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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
3
The Daily Mail lists publishing by The Mail Publishing Company with address in Bowie town Maryland and various representatives in Chicago Atlanta and New York. It includes circulation figures and service notes for August 1932 and August 1933, plus postage and post office classifications for Haversstown.
A terse notice asserts rights over all patches credited or not in the BC local publication. It declares the right to publish special dispatches is reserved and emphasizes full control over reproduction.
Federal workers abroad face pay cuts and dollar depreciation, with clerks in lower brackets hit hardest. The government plans to seek Congress action in January to raise foreign salaries, while inflation pressures mount for domestic workers. Observers compare European tensions to evolving economic strains at home.
Community leaders stress Fire Prevention Week from October 8 focusing on schools and families. Emphasis on cleaning chimneys furnaces rubbish removal and checking old hazards as autumn fires rise. Local fire departments insurance reps urged to lead the effort across Hagerstown and county towns.
The analysis compares the prewar mood of 1914 with today noting competitive armaments and growing German isolation. It argues the Hitler regime fuels mistrust at home and abroad and pushes a radical rationalism that deepens Germany’s self-imposed isolation.
Washington s daybook notes patronage acts as political currency used to placate lawmakers after elections. Jim Farley struggles to meet demand for jobs while White House aides plan to keep as many posts as possible, with potential clashes rising in New England as James Roosevelt acts as patronage arbiter in Massachusetts.
Grooke Peters Church writes on the importance of a parent earning a child’s trust to share troubles. He warns that anger or shock can cause withdrawal and emphasizes tact to avoid breaking the child’s confidence.
Just Forgs By EDGAR A. GUEST. The poem contrasts choosing kindness and moral education over long study of accounts and wealth. It argues true learning begins with training of the heart, teaching faith courage and how to live, beyond early schooling. The piece urges parents to start this education early in children.
Middletown Valley flour mill, among the oldest structures, was sold by John H. Kute to W. R. Crum of Waynesboro. The building traces back more than a century. In Ishpeming Michigan, about 1,000 county residents received free wood for winter assistance.
In New York on September 25 William Gaines profiles Leon Gordon author director and producer famed for his speed and action driven temperament. He directs with patience and rarely raises his voice while indulging in postwork daredevilry. Outside theater sidewalks reveal street hawker tricks and public fascination with actors during the NBA parade.
Dr Iago Galston details blushing and flushing as not diseases but conditions linked to the sympathetic nervous system. He notes nerves cause facial vessel changes, possible mouth or sinus infections, and possible abdominal links. treatment emphasizes psychological support and reducing anxiety to lessen episodes.
The Baltimore Presbytery opened its 42nd stated meeting at the Presbyterian church in Frederick with about 60 ministers and elders in attendance. G Waldo Cherry of Harrisburg spoke on The Church and Youth, addressing concerns and needs within the denomination. A stray line notes a dropping tree in Indianapolis and a summer leaf cycle, reflecting seasonal weather chatter alongside the meeting report.
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