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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show E. Phillips as general manager and a phone number. Text references a daily mail item, August focus, and a wartown matter in December with broad department reach and paid supervision.
London Times lauds Roosevelt for transforming American morale in six months, noting immense courage and unique methods that defy orthodox economics. It contrasts Hoover era despondency with a miraculous temper change and praises his broad responsibilities and pragmatic approach.
The notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use of all news dispatches whether credited or not, and local news published herein is protected. All rights to publication of special dispatches are reserved by the AP.
The article argues both major parties the Republicans and Democrats spend more than they take in, with Republican liabilities around 6604 dollars and Democratic liabilities about 524282 dollars The financial strain worsens as income and expenditures grow, limiting patronage and campaign activity and warning the Democratic party to avoid deeper red ink.
A fragmented note notes that in politics the hardest task is fund raising as wealthy men hesitate to bid high for public honors, while business interests seek influence but face limited funds.
The article notes two hopeful signs in Cuba with new revolutionary governments seen as openings for resignation or firing squad as law and order surface amid armed populations. It then shifts to New York politics, detailing McKee’s Roosevelt-backed mayoral bid against LaGuardia and Tammany, with Farley’s support viewed as a direct Roosevelt influence on city politics.
Washington fans crown Joseph Cronin as the boy wonder and miracle kid guiding the Senators to the top of the American League. The city rallies from the White House to Pennsylvan ia Avenue as the capitalian fever builds toward the Polo Grounds series opener.
Poem urging a fresh start and new adventures as history fades. It proclaims change real and ongoing with a call to pursue distant goals and unseen truths. Randolph Pinder, 15, has not missed a Sunday school class since age three at West Palm Beach, Fila.
The article argues that insecticides containing arsenic and lead protect crops but pose risks to consumers. It cites 1929 U S usage of 58 million pounds and notes washing can remove residues from fruits while vegetables like asparagus and cabbage pose greater challenges. Government rules aim to reduce hazards but enforcement remains complex.
Jan Gay runs a private nudist camp near Highlands on Auchmoody Lake offering outdoor recreation with clothing optional policy. Notable guests include army officers and notable locals, while a barn theater production of Vom Cushing's Barely Proper was staged without police intervention.
Brooke Peters argues against chronic maternal illness in the home noting many women exaggerate ailments to gain attention. She suggests genuine illness can empower a household but warns self pity harms children who witness constant complaint.
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