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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1952
Page
4
Wilma prays for years for reconciliation with her estranged daughter amid a bitter quarrel. The piece recounts the Canaanite woman who sought mercy for her daughter, illustrating faith that moves heaven and questions of divine testing.
The American oil industry is 93 years old and optimistic about future supply. Proven reserves exceed 32 billion barrels with 36 billion produced since 1995, and new tech like oil from solid rock could add over 1 billion barrels. Innovation and profit incentives drive exploration despite political risk.
A humorous poem on portrait sittings and how an artist may reveal hidden traits. It reflection on wrinkles of mind versus forehead while Alina may scrutinize the subject. The speaker ponders what the painter truly sees and whether hidden flaws will surface on canvas.
Ambassador Edward J. Sparks heads to La Paz as Bolivia grips a revolutionary shift led by the PIR and exiled Victor Paz Estenssoro. Bolivia’s tin economy, three major mining firms, and nationalization talks frame tense U.S. diplomacy amid a military-to-civilian transition.
A reflective piece underscores war's wasteful costs in lives, time, food, and metal. It argues peace reveals truth, noting that lives and plans suffer while people learn to value simple joys and restrain hoarding after the conflict.
A wartime column reflects on how conflict reshapes appetite and shelter, and reveals true loyalties. It notes that hunger makes any food taste good, time pressure dulls impatience, and friendship endures under fire, leaving readers with appreciation for home and loved ones.
An odd garden cleanup turns into a quirky note about last year’s weeds and new opportunities. The text mentions five watches found in a Minols plekpockst’s coat, implying a mishmash of names and details.
Norman Edwards drove from near Dietrich to Twin Falls for a skating party at Dietrich High School. A steer crossed the road causing a collision with an irrigation canal, leaving him unharmed but bruised. A passerby took him to Dietrich where he changed clothes and continued to Twin Falls for his date.
W. Ross Cameron as County Health Officer notes the value of autopsy based TB lesion frequency studies and adds a 1953 diphtheria outbreak at Hancock. The piece cites inquiries from diverse bodies and mentions former local economic depressions linked to Pope Bicycle Works, the Civil War aftermath and the Western Maryland Railroad strike impacting Hagerstown and Washington County.
A House approved amendment would require FBI screening of all tenants in public housing to identify connections to subversive groups, a move challenged by local officials amid nationwide totals of 193 000 public housing units. The plan aims to protect taxpayers funding, as federal backing covers bond issues and potential deficits.
A. Lilyslop and U S Agricultural Department tested soils at Mt View Park with alfalfa peas beans and corn. Memorable church windows donated in Williamsport by Lefever Draper and Hell. Former Mayor Byron and grandson rode Cretan after a collision. all escaped injury. Travel note covers J Walter Layman and Roth driving from Baltimore to Hagerstown in 3 hours 20 minutes.
Three separate fires in the Smithaburg area kept fire dens active with minimal damage. Investigations weigh arson as a possible cause. More than 209 bushels of apples were stolen from R. S. Dillon’s Honecock plant by thieves using trucks. County fruit growers faced a severe hail scare that could have wiped out crops outside Hagerstown if conditions differed.
The Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate column answers reader questions on fever heart damage asthma and nervous disorders. It discusses ACTH and cortisone therapies, asthma treatment options, pernicious anemia risks, X-ray therapy results, and liver vitamin B12 guidance.
A 21 year old parolee who shared a written story at a church received aid from Rev. J. R. Williams. The youth later revealed a knife in his coat and was found to have violated parole, leading to his return to custody.
Six days after, Jesus takes Peter James and John to a high mountain. He is transfigured. his face shines like the sun and his clothes become white. Moses and Elijah appear, a bright cloud covers them, and a voice declares Jesus the beloved Son. The disciples fear, Jesus comforts them, and they perceive only Jesus. They are told to tell no one until the Son of Man rises.
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