It comparesFrance’s debt terms with Britain and outlines per cent schedules and total projected costs, arguing France appears cocky to seek terms before paying overdue notes.
Psychiatrists discuss ad diction as a case of personality disability with precipitating emotional crisis. Physiology explains craving as bodily conditioning and tissue metabolism creating a somatic urge that overrides normal appetite, forming a vicious circle through habit and tolerance.
Arraigned Saturday afternoon before Magistrate Robert Clingan at Boonsboro on charges from an automobile crash in which Ruth Miller, 19, of Eukles Mill, was injured Sunday evening. Chas. A. Thomas of Frederick was fined a total of 138 dollars.
A daily flood of classified notices offers buyers and sellers new grain price ideas and market opportunities. The page highlights quotes and listings across regions, reflecting shifts in supply, demand, and futures outlook for farmers and traders.
In New York, June 7, George Tucker notes actress Otis Skinner’s daughter returns from a record London engagement to work on a new drama “Edna, His Wife” for her own winter production. She chats of London life and the coronation, jokes about dieting, and highlights her solo star power as she often writes and performs entire productions.
The performer recalls past productions from The Empress Eugenie to The Wives of Henry VIII and Loves of Charles II. She anticipates a new Margaret Ayer Barnes adaptation set in Chicago, about a man focused on success and his wife struggling to keep up. Skinner expects it to be a lively, Western-tinged piece.
Workmen razing a band stand in Edgewood Texas uncovered a mailbag lost fifteen years earlier. The bag had remained unopened and most contents stayed in perfect condition, offering a rare glimpse of the long missing correspondence.
An advertiser warns that kidneys contain many tiny tubules and may be damaged by strong drugs. It touts Crstex Lisa-Tex as a doctor prescribed treatment for night urinary symptoms and general pains, promising fast results and a money back guarantee.
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