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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
2
The piece argues that quiet home life improves health and finances, condemns selfish behavior, and urges real self denial during Lent for happiness and friendship. It reflects a moral-instruction tone and urges readers toward self discipline for social benefit.
The piece blends election aftermath in Hagerstown with guidance from the American Game Association on spring planting to increase game birds. It stresses cooperation between farmers and sportsmen, emphasizes winter cover and nesting zones, and warns that proper food and cover are essential for wildlife through critical seasons. It also mentions recovery from business downturn, dollar strength, and a note on Hollywood’s response to an earthquake.
Public notice fragment stating exclusive right to publish news dispatches credited or not and reservation of local publication rights for special dispatches.
The article argues Lent promotes meditation repentance and self denial though society favors excitement and self gratification. It asserts human maturity requires restraint and cautions against a culture of dissipation and boom period excesses.
Dr Jas M Doran chief of the bureau of industrial alcohol explains the method to keep beer within the 3 2 percent limit using an ebuliometer in federal control He shares jokes about the instrument and notes its role as prohibition shifts from theory to practice The Indiana boy who admitted setting a school fire is noted as lacking salary and relying on experience to demand pay.
A traveler recounts a Gulf voyage where calm sailors and a pipe smoker steadied him, not the storm. He notes seas and humor alike, then returns ashore with appetite restored and a praise for steadier company. The piece contrasts sea travel with land life and ends by citing a Texas farming growth stat between 1920 and 1930.
Prepared by The Rev Gaius Glenn Ayking and issued March 28 the bulletin urges counting personal towers defences and faith as supports against fear while noting a Soviet order placing 5000 tons of steel tubes at Newport Wales for the Cold War era.
Advert says 10 people out of 100 suffer stomach ulcers from acidity and heartburn then urges counter action with Dr Emil's Adla Tablets from Cauffman & Co Ady.
The article outlines migraine as a disabling condition with varied presentations beyond the classic one sided headache. It notes uncertain causes, cites blood flow disruption in the brain as a theory, and mentions that attacks range from minutes to days, often starting in youth and sometimes diminishing with age.
Promises prompt relief from itching and burning skin with Zemo. Claims to soothe tender inflamed skin and clear rashes pimples eczema ringworm, restoring skin to normal. Advises genuine Zemo as worth the price and available at druggists in 35c 60c and $1.
Washington reports a coordinated push by Dr Lawrence E Hicks ornithologist and American Game Association officials to end spring burning of grasslands and roadside areas from May 1 to August 1. They warn burning destroys nests reduces food and shelter and harms birds and soil. They urge eliminating roadside mowing before July 10 to protect nesting sites, citing losses of pheasant and bobwhite nests from mowing and erosion risks from continued burning.
Pittsburgh Mayor Charles H. Kline will resign from office today after a career marked by a 1930 re election victory. Judge Thomas D. Finletter modified his sentence in Philadelphia by removing the six month jail term for malfeasance in office, citing medical risks, while a $5,000 fine and automatic removal from office remain.
Mrs Janet Allen Walker was granted a final decree of divorce from James J Walker former mayor of New York City. The decree signed by Circuit Judge Worth W Trammell follows a recommendation by Master in Chancery T J Dowdell who heard evidence last Tuesday in Miami Florida.
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