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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1951
Page
4
Henry faces mockery from friends who doubt his conversion and insist his old life remains. The sermon urges believers to renew their minds in Christ, discard deceit and anger, stop stealing, and work to help the needy. It emphasizes shedding the “real me” as the fleshly shell for the new Godly self, strengthened by grace.
The article defends American ideals of independence and freedom, praising past support for other nations while warning against imposing Western political models. It traces self-determination from Woodrow Wilson to post World War II changes, urges aid to Asia without coercive influence, and emphasizes allowing nations to choose their own path.
Washington column notes proximity fuse as a WWII development used to enhance artillery shells and bombs in Korea. It explains mechanism, tests, and why it was underutilized due to weather, supply delays, and unfamiliarity, citing Gen. Vandenberg and Col. Roberts missions and past Bush leadership.
The Clear Spring Firemen change their meeting to Thursday July 6 from Wednesday July 4. All members are urged to attend.
Three American soldiers atop a nameless Korean hill on Independence Day dream of home and picnics. They joke about Maribel, raise hopes for steak and fireworks, and drift to sleep as a distant flare fades and one clutches a photo of his girl.
A mixed draft discusses ACTH and cortisone use in treating rheumatoid arthritis and other collagen diseases. It notes temporary benefits without cures, cites extensive research and thousands of articles, and warns therapies are not risk free or curative. It includes letters about candy feeding in children and cautions against antibiotic overreliance.
A mixed column recalls old items from 40 years ago including the Silshy steamer retired from the Junior Fire Company after 25 years, a model road project on the National Pike at Fairview, and a fire destroying a Forest Drive frame stable. The piece also cites early medical notes on ACTH use and its complex effects, plus letters answering readers about rabies and fungal infections.
The piece honors freedom with lines about those who built liberty and those who defend it today. A reflective verse celebrates the birth of freedom and calls for a fitting tribute to free people and their struggles.
A fragmented verse asks if the star spangled banner still waves as a symbol of land and freedom. It laments the fate of the dead and repeats slogans claiming the country remains the home of the brave and land of the free, with a vow that the flag endures.
A fragmentary account marks Amerion’s 75th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The piece sketches Mi’s century plus life with peril, invasions, internal strife, and resilience, narrating adventures of the great document from its early struggles to survival on American soil.
Twenty years ago Captain Cassidy was sworn in as Chief of Police to replace Thomas J. Barber who resigned due to ill health. He conferred with Commissioners J Vincent Jamison Jr Dr Peery F Prather and Mayor Juben Musey on duties of his office. Leo Collins state geologist reported Crystal Caverns limestone among the oldest formations in the country dating back 160 000 000 years. George J Calas announced moving his Princess luncheonette and candy parlor. Moller Motor Car Company War eyed a 1200 taxi contract for a New York firm. A wave 16 000 feet long and 16 000 feet deep could travel at 164 miles per hour.
The column jokes about returning from vacation asking how spending got out of hand. A Missouri couple welcomes a tenth child, illustrating domestic chaos and the mother as head of the house. A playful aside notes hot weather and high collars being impractical. The line about a honey hen’s wings adds whimsy.
Dear Editor to promote understanding between Japan and the world the Japan L P L F Club reports growth with UNESCO support. The club seeks pen friends for Japanese youth inviting readers to publish names ages sexes hobbies and addresses to foster international fellowship through mail correspondence.
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