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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1952
Page
5
The notice lists publication facts for the Hagerstown paper with establishment in 1328, editor J Garvin Hager, phone lines, and subscription rates. It notes daily publication except Sundays and AP membership with exclusive local news rights.
Lew criticizes modern writings for mocks of God and claims that authors seek to elevate themselves above Him. The piece argues real realism hides a weak mind and urges alignment with God to unleash true power and creativity.
The piece argues for Maryland Land Week in July 2026 to reconnect urban and rural residents with the land. It notes Washington’s era tied wealth to land, laments urban detachment, and emphasizes productive soil as national priority. It urges public participation and learning from farm demonstrations during the week.
NEA Washington correspondent notes Taft aimed to gain critical Louisiana delegate support to reach the nomination on the first ballot. The analysis covers procedural moves, Bricker and Langlie motions, and the impact on the Credentials Committee amid Eisenhower strategy for seating Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas delegates.
School Board appointed Agnes Scheffer Eva Huyett Flossy Hoffhein and Maude Sperow. Pence Saylor left as Pioneer Hook and Ladder driver to join American Express. Wilson Marysall and Lewis Club active for Democratic candidates with anticipated 1400 members. Hartle is club president. Hagerstown Railway will stop trolleys mid block to pick up riders.
Twenty years ago Harry Dorsey defeated Clarence Stickell one up to win the annual amateur golf tournament at the Municipal Golf Course. The match drew a large local gallery. Mayor Meuben Musey inaugurated Henry's Theater air conditioning with a speech from the stage. Mario Capnelli, a noted tenor, gave a concert at Smithsburg Methodist Church with Julia Shenk, a Peabody Conservatory graduate, accompanying.
A camp scene where a comrade cooks beside a brook for fellow laborers. He lights a fire, cleans and salted fish, prepares coffee, bread, and butter while others fish. The chorus of scent and steam rises as he serves a simple meal to all, proving humble fare can please more than royal feasts.
Washington County's delegation will leave Sunday at 12 30 p m for Camp Algana the 4 H camp in Garrett County The 4 H boys aged ten to twenty one will depart from the county agent's office and spend a week at the Pleasant Valley Recreational Area near Hitinger
Chicago July 11. Wilbur Perble Amerlants recounts his chaotic night at the Republican National Convention. He reports carrying banners for Taft and Warren, enduring paper saucers, and switching signs amid a crowded hall. He closes with a plea for funds to cover the expenses of banner carriers.
The column discusses sleepless children linked to indigestion thirst or uncomfortable diapers. It notes restless sleep reflects daytime stress and parenting patterns. Causes include emotional strain and spoiled habits, with advice for daytime discipline and reasonable bed routines.
The Four State Farm Tour will be held Friday August 6 at the Middleburg extension of Virginia Tech's experiment station 30 miles southwest of Winchester Virginia. The event highlights dairy beef and grazing experiments plus silage and grass management showcasing potential feed cost reductions and herd production gains. Organizers anticipate large crowds from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia to attend.
July 11 in Clarksburg West Virginia a large blaze raged through General Storage Co. buildings and Mountain State Fabricating Co. facilities with rubber tire flames threatening a wider area. Assistant state fire marshal estimated damage at about one million dollars. officials said the fire was largely under control but would burn out overnight. it was described as possibly the worst blaze in the state.
The 4H dairy judging team formation continues with a meeting of the Dairy Calf Club at the Fred Downey farm on Downsville Pike. The club will meet tonight from 7 to 10 pm for dairy judging practice and invites all interested persons. An earlier note stresses proper canning prep by washing jars lids and rings with soapy water.
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