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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1933

Page

2

The Daily Mail Editorial Mailing and Circulation Details

Address communications to The Daily Mail Editorial Business or Circulation Department not to individuals. Phoné 104 105 106. Be Phillips general manager. Audited circulation figures show losses listed for January 1932 and January 1933. Post office entry Haeretown 2nd class matter December 12 1838.

Daily Mail BE. Phillips Nd BP Audit Bureau of Circulation Isle Ce Haeeratown

Ambition and the NRA Open Shop Settlement Discussed

A Washington observer notes that ambition fuels leaders yet may mislead youths. The NRA's conciliation resolve ends a heated open shop dispute, with labor and industry wary of future clashes.

NRA Byron Frice Associated Preas Washington Labor Men Om~ Is

Trike and shop code prompt new outbreak warning

NRA officials warned that failure to address a draft provision could trigger a new and worse outbreak. Employers and government recognized the danger and pressed for concessions to avert it.

NRA

Energy and Fidelity Rewarded Despite Improbable Walls

The passage asserts that energy mental effort and fidelity are always rewarded, urging steady perseverance when facing barriers. It frames persistence as a universal principle guiding personal or collective advancement.

The Trying Age in Early Childhood

Dr Iago Galdston discusses ages three to six as the trying age for child development and parent adjustment. The article notes neglect risks after a new baby arrives, behavioral disorders like bedwetting and temper tantrums, and the shift from infant routines to autonomy at meals and bedtimes, with parental discipline becoming more challenging.

Child Labor Amendment May Find Path To Constitution

Washington reports the proposed twentieth amendment banning child labor in industry may gain traction without a time limit. Since 1924 several states have ratified or approved, with nine legislatures sending notices and nine more joining the six earlier supporters. States such as Illinois North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon New Jersey Ohio New Hampshire Washington and Michigan have acted in favor.

Herbert Plummer Washington Congress House Senate Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Montana Wisconsin NRA Blue Eagle State Department Illinois North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon New Jersey Ohio New Hampshire Michigan

Just Fouxs By EDGAR A GUEST

A poem in which Edgar A. Guest reflects on aging and obedience to a mother figure. The speaker reveals a playful resistance to small requests such as tea or pie and gradually accepts guidance as he grows older. The verse contrasts child like stubbornness with mature acquiescence.

Frederick Fire Company Winner Frederick Fire Company Winner

The Independent Fire Company of Frederick Maryland won first prize for best appearance among visiting volunteer organizations and its ladies auxiliary won first prize for best appearance. They also earned third place for the largest number of uniformed men in line. The three prizes totaled 125 dollars in cash and three laying cups.

Washington Independent Fire Company Frederick National Firemen

Wealth Means Charm and Happiness In Health Ad

An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming it boosts general health and energy. The copy appeals to women, promising more pep and vitality for discharge of daily tasks and social activities.

Lydia Pinkhem

Liquor Vote Talk At Services Urges No Repeal

Rev Dr J M Gil lum of St Paul's M E church preached on Methodism and the liquor traffic noting no repeal majority yet in wet and dry states. He warned churches are attacked by repeal promoters and urged voting against repeal while calling repeal backlash possible if 18th Amendment falls. The talk followed a report on beer signs in six states seen during travels. A separate note mentions free game tickets for boys 10 to 16 honoring Cardinals manager Frankie Frisch.

J. M. Gillum St. Paul's M E. Church Methodist Church United States St. Louis Cardinals Frankie Frisch

Sherlock Gordon and Truex Scenes Feature in New York

William Gaines reports on stage and screen notables in New York. Richard Gordon as Sherlock Holmes with Angora and Peanuts provide comic analysis. Ernest Truex recalls beginnings in Missouri and theatre lore. John Ringling shines as a keen bridge player alongside famed experts in a lively card world.

William Gaines New York Watson Sherlock Holmes Richard Gordon Gordon Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Conan, Doyle Gordon Peatutg Holmes Angora Sherlock Gordon Peanuts John Ringling

Pomona Grange to Present Prizes for Boys and Girls Clubs

The Pomona Grange of Frederick and Washington counties plans year long prizes for outstanding boys and girls clubs. David Fry presided at the annual Leitersburg meeting where county agents will judge winners. Jacob Taylor of Potomac Grange spoke on cutting middlemen in farming and the New Deal role. E Stuart Bushong explained the Farm Loan Act and county farmer assistance.

Pomona Grange Frederick Washington Lelteraburg Leitersburg Grange David Fry Jefferson E. F. Holter Middletown Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall Alvey Etzler Mt. Pleasant Jacob Taylor Potomac Grange Washington, D. C America E. Stuart Bushong Maryland Farm Loan Commissioner Washington County

Bank Relocates to New Public Square Site on West Washington

The Farmers and Merchants Bank moved from Public Square to the building formerly used by Mechanics Loan and Savings Institution on West Washington Street. The bank opens today in its new banking rooms. The University of Iowa library has surpassed the half million circulation mark for three consecutive years.

Farmers and Merchanota Bank Public Square Weat Washington Street Mechanics Loan and Savings Institution University of Iowa Library

Not Clean Skin Specific Tonic Claim

The text touts a skin tonic claiming to boost red blood cells and hemoglobin to improve oxygen delivery, energy, and tissue repair, claiming a two week treatment with a large bottle and references to scientific research and many users as proof. It urges purchase of an eight eight eight product at drug stores.

Runaway Boys Detained In Washington Trip Abort

Three boys under 15 were picked up by patrols in Frederick on a proposed trip to the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. John Knode notified state police, and their father retrieved them in Washington. One boy planned to visit relatives in Pennsylvania and hoped to ride to Chicago. Detention was used until officials arrived.

Washington Ti. C Chicago John Knode Frederick Pennsylvania

Election and Registration Notice for Washington County

The Board of Supervisors of Election in Washington County Maryland gives notice of a September 12, 1933 election for six delegates at large and three from the Sixth District to ratify a proposed constitutional amendment. Voter registration will occur during the election hours across precincts listed, including Red Man's Hall Shapeburg and multiple town venues, under authority of the 1933 Acts.

Code of Public General Laws Maryland Board of Supervisors of Election Washington County General Assembly of United States General Board of Registry Red Man's Hall Public Square Shacpeburg William Sports Antietam Sante Ave Old Orphan’ S Home Potomac Bt Hagerstown Old Orphans Gone Potomac &J Magerstowna Innett Fellows’ Hall Clear Spring Hancock Motor Co Hancock Stoffman Chevrolet -Con Hantdek F. Hall Boonsboro F. Ball Bar Watson Smithaburg New Town Hall Rohreraville UW. A Letsterabure Bremen Truck Room Conococheague Williamsport Boont Town Nolanl Motors, Inc E. Washington Harry Schueler Cizar Lee St South Endy Horse Shoe Club S. Potomac St John W. Cable, Jr Chenaville I. If. Grimm Main St Keedysville Downavilly Maryland Motor Co Ktree Fechtig N. Potomac Sci Hameratown N. Potomac St Franklin Mulberry Sts Turner Frop Hagaratown Mulberry St Mageratown Rowland’ S Mulberry Wilson's Western Pike Wilson’s Ditto’s W. Washington Hagerator Western Enterprise Washington Square Wargerstown Anklin St Wagerstown West End Salem Ave Wear End Fisher's Garage Hatway Eltas B

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