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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
3
A fragment discusses a $260 beer dispute and defines specialists devoted to drinking as well as political ties and corruption. It contrasts ties between city administration and established businesses with a need for clear understanding among Annapolis officials.
Ward by ward listing shows W LEE ELGIN for Ward 2 and P PARKE GEIGER for Ward 3A. The notes present a concise electoral ledger indicating candidate designations and district numbers.
The Baltimore Sun opposes beer dispensaries under Mayor Jacksonian proposals, arguing beer should stay out of saloon-like venues. It favors sale by reputable merchants and established hotels and clubs, with careful licensing to prevent abuse and ensure public welfare.
Seventy five Chicago gentlemen organize a Men's Equal Rights Association seeking broader custody and financial fairness in divorce. They advocate spouses paying own legal costs, opposing jail for inability to pay alimony, and aim to curb greed or vindictiveness in divorce. They stress protecting children and equal duties of both parents. They note Congress has voted on related issues.
As the arms conference nears adjournment the clash over weapons to weaken aggressors sharpens. Britain’s embargo on arms to Japan and China sparked debate, while proposals for a Kellogg Briand pledge barring shipments of war materiel gain traction with possible general trade boycotts.
Washington March 22 political writers dissect Roosevelt's 72 word beer message noting it mirrored Democratic platform language. The piece argues the president’s banking crisis speech becomes a powerful tool to influence Congress and public opinion, signaling strategic use of public messaging.
A humorous monologue portrays a man who finds his family outgrows a sedan yet refuses a bigger car. He explains he needs a bulky vehicle to display political signs and ads on every post and door. His license plate bears a blue tag proclaiming he is a wet while he campaigns on tax repeal with numerous labels cluttering his ride.
Mrs. Mary Marrin recalls time with her nephew Jefferson De Angelis the veteran comedian actor who died yesterday at Orange Memorial Hospital Orange Ne J He visited planned trip to Baltimore but fell ill His family ties include Corsican ancestry and relatives who served Napoleon Bonaparte as interpreter and secretary.
Clarence Cross, colored, of 428 Ruby avenue, held on bond for the May Grand Jury on a charge of stealing Thomas Spielman’s automobile from the rear of the Colonial Theatre. The wrecked car was found early yesterday at the iron bridge on the Waynesboro pike and Cross was arrested by Patrolmen Knode and Rickard near the city limits while walking toward Hagerstown. Cross admitted the theft, according to officers.
A fire broke out in a bedroom at a home on John and Locust streets around 12:45 this morning due to a defective flue. The Fioneer company extinguished the blaze using chemicals.
A New York study from the Buffalo New York Do lage Galston Academy discusses rheumatic fever in children and suggests the disease results from the body's sensitization to streptococcal proteins rather than direct bacterial damage. Intravenous vaccines from killed hemolytic streptococci are being trialed to desensitize patients, with preliminary reports indicating fewer relapses among treated individuals.
A New York tale recounted by Barney Gallant features a Western visitor with a $100 000 line of credit and three $500 checks who discovers a bank holiday leaves him unable to cash any funds. He ends up borrowing $25 from a dining room captain as venues refuse credit and cash, while hotels and banks alike run dry. Gallant notes bars still extend charge options, prompting the visitor to boast of his rare, cashless holiday amid the city’s weekend banking closures.
Frederick March 22 The Frederick County Ministerial Association censured Senator Millard Tydings for supporting the beer bill in Congress and commended Senator Phillips Lee Goldsborough for opposing it A committee was appointed to protest the proposed method of electing delegates to the state convention for prohibition repeal Property sold The L H Swain property West Washington Street was sold at auction for 3050 and the renter property 108 Elizabeth Street brought 500 at auction.
Long list of ward by ward polling locations with judges, election clerks, ballot clerks and guards for multiple precincts. Names include Daniel, Democrat and Republican party officials, with specific polling sites at Antietam Fire Hall and other street intersections. The record enumerates voting officers across Wards 2 3 4 and 8, detailing roles and party affiliations.
Daily devotional prepared by The Rev Gaius Glenn asking readers to rest hope on the Eternal and seek strength in God. Prayer urges wise hopeful trust beyond defeat and disappointment, with a note about Hortense Bel and Bordeaux.
Vintage ad touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a four action cold cure. It promises to open bowels kill germs and fever relieve headache and tone the system with two sizes 30c and 60c available at druggists.
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