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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
2
A pithy biblical line reflects on vigilance and protection. The text cites Ezekiel 337 and a Syrus proverb about safety and guarding one’s gourd, contrasting divine warning with mortal security.
Secretary Dulles quietly punctured rival policy ideas at a Washington press conference. He flattered Knowland, then argued against withdrawal from mutual security pacts and defended keeping NATO ties intact. He revisited Johnson’s radio time idea, noting past Geneva talks, and warned against rushing disarmament without allied consensus.
A national editorial argues higher education costs require stricter standards. It says high school effort determines college access and that universities must reserve space for students who apply themselves. Mamie Eisenhower enters Walter Reed for routine health checkups after a hospital visit earlier.
An excerpt from Elmer Wheeler’s Bald Boy Chapter 14 explores beliefs about hair loss and cures. It contrasts psychosomatic ideas with various remedies such as hats, workouts, tonics, herbs, and dust. The writer asserts mind over bodily hair through positive thinking and psychological factors.
Column surveys how forecasters rely on science while warning that progress may heighten dependence on others. It links mental stress to hair loss and notes worries affect health, while speculating on a plastic future and the risk of losing personal heart and happiness to gadgets.
Comedy columnist Hal Cochran notes that enjoying work eases effort and teases the idea that a wife will charm her husband with a feminine touch to persuade him on garden shrubs. The tone is playful and lighthearted.
Report notes a humorous trend as people react to windstorms, with commentary on aging and resilience. The line compares past habits of the Indians to current reactions, suggesting wind events prompt common routines and wit. It emphasizes staying young as an enduring habit.
A column discussing organic changes with age, noting that aging affects organs unequally, with arteriosclerosis common after 60 and lungs more vulnerable. It references Old Parr and emphasizes balanced aging, the lungs, heart, and spine interaction, plus guidance on ear pain related to emotions.
Poe style verse praises the umpire, noting his calm stance and duty. It描 describes calls on balls and strikes, the crowd’s reactions, and the respect due to the official in blue and yellow, amid baseball passion.
Jottings From Yesteryears notes Dr. W BR Bender from a Chicago firm installing the latest X-ray and treatment outfits. The May report shows 15 births and 63 deaths. Firemen prevented a major blaze when oil exploded in the Adams Store basement. Western Enterprise placed third in hose and ladder races at Cumberland state convention.
Twenty years ago the Burgess and commissioners appointed Charles W Liter to the Water Board to succeed D W Nimoger who resigned. Archie Starkey bought the old Federal Milling Company property at McPherson and Franklin Streets for 15 000 in a public sale in front of the courthouse. The Clear Spring Lutheran parish extended a call to Rev Luther L Hare to become pastor after Rev W K Diehl’s retirement. Hancock merchants looked to more business as the Potomac River bridge reopened after repairs.
Santa Monica Calif June 18 Actress Terry Moore files for divorce accusing her husband Eugene Charles McGrath of notorious association with other women They separated on June 5 McGrath a wealthy real estate man who operates internationally The suit marks public indication of marital trouble for the actress and her spouse
Community Rescue Service executives approved construction of a new headquarters and operations building at 611 East Franklin Street. The facility will house garage space for motor vehicle gear and boats, sleeping quarters, dispatch rooms, a kitchen, and training areas with radio amateur emergency communications to aid Civil Defense. Contributions support leasing, expansion, and emergency coordination across cities and the state.
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