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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
6
Bart's anger at dissent shows a conflict with good conscience. The piece urges readers to vote thoughtfully under God, study platforms, and protect God given rights rather than blindly supporting political parties. It stresses individual worth, people over state, and divine authority in guiding civic duty.
The piece recalls peak sugar cured hams at City Market and notes few sellers now. It suggests Virginia Smithfields remain valued but Washington County hams are praised as smoother and less dry. It asks why local production isn’t expanded and urges farmers to pursue dried beef and chip beef profitable in wartime markets.
Baltimore residents watched a July Fourth demonstration simulating an atomic attack with sirens flash and smoke. The piece questions volunteer enlistment for first aid and decontamination and calls on Baltimore to lead public resolve against apathy as the nation watches the experiment.
Annapolis July 19 H Feinblatt Baltimore attorney was named to the Commission for Uniform State Laws by Governor McKeldin. The article notes the cotton textiles industry as one of the most widely discussed industries in the state.
Washington column argues for extending price controls and rollback authority to curb inflation and save 3 to 5 billion dollars in defense costs. It cites Marshall and Johnston on how current controls boost buys and warns against beef and manufactured- goods rollbacks.
HAL BOYLE collects urban maxims on marriage patience and manners as crisp seaside chatter. Snippets poke at relationships daily routines and social quirks with wry cautionary wit.
News despatch from Frankfurt reports Soviet orbit nations facing a deep economic collapse rivaling postwar hardship. Hunger, strikes, sabotage rise in Latvia Estonia Lithuania and other satellites as Moscow curbs grain and imposes pressures to enforce communization and mechanization of agriculture.
Police warned merchants that fast talking short change artists worked the area and several storekeepers were slimmed out of amounts up to 10 dollars.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad carried 55 locals on a trip to Atlantic City New Jersey. Leslie C Beard with family and R Lee Harne were among travelers. George E Stover became acting cashier at Mechanics Loan and Savings Institute succeeding the late W W Stover. Clear Spring residents complained about profane language and Justice J Harry Moore issued fines. Funkstown faced weed problems and residents, including the mayor, joined a city cleanup effort.
This page excerpt presents medical guidance on solar dermatitis and sun sensitivities. It discusses allergic reactions to sunlight, solar urticaria, and solar eczema, plus prevention tips such as protective clothing and sunscreens. It also includes brief Q and A notes on multiple sclerosis, rheumatic fever, prostate inflammation, and x ray shoe fittings.
A fragmented passage contrasts humans with animals and notes De Pauw University in Green Castle Indiana is named after Washington. It mentions Da Jauw, a pioneer glass manufacturer, and hints at invention and progress.
The column comments on a rent break and a mother with little to wear seeking style. It notes a neighborly front yard scene and cites Confucius and a misquoted date about Confucius born in 650 AB. It includes a spoof quote attributed to Cy Ho about the Golden Rule.
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