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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
4
Average net paid circulation data appears for The Daily Mail dated January 1993. The text includes postal filing language about entry at the post office in Towson as second class matter dated 1998.
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Emancipation of thousands of young workers begins with the new National Recovery Administration measures. Katherine Lenroot of the Children's Bureau notes codes aim to reduce exceptions and protect education and health. The era of child labor limits marks a shift in national policy despite remaining occupational exceptions for under 16.
Authorities urge citizens to support a plan that promotes reemployment and community life for the children deemed the future. The speech emphasizes nurturing every child as the community’s dearest possession and hope.
Peter Christopholus, an orphan taken into the Strongs family of Patterson New Jersey on a trial adoption, loses the chance at luxury as wealth unsettles him. The piece notes social pressures on misfits and subnormals, urging schools to tailor work to each child and urging patience with adjustment failures. Robert Rudy, son of Mr and Mrs H R Rudy, accepts a position with Sharp and Dohme in Philadelphia after graduating from the University of Maryland pharmacy program.
Washington reports growing questions whether Morris Sheppard despite decades of anti prohibition zeal may lose his Texas Senate seat in 1936. The veteran Democrat backs the Eighteenth Amendment and supported Garner in 1932, with Texas shifting toward repeal, yet Sheppard remains optimistic about weathering the storm.
The article traces reading development from ages 4 to 14, noting animal stories and fairy tales for early years, myth and imagination, hero worship at 10 or 11, and gendered shifts toward girls preferring poetry and sentimental novels while boys favor romance and science. It emphasizes personal predilections and earlier diet shaping later choices.
An advertisement touts U.S.S. tonic as a general tonic that increases red blood cells and hemoglobin to boost skin health. It claims improved resistance, vitality, and oxygen delivery, backed by historical testimonials and two sizes sold in drug stores.
Poem reflecting on golf as an art and skill, noting that talent varies yet the sport offers consolation. The speaker muses on golfers of all ranks and mocks grand figures like Mussolini and England's king as unable to master the game.
The article discusses seasonal growth and hibernation in children. Dr A B Fitt links winter restlessness and weight gain to a continued springlike emotional growth pattern, suggesting global seasonal growth cycles influence development without strict alarm.
J Wm Lansinger of Hanover Pennsylvania was instantly killed when struck by a west bound Western Maryland Railway freight train about a half mile west of the Hopkins Manufacturing Company plant. The father of six and World War veteran suffered a skull fracture a broken right arm and multiple injuries as the train moving at about 20 miles an hour approached. The engineer C H Franz of York reported seeing Lansinger along the tracks and the man was struck as he rose up just as the locomotive passed.
The Board of Supervisors of Election of Washington County Maryland announces an election on September 12 1823 to elect six delegates at large and three from the Sixth District to ratify or reject a proposed constitutional amendment. Voter registration will occur during the election day at multiple precinct locations across the county including Hagerstown Sharpsburg Williamsport Clear Spring Hancock Boonsboro and other towns. Registration hours run 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. and district sites list detailed room and building names.
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