Man Seeks Hypnosis Help for Insomnia and Social Fears
A 37 year old single man writes Dear Mary Haworth about lifelong inferiority, social anxiety, and insomnia. He lives alone and avoids social contact, seeking guidance on hypnosis as a remedy.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
4
A 37 year old single man writes Dear Mary Haworth about lifelong inferiority, social anxiety, and insomnia. He lives alone and avoids social contact, seeking guidance on hypnosis as a remedy.
Local branch banks report rapid growth led by drive in tellers and convenient locations. At Prospect Ave branch payday surges. 95 percent of business is new, with housewives among key customers. The Nicndemie National Bank notes branches serve about 40 percent of deposits at Long Meadow Shopping Center, aided by parking and open atmospheres. Recovery, Inc. referenced as mental health resource complements bank outreach.
Daryl Sheils Gerald Long and Samuel Winters topped the annual county Future Farmers of America tractor contest held at South Hagerstown High. Gerald Williamsport High won first. Samuel Smithsburg High placed second and Daryl third. They will represent Washington County at a state contest in College Park next Thursday and Friday. Other participants included Arlan Martin Jim Haney Jeffrey Metz Ronnie Rowe Edwin Smith and William Dieh.
The Golden Majorettes of Hagerstown under Ronald Langlotz will appear by invitation tonight in the Night of Thrills show in Griffith Stadium. Sponsored by the Masonic Lodges of Great Washington, the group recently won top prizes at Boonsboro and appeared in the Cherry Blossom Festival. No prizes are involved in tonight’s appearance though the honor is notable. Some events will be taped for Washington television around 11 o’clock.
A Senate subcommittee investigation into the Army McCarthy clash concluded on June 17, 1954, following 36 days of coverage, 187 hours of television and about two million words of testimony. Future items include frozen meats and backyard barbeques with boneless steaks and ready to cook patties.
The Day Under Your Sign offers a turbulent Aries tone with friction to avoid. Taurus should tone down bossy demands. Gemini faces relationship and offspring issues. Cancer urges routine focus and caution to avoid mistakes. Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn faces mixed advice and minor cautions for the day.
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