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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1956
Page
4
A column reviews causes of dark circles under the eyes as attributed to thin skin, underlying veins, and pigment, noting no serious abnormality and suggesting fatigue avoidance and emetic prep as possible mitigations. It also covers queries on birth timing, mumps and sterility, and travel effects on peptic ulcers, with physician comments and cautions.
Charles Mercer reports on how television and radio plan to cover the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Networks schedule sessions to maximize East Coast audiences with staggered start times from 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. EST and 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific, balancing viewer access and dinner times across time zones.
A boy bitten by a rabid dog near Rockwell along U.S. Highway 67 is traveling with a man and woman believed to be his parents. Police report the dog tested positive for rabies and antirabies vaccine is to be given asap. The trio’s exact identity and vehicle details remain unknown as authorities pursue leads.
Reporters quiz at Clarence Handley 4H Club Week finds locals largely agree Russia is more to be feared now than in the past. Six interviewees share cautious views on Russian strength and trust, with opinions split on threat level and anti Christian concerns noted. Card: Cardinal Griffin dies. London Catholic leader, 57.
Discussion frames the temple cleansing as a pivotal lesson for maintaining a healthy church. It warns against becoming worldly minded, emphasizes vitality of gospel life, and notes ongoing church aims to guide and illuminate the world while avoiding mere ritualism.
Timonium Fair will open August 29 for its 75th diamond anniversary running through September 11. Spearheaded by William F Schraderberg and John M Heil, the event boasts new buildings including a $15,000 swine barn and a paddock expansion. More than 396,000 in premiums and over $120,000 in prizes will be awarded across Junior and Open Class competitions. The fair promotes big crowds, new facilities, and nightly entertainment without extra admission. Married in Brunswick local notices follow.
In this weekly Q and A column Dr Jordan explains he cannot answer each reader question directly. Each week he will select the most interesting and frequently asked questions and provide concise responses.
Elder Robert Keyser, a lawyer, formed the ceremony at the secular Baptist church in Luray. It was his first wedding service. The bride, a Mt. St. Mary's College librarian, wore a yellow street length dress. She chose the Caverns for the ceremony after hearing many discuss it and found it exciting. The couple honeymooned in Luray.
N A Lufburrow calls for quality candidates to fill public offices. He argues that good officials are needed who know their work and should be carefully selected from a limited pool rather than a large crowd.
Maw York reports a special science breakthrough claiming a new healing substance can shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Early cases describe gradual relief and soothing effects during care, with results noted across multiple sufferers.
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