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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented notice outlines subscription rates payable in advance for one year by carrier and different zone pricing. It mentions the Circulation Department and an Audit Bureau of Circulation member, with a contact phone number and a general manager reference.
The Associated Press reports on Roosevelt's emergency program, Congress granted powers to the President, and officials foresee how the White House will use them. Support grows for child labor protection as states move to ratify a federal amendment. The piece muses on population, birth rates, and a speculative red shift in astronomy.
Des Moines June 19. Prohibitionists urged 25 city rallies to keep Iowa dry as repeal campaigns wind down. Wet and dry supporters predicted victory. Gov Clyde L. Herring forecast repeal by a good margin and backed liquor control and the Quebec Plan.
Washington observers noted the House used its strict rules to push through an intensive set of emergency measures in March 1933 while the Senate lagged on veteran payments. Twenty days yielded six major proposals from emergency banking to Civilian Conservation Corps creation. A separate note reports the recovery of Victor Springer’s stolen automobile on Ridge Avenue after it was stripped of tires and battery.
A short verse extols acting with resolve and compassion. It praises rushing to aid, bearing responsibility, and aiding others without delay, emphasizing strength, generosity, and service over blame. The speaker vows to feed the hungry and help the fallen.
The article argues vitamins and hormones are essential in tiny amounts and may share chemical similarities. It notes vitamin C origin, lime juice against scurvy in sailors, and extracts from adrenal glands showing scurvy protection with analogous formulas.
The Rev. Harlan J Brooke of the Church of the Brethren spoke to a small audience at the local church on Christ at Work in India. He gave an illustrated lecture on The Growing Church in India and announced a second part tonight at 7:45. An informal reception followed. He returns Tuesday for another lecture at Broadfording Church and departs Wednesday for Camp Harmony to teach at Johnstown.
Fragmentary text notes that the wild progeniture cannot be positively identified, leaving questions about lineage and provenance. The brief suggests ongoing uncertainty without definitive matching to known individuals or records.
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