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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
3
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A French druggist in Biskra, Algiers edge of the Sahara, is praised by The American Druggist for shedding light on superstition with modern medicine. The piece argues commerce drives reform as old beliefs fade, citing Chinese market expansion and other global modernization trends influencing health and living standards.
Commander E Rosendahl of the U S Navy at Haverford College graduates outlined a bold dirigible future. He predicts Atlantic regular trips in giant airships six times the size of the current Los Angeles carrying passengers freight and even launching aircraft in mid air. The idea conjures a romance the airplane struggles to match.
The piece argues Hoover challenges party leaders by favoring qualified appointments to the federal judiciary, provoking protests from party hacks. It predicts the public will respect him for resisting old-guard pressure, noting that presidents remembered fondly often oppose entrenched interests.
Editorial snippets reference Sir Esme Howard surrendering liquor privileges and French saxophone restrictions after 10 pm. The text notes progress in the country and ends with a quip about a businessman's aim to gain fame from commencement advice.
A collage quotes Roosevelt on expert rule and economic life, Wattering of General Motors on car buying, Captain Joyce on Antarctic exploration, a critic on vocal careers, and Mendoza on jazz. The excerpt reflects views on leadership, exploration, talent, and cultural taste across diverse figures.
In June Manhattan slows under heat as visitors flood in and locals drift away. The author plans an open road escape to relive childhood scenes across towns, rivers, and farms, seeking home-like memories and the wider United States' past. A fragment mentions an ermine flower embroidery on a black rose dress.
Gilbert Swan recalls arriving in New York by chance, lingering longer than planned, and reflecting on his roots as a small town lad amid the bustling metropolis. The quote captures personal transformation and nostalgia for home.
A narrator recalls a friend who endured pain and sleepless nights beside others in need. He checked on the sufferers, offered cheery words, and visited hallways for calls. Others departed, leaving loneliness to weigh on those who endure shared wounds.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that iodine is vital in tiny amounts, stored in the thyroid gland as colloid. Most iodine enters via eggs milk bread wine water and air, with soil mineral content driving regional differences in iodine availability and goiter risk.
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