Doctor Explains Cystitis Causes and Symptoms
The article defines inflammation of the bladder as cystitis triggered by germs or chemicals. Acute cystitis often starts at the bladder base, with symptoms of frequent urination pain and pus in urine, plus fever and chills. Chronic cystitis involves long lasting inflammation needing study of bladder and kidneys, using tests to identify and remove the cause. A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to Jairus W Staton and Audrey S Schultz.
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Compion
Hagerstown
Jairus W. Staton
Williamsport
Audrey
Schultz
Frederick
Wage hikes fuel inflation as costs rise across industry
The third round of wage increases spreads through unions and industries as auto, railroad, and utility pay rises fuel higher prices. Consumers face shrinking purchasing power while fixed incomes suffer and the economy risks a harsh readjustment if inflation continues.
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John L. Lews
Theusand Anthtade
United Automobile
Interstate Commerce Commission
Training In Sports And Body Control In Games
The article discusses how training in sports develops quick thinking and instant action across baseball football golf and pitching. It notes the value of coordination, body control, and precise movements, arguing sport builds healthful recreation and spectator appeal. Officers installed at Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 1 are reported with new officers and gifts.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Mildred Teles
Letitia Sister
Ethel Renn
Fegie
Frances VanFeseen
Roy
Weather summary and river conditions for July 1947
Reporting shows precipitation reaching 436 inches for July 1947 with 5.41 inches excess in 1948 forecasts. Yesterday’s high was 10 degrees above normal at 88, low last night 67, and 66 for last year. Monocacy at Buckeystown Dam is muddy while Potomacle at Knoxville remains unsettled.
Surrender of Santiago Triggers Frederick Jubilant Festivities
The news of the Santiago surrender arrives in Frederick with loud celebration. Bells, steam whistles, and fireworks mark the moment as businesses suspend amid patriotic displays. A New York colonel provides a festive ride to Braddock Heights in a decorated special car.
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Santiago
Frederick
Col
W. E Sinn
New York
Braddock Heights
Holmes Barker
Robert Tyson
Frederic
William Thomas
Buckerstown
Knott's Island
Potomac
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Frederick Novitiate
Gro Park
Cven
Fourth Street
C.M C. Hagan
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
From the July 15 1928 issue the column notes a traffic accident where a boy was struck by an automobile and mentions winners in Fisk events including Ralph E. Culler Robert Danner Eugene Haller Robert Rich ie Vernal Moore and John Best plus Catherine Fogle of Walkersville succeeding Miss Katherine Sunday as secretary of the local branch of the Tyla n Children s Aid Society
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the News
Hessrees
Fisk
Ralph E. Culler
Robert Danner
Eugene Haller
Robert Rrichie
Vernal Moore
John Best
Catherine Fogle
Walkersville
Katherine Sunday
Michael E. Pue
Tylan@ Children's Aid Society
Barkley Clash With White House Marks VP Pick Battle
Washington Daybook details White House struggles to nominate a vice president in 1948. Alben Barkley clashes over not being consulted on civil rights message. Justice Douglas declines VP bid, Arvey hints a hands off stance, and Barkley’s anger surfaces amid Democratic convention maneuvering. Arizona’s Humphreys Peak noted as highest point at 12,611 feet.
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Tris Coffin
Philadelphia
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
White House
Barkley
Congress
Senate
Barkler
V. P
Harry Truman
President Truman
West
Washington
W. O. Douglas
Bill O'Dwyer
New York
Jake Arvey
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court
Arvey
Indiana
Sam Jackson
Henry Avallace
Bellevue-Stratford
Les Biffle
Joe O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Biffle
Les
I. S
Dave Lawrence
Pittsburgh
O'Mahoney
Joe
Ben Franklin Hotel
Mississippi
South Carolina
Arkansas
Givernor Ben
Ichabod Cray Ee
Rogers
Strom Thurmond
Cara
Jon
S. C
Roosevelt
Governor Thurmond
Johnston
Globe Lynd
Arizona
San Francisco Mountains
Convention Drama Shapes Truman Nominating Fight
Today At The Convention Philadelphia July 15 marks a historic split in the Democrat party as northern and southern factions clash over Truman versus Eisenhower. The report cites federal influence on the renomination, warnings from the south, and the looming civil rights plank. Republicans control Congress and threaten a sharp session on housing and education.
