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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1933
Page
2
The Haegerstown Daily Mail reflects on Germany under Adolf Hitler, predicting a four year suspension of democracy via an enabling act and a new constitution. It questions poverty versus wealth, notes widespread tax burdens, and comments on inflation, credit, and a public pull toward returning to farming.
A newspaper notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches credited to it or not, and reserves publication rights for local news and special dispatches. It emphasizes protection of AP dispatch rights and local publication permissions.
A near completion underground garage in Washington costs over 800000 and runs about 60000 annually. It will serve United States senators and representatives with private parking, plus room for 345 cars for less exclusive members. Critics say such luxuries reflect royal prerogatives funded by taxpayers while supporters cite productivity, a recovering economy, and broader optimism under President Roosevelt.
Charles Crisp of Georgia and Jim Collier of Mississippi, once close allies on the Ways and Means Committee, each fell from power and later were named to the tariff commission by Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt respectively. The piece notes their cabinet-like shift and the era’s political upheaval as practical proof of the times.
A reflective verse laments a man whose so called principles become a fetish for personal gain. The speaker condemns selfish certainty, arguing that clinging to money unless it costs others is hollow, urging integrity over legalistic trickery.
An anti liquor rally at Keedysville W C T U hall outlined campaigns to expose liquor harms and advocate nationwide prohibition. Speakers urged Christian action, cited national prohibition history, and stressed child protection while petitions sought to bar beer and alcohol in the county. The article notes a 100 percent rise in farm numbers across West Texas counties from 1920 to 1930 signaling colonization spread.
The final midweek evangelistic service of the series is at First Christian Church this Wednesday evening at 7:45. Rev. Wm. M. Norment will speak on What's In a Man, with the church choir directed by Asher Sedelman providing music and leading hymns. The Uodegian, Helping Hand, and Miss Mary Frances Saum classes will attend. Attendance in prior services has been large, and a big turnout is expected.
Rev Albert E Day pastor of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal church Baltimore will preach at the weekly Lenten service in St Pauls MB church this evening at 745 oclock. After the service the congregation will adjourn to the Sunday school rooms recently renovated with repainted rooms varnished woodwork and a new fighting system installed. The rooms will be opened and declared ready for services. Special music will be rendered by the choir and MP Moller Jr will sing Bolo.
The daily Lenten dedication by The Rev. Gaius Glenn Rakina reflects on Psalm 47 8 11 and the belief that peace is the Lord s work War is the result of human folly and passion and peacemaking is a divine calling The meditation urges wisdom patience forbearance and a personal commitment to peace within and among all God s children Amen
Pennsylvania Railroad officials said they may sell beer in dining cars as 21 years pass since beer and liquor were banned on the system. Return hinges on actions in 13 states including New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and more. passenger traffic representatives monitor legislation across the route.
Migraine II outlines factors in onset including external and constitutional causes. It classifies migraine into ocular, menstrual, cerebral, allergic and alimentary types. Diet, bile flow, and careful medical evaluation including eye exams and possible tests are emphasized for diagnosis and management.
Culver City Calif March 29 One of George Bernard Shaw s caustic remarks Tuesday left actress Ann Harding in tears and briefly interrupted production on a movie set where he had been visiting. Harding said it was an uncalled for bit of rudeness to an organization which has sincerely admired him for years.
The Baer farm of seven acres near Hopewell sold yesterday at the courthouse by auctioneer B. D. J. M. Ward for 3500 dollars. Auctioneer Fred M. White sold the Stoneburner property at 1204 West Washington Street for 1900 pounds.
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