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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1939
Page
4
The piece surveys spring’s arrival and its healthful promise against a backdrop of Europe’s enduring wars and hatred. It notes efforts to keep anti democratic ideologies at bay while urging tolerance and cautious reform in youth education. It also cites local items on Mount Airy’s exemption effort and Lisbon’s charity meals.
Dr. Howard W. Haggar of Yale outlines a formula for drunkenness thresholds. He cites specific points where beer or highballs with or without meals impair driving ability, noting personal differences and recommending never to drive after drinking.
New York on March 6 reports Olsen and Johnson causing chaos at a hotel dining room party for their show Wellzapopin. Guests danced, coats were swapped in a humorous pageant as Olsen directed follow the leader and coat exchanges ending with guests coatless and puzzled.
Washington observes that if the presidents peace proposal ends the AFL and CIO labor dispute, most major difficulties may dissolve. The letter notes labor must accept pro labor policies while business receives help from the New Deal, with leaders on both sides seeking to merge groups while preserving power. AFL CIO tensions persist as amendments to the act are debated and hearings postponed to aid peace negotiations.
A poem celebrating happiness found in simplicity and friendship. It contrasts pursuit of joy with genuine sharing of burdens and living with purpose. The pieces remind readers to value support, bold declarations of good news, and enduring commitments beyond life.
An Eastern sleuth notes the change in detective methods since Sherlock Holmes. The bank robbery case draws in a call for earlier parolee visibility while Japan's January influenza epidemic claims about 50 lives daily in Tokyo.
The agricultural column explains dormant sprays for peach plum cherry and pear trees and the delayed dormant spray for apples. It advises timing when buds show silvery and before leaves emerge, notes spray options lime sulfur oil and nicotine sulfate, and stresses prep like clearing bark and pruning. It also mentions sending for an apple spraying schedule with a 3 cent stamp and adds a Japan Privy Council age note.
The famed orchestra leader Ozzie Nelson recounts a humorous scene with his wife Harriet Hilliard and their three year old son. Davie’s quip about needing a nurse mirrors family life as they balanced work and home. The excerpt notes the world population around 1937 reached roughly 2.134 billion.
A cryptic line suggests a parent with experience in a similar role would recognize the right path. The speaker hints at practical knowledge about choices and consequences, implying practical judgment matters more than appearance.
A playful column notes quirky lines about a girl wearing a head bandage as a hat and jokes about family life, while a social observation reports traffic congestion in a big city driving people to walk four to five blocks instead of using cars.
Petronella and companions flee Valencia aboard H M S Gallant as Tony plans a risky England passage. Aboard, Jim Blake consoles the weary, Rosita plays with a boy, and Petronella clings to hope while Tony signals from a plane. The rescue marks a tense crossing toward Ferrol and potential reunion.
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