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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
3
A humorous column reflects on American progress since independence, praising the nation while poking fun at frontier myths. The Biological Survey debunks beliefs about hoop snakes and snakebite remedies, noting leather boots and lariats outperform charms and even poison gas. Modern drivers and cowboys mock sensational tales, while readers are cautioned about grand scientific manifestos and Santa Claus myths.
Lions, lionesses and cubs are welcomed to Hagerstown for the district Lions Clubs convention hosted by Hagerstown and Boonsboro clubs. The local Lions Club is noted for welfare work including the Babies Milk Fund and has drawn national attention through Lions International projects over sixteen years.
A physician speaks for belief in God alongside creative evolution, saying there is no essential conflict between science and faith. He notes many doctors witness medical recoveries that seem guided by Providence, reflecting a common view among practitioners of experience with healing beyond their power. The piece cites a 56 per cent wage measure and related industry notes from Ohio.
A humble citizen urges London delegates to be fearless bold idealistic generous and practical. He argues for applied common sense over diplomatic posturing and supports rational China loan terms that buy U S wheat and cotton for shipment to those in need. Bernard Rattner travels from the Rio Grande valley to Chicago to promote the valley’s exhibit for the world fair.
Washington reports Huey Long of Louisiana 다시 the bluster and sharp temper as the Kingfish resurfaces amid battles over the Glass banking bill and industrial recovery. He targets the woman at the wash pots and the Arkansas bid for Robinson’s scalp, then feuds with Democratic leader Joe Robinson and rebounds after a fierce rebuke.
Poem in Edgar A. Guest’s verse on accepting imperfection in golf. It reflects a man who no longer fixes his happiness on scores or perfect shots, recognizing life endures beyond a few missed putts.
Prohibition enforcement agencies in Maryland will be cut by more than a third immediately and wiped out by August 10 under a presidential reorganization order announced in Baltimore. The 65 Maryland and District of Columbia officers will drop by 25 by July 1, with a skeleton force of about one third of the current 5,000 nationwide enforcement staff. Firemen in St Louis refuse to donate to a campaign fund supporting a faction in city administration.
In Gaines New York June 14 affluent social circles explore open weekend sojourns at exclusive Long Island homes. Guests pay informally for board, meals, and activities, while hosts set the charge privately. Tensions arise when pet policies clash over bringing dogs as guests.
Health experts stress three key health factors: adequate food intake protection from contagion and proper elimination. The large intestine plays a central role, storing and excreting undigested material and substances like iron calcium and magnesium that kidneys cannot readily remove, with cautions about cathartics.
An old advertisement promotes Magnesia Oxolde as a health tonic for gall bladder issues and general vitality. It references oxygen-pure air and a “packed bowl” steam method, claiming benefits like weight loss and increased vigor, with sensational language and German chemical mentions.
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