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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1957

Page

4

Live Your Own Life And Stay Young

New York State Senator Thomas C. Desmond urges middle aged and older adults to live their own lives, reject social straitjackets and avoid being bound by Victorian era ta boos. He cites Pasteur Ford and Frank Lloyd Wright as examples of breaking with convention. He recommends evaluating others restrictions on activity and thought and then living independently.

New York State Thomas C. Desmond Sen. Desmond Journal of Lifetime Living Pasteur Ford Joneses of Commerce Frank Lloyd Wright

Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago

Major J C Byron left for Washington to join the Council of National Defense on Leather and Harness Equipment. County bankers lawyers and leading citizens met at the Hagerstown Bank to plan Liberty Bond sales. Washington County targets 1 million dollars. Fire Marshal Mayhew warned the city has only 500 feet of good hose and urged purchasing 5 000 more. John J Dary surveyed hail damage with an initial estimate of 1 500 acres of wheat lost.

J. C. Byron Washington Council of National Defense Hagerstown Bank Washington County Chio Mayhew John J. Dary Department of Agriculture

Bald Boy Learns Hair Hygiene In Chapter Eight

A humorous memoir fragment recounts a narrator nicknamed the Fat Boy seeking hair restoration. He visits a doctor after learning about genetics from Peter J. Michael, discusses dandruff and scalp cleanliness, and recalls advice to wash thoroughly and avoid clogging hair pipes with oils while debating a moth hole in the back of his head.

Elmer Wheeler Elmer Peter J. Michael Frank G. Coleman Ashland College Board of Fountain Head Carl, Sr Jie PWA Mub Virginia Avenue Glenside Avenue

Russia's Cove of Peace Feathers a Vulture

A NEA analysis notes Soviet Russia's propaganda campaign against the United States, contrasting Khrushchev's calls for friendship with harsh mass media campaigns. It cites Moscow broadcasts decrying SEATO, American presence in Asia, and U.S. policy in Jordan Afghanistan and Greenland, framing U.S. actions as imperial plunder.

Russia Washington Nea United States Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev U.S State Department U.S. Army Robert R. Reynolds Moscow Asia U.S Middle East Hussein Jordan Tass Damascus U.S. Defense Department Mafrak New Delhi Pakistan Kashmir Cairo al Akhbar Algeria Haiti Mostow Denmark Greenland U.S.S.R Voice Khrushchev

Boyle's Column: From Banking to Toys Driving a Toy Empire

HAL BOYLE profiles Warren Gochenour Jr. who quit investment banking a decade ago to found a mass toy business guided by age appropriate, low priced items tested by children. With daughter Gail’s influence and teacher input, he markets 1500 of 10000 tested toys through 20,000 outlets, aiming for a multimillion dollar year.

Hal Boyle New York Warren Gocenour Jr Gail Gochenaur St. Paul Geckenour Gochenour United States Gardenour

Williamsport graduate plans UVA entry after Landon School

Lois McComas Byron reports that Byron Williamsporter Lois McComas Byron, son of former U S Congresswoman Kath erine D Byron and the late Congressman William D Byron, graduated Friday from the Landon School and will enter the University of Virginia in the fall. The note adds a general fact about whiskers growing about half an inch monthly.

Lois McComas Byron U.S Katherine D. Byron William D. Byron Williamsport Landon School University of Virginia

How to Keep Well by T R Van Dellen

A column of practical health notes and reader letters covers natural childbirth advocacy, contact avoidance for medical advice, skin irritation from rings, and common queries on stomach ulcers acute influenza heart effects, allergy to cold, and gastrointestinal issues. Readers submit questions. responses advise symptom relief and caution against self diagnosis.

T. R. van Dellen M. BD

BARBS By HAL COCHRAN Vacation days and all roads lead to room

Humor column notes playful misgivings about marriage and independence with clever lines about wives and aprons. The piece uses light satire as it riffs on traditional roles and vacation time.

Hal Cochran

Just Folks Green Thumb Passages In A Garden Note

A compact glimpse of garden lore stressing patience and care as the key to growth. The piece highlights a gardener’s skill and resolve, noting that deliberate cultivation yields flourishing plants and a thriving plot.

Horoscope for Estrella in 1957 Full Moon Period

Horoscope notes tense moments in personal relationships around the Full Moon. Creative and public-facing individuals may gain unusual recognition before October. Avoid extravagance. sentimental and social interests prosper with occasional stress in late summer and early fall. Travel tips favor August and September. Birthdays indicate potential for job and prestige gains later in the year.

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