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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1933
Page
2
The fragmented text references average paid circulation and mentions 2nd class material and irregular terms like mater Des and 22 TSS Re. It lacks clear names, dates, or place details to confirm a factual item for a concise newspaper card.
The notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and publish all news dispatches whether credited or not, with local publication rights reserved. It also mentions preservation of all rights of publication and related notices.
The piece argues that purchasing power has returned slowly under the NRA shift from old to new codes. It notes bank deposits rising while money circulates less, causing hesitancy and price declines. It credits the president and Blue Eagle programs for stabilizing credit, easing fear, and mandating orderly business conduct nationwide.
The article analyzes the long standing United States right of intervention in Cuba under the Platt Amendment, linking it to the post-Spanish American War treaty state. It argues intervention safeguarded Cuban independence and life and property while promoting public health, and cites strategic aims around the Panama Canal and American security.
Senator Copeland leads discussion on universal fingerprinting as a crime prevention tool. The proposal cites Justice Department files showing rising and then falling arrest rates among applicants and outlines public acceptance and potential for nationwide citizen fingerprint archives.
The article explains how infantile paralysis infections spread and reach the nervous system. It notes two main theories: generalized circulation with serum injections, and a newer nasal nerve route to the brain, guiding treatment toward vein injections and cautions about spinal canal injections.
Rally Day will be observed in the Sunday School and church services at the Church of the Brethren in East Washington and Mulberry streets on Sunday. Special preparation has been made in each department of the Sunday School. The pastor will speak on the subject Begin With God at the morning services. An installation service for the B Y P D officers will be held in the evening.
A special musical program has been arranged for Rally Day by the Young People’s Department of St Pauls Missionary Free Evangelist Sunday School. Coulbourne Jones will play violin selections and Lloyd Sherman, a noted tenor, will sing. Miss Louise Beachley will accompany on the piano. Each member is urged to attend and bring another person. Governor I C Blackwood of South Carolina keeps a cow at the executive mansion in Columbia and cares for her himself.
Rev Harold Crouse a Gettysburg Seminary graduate will be ordained in St John s Lutheran Church Sunday morning. Presiding officer Rev J Edward Harms D D president of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland will be assisted by Hag gestown Lutheran clergy. He has accepted a call to McSherrytown Pennsylvania and will begin October 1.
Washington observers hail a masterful diplomacy as President Roosevelt invites ambassadors from Argentina Brazil Chile and Mexico to the White House to discuss the Cuban crisis. He seeks to inform them directly, avoid troop landings, and advance a practical good neighbor policy ahead of the Montevideo Pan American conference.
Edgar A. Guest portrays a temple ritual with a carved granite serpent and a rain‑god sacrifice. A priest intones while worshipers bow, then a woman in white approaches to meet death as temple traditions endure across time. The piece ends with a note on France’s auto market where a tenth of cars are used as buses.
A dense listing of morning and evening worship times across many churches in Washington, with pastors named for St Mark's Lutheran, Church of God, Second Christian, Ebenezer, Bethel, Presbyterian, Antietam, First Christian, Zion Baptist, St Paul U.S., Trinity Lutheran, Emmanuel U B, Church of Nazarene, Brethren, Salvation Army, Christian Science, St Mary's Catholic, Seventh Day Adventist, Christ Reformed, Asbury M E, First Baptist, Zion Reformed, Assemblies of God, St John's Episcopal, Grace United Brethren, St John's Lutheran, Union Chapel. Includes Sunday School times and midweek services where noted.
A scanned page lists Sunday services for St. John's Reformed Clearspring St Pauls Ref Church Keedysville M E Church Williamsport Salem Reformed Church St Pauls M E Church Smithsburg Trinity Lutheran James Brethren Church Lydia, Mt Carmel Shanktown Chapel Christ Reformed Church Funkstown and other area churches with times ranging from morning to evening services and midweek events.
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