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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1939

Page

3

Daily sp fail established 1828 in Hagerstown

Daily sp fail is published every evening except Sunday by The Mail Publishing Company at 25 Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland. J A Hawken is editor. Associated Press membership notes rights and restrictions apply to dispatches and local news.

Sp. Fail Seeee the Mail Publishing Company Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland J. A Hawken Associated Press

September Quandaries Seesaw of Seasonal Choices

Readers ponder whether to stash summer white garments or keep them handy for a late warm spell. Should a fall rain coat be bought or rely on old gear another six years. Debate over corn feasts and gains from vacation and whether to sleep extra or wake early.

Japan's Hiranuma cabinet resigns amid shifting alliances

The Japanese cabinet under Baron Hiranuma resigns as Tokyo adjusts to the Russo-German non aggression deal and the anti Comintern pact. Military leaders push a fascist leaning policy while Japan seeks to recalibrate its relations with Britain France and the United States amid tense China policies. American tourists report worsening European conditions as global tensions rise.

Inet Japan Baron Hiranuma China Hiranuma Russia Manchukuo Tientsin Tokyo Lre Hitler Mussolini Mitsuis Europe Britain France United States

Editorial collage on Old Guard and Republican votes

A compilation of editorial comments from multiple papers condemning Old Guard Republicans and their votes to curb presidential powers and devalue the dollar. Includes critiques of labor stance, calls for honesty in Philadelphia leadership, and notes on Dewey and Townsendism.

Bedlam Boston Globe Ind Dewey Miami Herald High Seas John D. SM. Hamilton Congress Lincoln Star Ind. Dem

Blame Cotton and Comrade Hitler Headlines

The August report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates 1939 total cash farm income near 7.9 billion dollars, down 120 million from 1938, with cotton sales collapsing in the first half. Comrade Hitler sent a flunky to Stalin, but Stalin was too busy to meet, and Hitler would not jump when stuck in a noose.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics Hitler Comrade Stalin Comrade Hitler

Man About Manhattan Sees New Theater Season Begin

New York enters its fairest make believe theater season with hopes that a few shows will truly sing. The piece notes fall in Broadway mood, mentions renowned venues like Music Box Empire and Belasco, and observes critics and stars returning as openings are announced. George Tucker muses on theater life and the season’s promise.

New York Manhattan Broadway Music Box Empire Belasco Center Theater Alexander Woollcott

Planting Guide For Nursery Stock In Early Spring

The notice outlines spring planting guidelines for various stock. It covers horseradish and rhubarb, fruit trees planted to avoid winter losses, asparagus with roots established in spring on soils prepped last fall, roses with climbers in mid October and bush varieties in early November, and lawn grass with low seeding in early September and limited spring repairs.

Air Weighs About 633 Grains Per Cubic Foot

A historical note states air density is roughly 633 grains per cubic foot, indicating lightweight atmospheric mass. The figure reflects early measurements of air weight used in practical physics and engineering discussions.

Planting Dates Around the Year for Garden and Farm

The Agricultural Editor outlines ideal planting times for iris perennials pansy oriental poppy evergreens Madonna lily strawberries peony indoor and outdoor bulbs lilacs shrubs shade trees nut trees tulips and rhubarb. Readers may request further guidance by mail from the Information Bureau.

Gelatine and Football Stamina Wonder or Hoax?

Washington Daybook reports National Health Institute and Public Health Service debate whether gelatin flavored drinks can boost football players stamina. Experiments show up to 240 percent more work before fatigue with gelatin, but effects fade after withdrawal and results differ by gender.

Washington National Health Institute of Public Health Institute of Health The Public Health Service Terrytown Mudcats Long Island College of Medicine Long Island

Senator Holt Sails Home From Copenhagen Freight Ship

Senator Rush Holt sails from Copenhagen aboard the Mormacawk to return to the United States. Shipping agents say the freighter will clear the danger zone in the North Sea tonight. Holt attended the Oslo interparliamentary conference in August and has been stranded since the Germany Toland hostilities began. He travels with sister Mrs Ralph Chase and her husband, an Maritime Commission attorney. Kangaroos feed upright with food held in forepaws.

North Sea Holt Oslo Norway Copenhagen Germany Toland Ralph Chase Attoreny Maritime Commission

Italy and Russia in World War II map briefing

Central Press reports on Italy and Russia as potential allies in World War II. The piece outlines possible moves against Germany, including naval blockades, canal and sea lanes controls, Suez, Africa troop routes, and railway passes like Brenner. It notes outcomes depend on Russian and Italian actions.

Russia Ialy Germany Kritain Skagerrak Hamhte Cixhaven Wiel North Sea Africa Italy Suez Poland Brenner Pass France England Central Press

CROSS WORD PUZZLE FUN FILLED PAGE

Puzzle clues across and down mix wordplay with playful typos and OCR quirks. Readers chase tropical resin beheading birds and ancient almanac style terms while pairing clues like metalliferous rock and bill of fare with nautical language and historic references.

Palmyra Lewis Carrel

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