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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1951
Page
4
Margaret reflects on Mary the Mother of Jesus as a humble, obedient figure who embodies divine plan and mercy. From Luke 1 a portrait emerges of a simple, steadfast woman whose endurance supports Jesus and echoes in everyday mothers and selfless, gentle service.
The editor denounces Democratic capitulation to Senator McCarthy, accusing Congress of fear and timidity as McCarthy wields power. Dean Acheson’s reputation is attacked, while President Truman is urged to show courage and oppose the attacks. The piece laments Democratic weakness and questions party loyalty amid McCarthyite tactics.
In Bolivia's election upset both sides favored continuing and expanding the U S Institute of Inter-American Affairs. The program funds food production health and education across 18 Latin American countries, now shifting to share costs with governments and boosting literacy and incomes to expand U S exports.
A satirical tale follows three neighbors named Smith Brown and Johnson who pressure a neighbor Jones to move out by offering money. After Jones moves the new occupants imitate his lifestyle provoking envy and a moral about status. The twist ends with the line Change your own name to Jones.
A high profile CDC epidemiologist Dr. Alexander Langmuir challenges popular fears of biological attack. He says natural diseases would likely be used, defenses are hard but possible with inoculations and air-borne detection, while rumors could trigger mass panic.
Collectors of rare coins are listed as vereaging on a numismint list while casual lines joke about skirts eyes and stairs Our opinion notes too much rain and picnic season delays Many cooks move to machine shops and a line warns bacteria and deadly organisms need incubation and could threaten people A stray note mentions German air conditioning could contaminate buildings.
Dr. Van Dellen discusses kidney diseases including nephritis nephrosis and chronic nephritis with symptoms timing and lab findings. He answers reader questions on exertion tests thyroid issues and cold sweats in children and adults with guidance on when to seek care.
Vacations offer relief from daily cares as people seek rest from worry. Some find solace in baseball, fishing, or simple walks in gardens. The poem explores how leisure moments ease fear and restore cheer for weary souls.
A jumble of historical items mentions a newborn cult linked to A. T. Milburn, local church fund drives for a new school, and college courses. It also notes the Rock Island railroad bridge opening of 1818 and a 1860 police formation, plus a June 18 arrest for boat assault in Baltimore involving a 14 year old.
Jottings recall Blue Ridge Telephone Company reorganized with Dr A Burr Snively as president and Charles Gardner as secretary treasurer A horse incident damaged M Connor’s automobile near Schneffer’s Cross Roads Plans for a July 4 automobile parade featured prizes for best decorated car and oldest model vehicle Local groups Wayne Comrey Hagers town Selnet Banda were slated to appear A frame stable was destroyed behind Sprave Strart Raleigh A Shuapy The Antietams and Trove could not fight the blaze due to lack of water nearby
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