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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1939
Page
8
A jumble of guidance pieces on parole, personal relationships, and legal action. It discusses petitioning governors, handling petitions through lawyers, and warns against dating while married while urging separation or divorce with practical steps. The lettered voices BB, Vernie, Seeked, and Betty Brainerd share counsel to readers.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to calm nerves and aid digestion. It claims improved appetite sleep weight gain and better health citing Mrs Virginian Propst of Barkersburg as a testimonial and suggests asking a druggist for the liquid or tablet form.
Boonsboro Girl Scout groups Nos 7 and 9 report ongoing work toward badges and first aid preparedness. Troop 7 under Mrs Baltzley plans an investiture. Troop 9 forms a first aid patrol for playground injuries. Troop 4 focuses on World Knowledge and insignia embroidery. A butterfly display and hake sale are set for March 31 to April 1.
Mussolini says Italy will negotiate on colonies while defending living standards and peace. Western observers split on his stance as a conciliatory gesture to France yet others see a force based foreign policy. Diplomats note Madrid’s fall may erase lines between Paris and Rome in the Spanish Civil War.
In a pointed address, Mussolini avoided territorial demands and said Italy would not seize French soil. He cited colonial issues in Tunisia, Djibouti, and the Suez Canal, asserting future actions would be decisive despite French rejection of talks.
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