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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
2
Community readers are informed of subscription rates payable in advance. General Manager C. BE. Phillips announces rates for all departments with contact numbers 104 105 106 and mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation affiliation.
A notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and publish all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise, including local news within the paper, and reserves the publication rights for special dispatches.
The piece lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt as president, praising his honesty, concern for the people, and commitment to the New Deal. It argues he is the leader to remake America from within, calling for citizen cooperation and emphasizing responsibility beyond the presidency. It notes the country faces unprecedented global and domestic challenges and stresses prudent, practical governance over experimentation.
Special Lenten services are being held in churches observing the season. Lent is a forty day period of fasting and self denial from Ash Wednesday to Easter. It is a time of spiritual revival, self examination, and renewed devotion to church and Lord. The piece ties Lent to world events, war in Manchuria, and calls for peace while noting embargoes and diplomacy. It ends with a light note on radio announcers and a bridge hands anecdote.
The passage notes Roosevelt's arrival at the White House as a turning point, stressing confidence as the wellspring of national life and predicting revived hope and inspiration as he assumes leadership.
The Adult Choir of forty voices from the Church of the Brethren on Washington and Mulberry streets directed by Raymondk Hollinger will present their third monthly musicale at the vesper service Sunday at 4 30. Grace Washburn, coloratura soprano, guest soloist. program includes hymns anthems solos and offertory pieces. Public invited.
Musical service at St John’s Episcopal Church includes morning anthem Hear Us a Saviour and an evening program at 7 16 led by organist Roy Alexander with selections by Franch Rubinstein Handel Baumgartner and others. Rev Dr Walter Hyron Biehl rector to preside and Mrs Helen Cavanaugh soloist. Also ministers to address Lent significance at Washington County Ministerial Association and Broadfording Church of the Brethren ends series with Harvey Martin sermon Home.
HH Mills, Hagerstown businessman, will speak at the Farmers Protective Association meeting Monday evening in the Williamsport schoolhouse. His topic is Cause and Cure of Versive Government Costs Taxes Unemployment and Financial Moratoriums. F P A plant officers report progress and plans. Discussion on relief, band music, and humorous recitations.
The article reports that sexual hormones accelerate growth and flowering in hyac roth lily and arum lily, with the arum lily flowering twice. It notes isolation of follicular hormone from peat coal and petroleum, identical to animal hormones, and suggests plants may contain similar hormones. It highlights progress in identifying the origins and functions of sexual hormones and their relevance to female reproductive health.
Poem urges choosing a simple sane path of empathy and shared burden over prideful or selfish paths. It contrasts the plain road with boastful and forgetful routes, praising understanding, pity, forgiveness, and communal courage.
In a Lenten devotion by The Rev Gaius Glenn Aukins the danger of worldly scheming is warned. True freedom comes from aligning plans with God, not breaking His law. A prayer seeks humility, healing, and surrender to His will. A church series on Sin begins March 5 at 7:45 led by Rev Ja k, with topics including Unsafe Lifeboats and The Demon Drink, through April 2.
A dense listing of church services across multiple denominations in the area. Contains times for Sunday School Morning and Evening Services, sermons by various pastors, evangelistic and revival meetings, midweek prayer and study sessions, and additional programs including youth groups and Bible study. Entities include Rev Wm Norment, Rev James A Crain, Rev F H Snavely, Rev W A Hess, Rev J S Washburn, Rev Walter Stehl, Rev Paul Holdcraft, Rev J Andrew Browne, Rev M A Feeperman, Rev Levi Ziegler, Rev Paul R Barnaby, Rev R S Daubert, Rev Edgar Showalter, Marvin & Cooper evangelists, Union Chapel, and Church of God Summit Ave and Baltimore. Locations include South Potomac, Washington area churches, and text references to streets such as 324 W Washington St and Summit Ave. Times listed range from morning 9:30 to evening 7:30, with several 7:00 to 11:00 blocks, and midweek sessions.
A layered list of Sabbath schedules across multiple churches including Noward Street M E Howard, Chestnut Street, and others. It records Sunday School times, morning and evening services, evangelistic meetings, and guest speakers such as Miss Gregory Y RP, with congregations in Smithsburg, Sharpsburg, Keedysville, Leitersburg, and nearby towns.
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