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Philadelphia
Ierident
Truman
Eisenhower
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Russell
Alabama
Mississippi
Congress
Republi
Man Who Came to Dinner Presented By Mountain Theater
Amos Harper leads a strong Mountain Theater cast in The Man Who Came to Dinner, delivering sharp lines and a biting Whiteside at center stage. Patricia Grube, Jean Osborn, and Brad McCell stand out as the ensemble handles a long, witty three-act run despite rainy opening night.
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Mountain Theater
Betty Sullivan
Chuck
Amos Harper
Hagerstown
Whiteside
Harper
Patricia Grube
Maggie
Jean Osborn
Kathy
Margie
Brad MecCell
Marx Brother
Banjo
Tre
Irma Severin
Gloria Gosnell
Lacey Stener
Don Koll
Charles Trail
Jerry Ellis
Ned
Philip Kennedy
Robert Burchette
Mark Hoke
Michael Kennedy
Charles Wells
Heartent Agix
Jon
Pwell
James Deckjers
Non-Support and Traffic Cases Heard in Peoples Court
Two non-support cases before Substitute Magistrate Ed ward J. Smith yielded guilty verdicts with orders for weekly child support payments. Wendell C. Shankle of Buckeystown Edgewater was fined for failing to support a minor in a former court order. Howard Carey of Baltimore was found guilty for supporting his daughter and sent to jail for nonpayment. Attorneys Nikixk and Fiore were involved. Additional traffic penalties were issued across multiple counties for speeding and license violations with fines and costs totaling several hundred dollars.
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Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
E. Mee Shankle
East Patri
Wendell C. Shankleling
Shankle
Buckeystown
Edge
Anne Arundel County
Edgewater
Hieward T Carey
Baltimore
Hazel
Balore
Carey
Eawin Nikixk
Masistrate
Manuel M. Weinberg Iodar
J. Fiore
Stovx
W. A. Mutch
Ant C. Ridgelw
Syk
Hill
Benn
Hagerstown
Normine W. Watburgh
Wallace B. Landes
Warnesboro
Guy A Saunders
Willen T Arruda Bladen
Leo J
Mt. Pleasant
Mutchner
A D. Hasenbuhler
Be good and plan your life well say Dorothy Dix
A letter advised to a teenage boy to fear God and be good, honest, and courteous. It urges pursuing education, discovering aptitudes, and shaping work to talents, while avoiding early marriage and pride. It warns against overestimating ability and emphasizes character as a path to health, happiness, and success.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Answers and Questions from a Curious Era
A survey of trivia confirms there is no underground passage between the Capitol and the White House. It covers chess origins, nearest fixed stars, a woodpecker’s diet, Raleigh’s History of the World, the origin of memorial decorations, DAR and revolutionary ancestry, John Adams’ lifespan, the first liquid fuel rocket in 1926, and church membership trends in the United States.
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Capitol
White House
United States
Movies Radios and Comics Replace Home in Gloucester
Roger W. Babson warns Gloucester readers that movies radios and comics have supplanted home school and church as main shapers of youth. He argues mass production and chain stores improve living standards but erode personal responsibility and local trade.
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Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Briss
Sam
Othe
America
Police Gazette
Wise choice on your purchase
A reader reflects on a social moment about a friend selecting an item and how to respond. The writer advises avoiding negative judgments and praises the friend's apparent good taste rather than criticizing the opposed option.
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Liv
Reflectors of Lufburrow Offer Nighttime Light
Poems on shining moons and new light for lives, penned by N. A. Lufburrow. Reflective lines urge darkness to yield to gentle brightness and shared gentleness between readers.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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