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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
2
The piece notes mass unemployment and scarce relief but predicts a lavish gate for the Schmeling versus Louis fight set for next Wednesday in New York. It contrasts public indifference with promoter optimism and criticizes harvesters of attention in American life.
A survey by Howard D. Salina of European drought effects shows severe losses across Britain, Germany, France, and Italy since March with hopes for American farmers as exports may absorb surplus. Mercury’s heat and Venus atmosphere cited as reasons why homesteading space feels unlikely. Ambassador Suvich’s Pittsburgh speech criticized as risky meddling in U.S. democracy. Maryland Christian Endeavor convention set for Frederick with 400 delegates and speakers Harold Chaney and Richard Shipley.
In Centreville Maryland on June 16 the body of 45 year old Marion Dixon who had vanished while aiding a search for 14 year old John Covell was recovered from the Corsica river just yards from where Covell's body had been found.
Washington Daybook notes a humorous contrast of per capita phones in the U S and abroad with six phones per desk and 23 million square miles to cover. It also recounts Senator Prentiss M Brown asking for his laundry and a white night gown from the Hotel Olds, resulting in a C O D delivery.
Dr Manfred Kraemer argues chronic constipation is rarely linked to organic change and is best viewed as a symptom. A study of 174 patients shows 73 percent habitually use laxatives, with most starting in their twenties to thirties, prompting emphasis on diet, lifestyle, and occasional psychotherapy.
New York notes on Charlie Carroll, Benny Goodman era drummer, detailing his rise from a young drum man to a key percussionist. The piece highlights the devotion, travel, and financial outlay of a professional drummer, including equipment lists and session work at Radio City and Rockefeller venues.
A nostalgic meditation on golf describes the game as madness that exposes wealth and poverty, a cup of gall for the skilled and for the saints, a weapon of despair and a leveller. It frames golf as a strange, curiously uplifting fear that sinners envy Davids.
In a 1616 publication of Utopia, Sir Thomas More presents the day as an ideal model of labor. The account outlines a balanced schedule emphasizing diligence, communal welfare, and orderly routines within a structured society.
Evening relief for tired feet promised by Moore’s Emerald Oil with a hot foot bath and soap rinse. Rub in a teaspoon of Emerald Oil to soothe aching feet by morning, claiming quick relief and comfortable work. Sold at Cauffman’s Cut Rate Store and other druggists with money back guarantee.
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