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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1933
Page
3
An archival fragment notes that Associated Press news dispatches are exclusively entitled to publication and use. It states all rights of publication of special dispatches are reserved and credits the AP for non credited material.
President Roosevelt signed a bill relaxing liquor prescription rules under which doctors may prescribe "efficient quantity" of alcohol with regulation. The piece notes medical debate on alcohol effects, the Prohibition era concerns, and hopes physicians will handle prescriptions responsibly while some patients pursue relief through doctors.
Economic outlooks and policy debates unfold as notes discuss consumer spending, inflation relief for bank depositors, and the aim to restore growth through domestic measures while considering a return to the gold standard. World talks led by Prime Minister MacDonald seek June conference, stressing coordinated actions and tariff reductions.
The text notes omission of war debts and disarmament from the agenda, suggesting later introduction. It says Britain has not defaulted and that France may raise the issue with disarmament, while signaling concerns about an international attack on economic paralysis.
Henry Stubbs, a Santa Maria pastor nicknamed Pat, wins the California tenth district seat in the 73rd Congress. He built a soup kitchen aiding 4000 hungry people, slept in his car during the campaign, and vows to push an embargo on foreign oil imports and a California water project funded by a $160,000,000 federal loan.
Anthropologists note American born children of foreign-born parents tend to be taller and heavier than their parents. Growth gains likely due to diet enhancements such as extra milk, not fat or fat-soluble vitamins, suggesting children's needs differ from adults.
The article argues for giving growing children a richer diet than average. It notes milk as a safe margin food because its protein is readily used and it is rich in calcium and phosphorus.
The Comptroller of the Currency announced the granting of a charter to the First National Bank of Belair Maryland. The new bank will succeed two Belair institutions and lists W. Wylie Hopkins as president and H. B. O'Neill as cashier. The note on taste remains four sensations: salt sweet sour and bitter.
Adrienne Ames and her sister shopped and toured New York as a crowd gathered around her limousine near Union Square. Though mobbed and glowered at, Ames was flattered by recognition. Actress Mae Murray resided in Village nightlife and discussed public persona on parade. The Talisferro sisters clarified pronunciation of their name Tolliver.
Advice for guiding a girl during early sewing lessons emphasizes patient encouragement and minimal interference. It urges allowing crude, finished first projects and letting the child critique and improve her work, ending with respect for her chosen materials and self-directed learning. The piece notes James Gould of Duluth, Minnesota reporting his wife burned his trousers to stop him going out.
A visiting Kirby inspires locals with talk of phlox mignonette and strawberries as markets falter. The speaker imagines the town’s lull in fear, envisioning endless blossoms and a shared habit of tending gardens to sustain hope beyond hardship.
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