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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1933
Page
3
The Associated Press notes an elusive member tied to ongoing sprees in the tee area. Authorities seek evidence to confirm involvement or exonerate all parties, stressing that items bearing questionable patencies are under review.
The article laments deteriorating speech toward a past ideal, cites education’s failure, and contrasts rural labor's vigor from soil work with urban living. It notes German education shifts under Nazi influence and hints at global economic concerns with steel and London’s economic congress and a U.S. mandate.
Former Governor Alfred E Smith declines an invitation to run for mayor of New York. His ties to Tammany and loyalty to the Tammany Tiger create concerns about a split party ticket and a difficult position for a future governor.
President Roosevelt pushes an industrial recovery bill to forge a partnership between government and industries. It argues workers and owners, along with the government, should share in welfare and profits, with management given security to invest, aiming for longer lasting, steadier employment and profits than the old everyone-for-himself approach.
In Washington Herbert Plummer notes a tall serious young man Charlie Watkins Senate minute and journal clerk and de facto parliamentarian who has kept vice presidents from missteps, while Vice President Garner shows an instinct for rapid action and House style rules. Watkins guides Garner toward proper Senate procedure.
Alice Judson Peale outlines practical steps to foster a child’s reading habit. Provide ample engaging material from libraries and schools, let the child select favorites, read aloud together, and offer age appropriate magazines and a personal bookshelf. When poor books are chosen, seek better options with the same appeal.
Fort Worth Texas May 22 The noise of dishes cracking and shattering in the heat probably saved Bert Mitinick and his family when their home caught fire Wilbert 18 was awakened by the noise at 3 30 AM smelled smoke and shouted fire The family escaped just as the last exit was closed behind them by flames
Clyde E B Grove unearthed a bronze souvenir coin behind the Sharpsburg Bank likely lost during the Civil War. The piece bears Major General G B McClellan War of 1861 on one side and George B Worden Alle gany Co NY Co 1 6 4 Regiment T and N Y 8 V on the other, near a site once used as a temporary hospital after the Battle of Antietam. In separate note, Hebri injections into a 9 day old chick made it crow and develop a rooster-like comb.
New York social scene vignette notes a well-dressed young man leaving a hotel ball in seaman attire. After a stumble he hails a cab, boasts of his home address, and is humorously mistaken by a taxi driver for a Navy Yard contact. The piece weaves urban culture, fashion, and glimpses of notable names and places.
The article discusses angina pectoris as a heart disease caused by narrowing of heart vessels. It notes painful attacks, variable symptoms, and the ineffectiveness of curing the underlying arteries. Treatments focus on pain relief with drugs and limited surgical nerve severing. Doctors Fitzhugh and Hamilton urge maintaining usefulness through management, citing a 52-year-old patient who died after a prolonged illness following a period of relief.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a historical note about a person named Black John Pederson, known for racing and cloth flower production. The snippet mentions a four year span and a business involving cloth flowers, with unclear further details about provenance or activities.
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