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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1951
Page
4
The notice outlines advance rates for carriers in Hagerstown including weekly and monthly charges. It lists monthly and yearly prices such as 5.69 and 12.50, plus foreign month at 8.00. The document states association fees and newspaper to be printed with AP partners.
A short message notes Jeff as a patient, disciplined craftsman whose daily routine mirrors faith in serving others. A tale of a neighborly late night request tests his readiness to help, emphasizing timely action over comfort and highlighting the moral that everyday life can prepare us to respond when need arises.
Severe storms this summer produced one of the most intense electrical bursts in memory with hour long lightning and thunder. Experts warn lightning can strike away from a bolt, and advise seeking shelter indoors or in a grounded structure. Cars offer protection due to metal frames, while modern homes remain relatively safe from lightning if pipes and grounding are intact.
ASHBINGTON July 24 Governor Thomas B Dewey's Far East tour was urged by Ambassador John Foster Dulles to broaden his view beyond Europe He will visit Japan Formosa Hong Kong Indo China Indonesia Singapore Australia and New Zealand in a snap plan to study regional problems. The effort comes as Air Force manpower soars toward 1 000 000, prompting staffing cuts and a push to boost engineering enrollment and scholarships. Military government shifts affect Wake Midway Johnston Islands and American Samoa, with unemployment risk on Samoa as a navy yard closes.
Charles Purcell longtime wartime announcer for Baltimore WCAQ was named by Governor McKeldin to serve on the Maryland Aviation Commission. The appointment adds a veteran broadcaster to the panel overseeing state aviation issues in Baltimore.
Boyle profiles Farl Brockelsby and the Black Hills Reptile Gardens in South Dakota. The facility houses about 1300 reptiles, including 17 rattlesnake varieties and a dangerous Russell's Viper. Visitors pay to see snakes, scientists lecture year round, and rare poisons sometimes escape to the basement. Brockelsby notes snakes fear people and can die from stress if disturbed. His wife worries when their eight year old daughter joins in the hunts.
Edward M. Tenney joined John W. Feldman in real estate and insurance, hailed as a hustler whose future looked bright. Boonsboro residents urged Thomas A. Snively to run for sheriff as the Wilams Company offered 20 dollars for naming the Hillard tract boulevard. The proposed 130 foot wide street would have concrete pavements brass plots and a central fountain. A sanitation campaign led by George W. Fridinger aimed to curb a fly nuisance in town.
Theatrical producers gamble on Broadway with uncertain shows while a teen dancer can carry a low effort routine. A large grape crop this year may push growers to slightly higher profits despite market pressures.
Twenty years ago persistent heat scorched roads and cars as a county heat wave stretched on. Aning Adams faced a melted steering wheel after leaving a vehicle in sun. Water line work connected Ha gerstown mains to Roxbury Penal Farm, now in use. The Washington County Public Library cut aid and could not serve county schools. Simon Stottlemyer family endured Nehtning strikes at Beaver Creek four times in a week, damaging an apple tree, wheat, chimney and barn but causing no injuries. The two month old Hagerstown Weight Lifting Club won a dual meet against York, Pa., under Richard Bachtell.
Article outlines bursitis causes and locations such as elbow knee and shoulder with emphasis on inflammation, diagnosis via X rays and distinction from arthritis. It notes occupational risks for carpenters painters and domestic workers and mentions treatments including rest physiotherapy and needling. Tomorrow’s column promises discussion of vacation perils.
In Edgar A. Guest verse, a fisherman's luck brightens his day as he fishes by the stream. The reel clicks, the bite comes, and worries fade for a brief, joyful interlude. The imagined triumph promises future pride in winter tales of success and relief from care.
The item notes multiple causes of a disorder not linked to physical coding and mentions a stamped envelope for a leaflet. It explains triplet origins from one, two, or three ova and how identical or non identical outcomes arise. Detroit’s clinic, established by the legislature in 1919, is cited as the oldest in the U S.
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