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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a post office matter in December at Hawaii location with a paid circulation reference. Details are unclear but implies a postal procedures issue or payment topic.
A noted Scotland Yard figure urges supervision of individuals predisposed to crime as a crime prevention measure. The idea, echoed by other experts, aims to curb crime before it starts, aligning with calls to save schools from blight amid budget cuts and shifting state education funding.
H. L. Mencken argues American literature lags but shows potential for revival through realism as economic improvements raise art funding. He notes depressions cut magazine budgets and pay, hindering new writers and publishers, while better wealth could restore robust publishing and high quality books and stories.
Washington dispatch notes Senator William Borah has not been in the capital since the special session, prompting observers to discuss recovery policy. The Idaho Republican, recently recovering from major surgery, previously held regular press conferences and weighed in on NRA, price fixing, and Sherman Act debates.
The poem reflects a parent facing daily asks from children about sweets outings and snacks. The speaker dodges minor asks while considering policy questions and deferring to a mother figure for guidance, noting how certain food choices spark quick decisions and some questions trigger a pause for reflection.
The article explains tendons connect muscles to bones and may suffer rheumatic affections leading to tendinitis. It states that joint rheumatism can arise from tendon involvement rather than bone or cartilage in a substantial number of cases.
An old advertisement advises rest and a tonic to restore vitality and hemo globin when fatigue and overwork strike. It promotes 8.8.8 and 8.5.8 Co products, sale pricing, and urges consulting a physician if serious organic trouble is suspected.
A fragmentary column covers street art, a sailor painting offer at $7.50, Ital ian cadets visiting New York, and social event musings. It notes rising Italian cheers, Rosamond Pinchot Gaston party guest tallness jokes, and a glimpse of local mixed culture.
A promotional piece advocates Creolin Pearson for dogs, claiming it kills fleas and cleans coats during baths. It recommends thorough kennel scrubbing and promises germ destruction while being harmless to dogs and humans.
Johnny Mischer of Cincinnati, holder of the new qualifying record for the United States amateur championship, led the second round of match play at Kenwood Country Club as he defeated Gene Homans of Englewood, New Jersey, 3 and 2 in the opening 18 holes.
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