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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1942
Page
10
Advice column explores ideal spouse age gap from three to seven years younger wife to better match tastes and appearance. Notes women age faster, warns against too old a husband, and urges mutual attraction. Includes beauty tips for a sallow complexion and a note on breweries count in the United States.
The Boy Scout training camp opens today at Camp Sinoquipe near Hancock with one representative from each troop. Gordon Vink will manage waterfront activities, with Donald Eichelberger as quartermaster and other officers directing crafts, cooking, and camp operations for a session running July 4 to August 1. A list of selected scouts from various troops accompanies the announcement.
Washington June 27 The House voted 177 to 124 to stand pat on barring government owned grain from sale at below parity prices, rejecting a Senate plan to permit some below parity sales for corn and limited wheat. The bill returns to conference to seek a compromise. The article notes the American flag of 1795 with stars in three rows of five, used for 23 years.
The piece cites ancient proverbs and Biblical verses to warn against excessive drinking, linking wine to poverty and moral decline. It argues that hard drinking harms body and spirit, increases danger of delirium tremens, and incurs social harm, urging a Spirit filled, Christlike life over intoxication.
The notice catalogs Sunday School times and worship services for numerous churches across Washington and Prospect Streets, Potomac Street area, including St John Episcopal St Marks Lutheran Trinity Lutheran Church of God and more. It details pastors, service times mornings evenings communion and special programs.
A compilation of worship times and locations across multiple churches including Golden Cext Gospel Tabernacle Zion Reformed Emmanuel Calvary Brethren Mt First Christian Assemblies of God and Grace Brethren. It lists Sunday School morning and evening service times midweek meetings and notable speakers or pastors for each congregation.
Sunday schedules across Rehobeth United Brethren St Pauls and multiple Lutheran and Church of God congregations are listed with service times, Bible schools, and prayer meetings. Churches include Locust Valley Pleasantville Antietam Locust Valley Gates, Mt Moria Boonsboro, Christ Evangelical, St Johns Reform, and Trinity Lutheran among others in Maryland and Pennsylvania towns.
A Pineburg community note lists numerous local residents visiting, hosting and attending a family gathering with names such as G. E. L Me, the McCautlers, Barnhart, Gayl John, Mer dine, and McCauley relatives. A hospital patient improvement mention and several neighborhood visits follow, with many names and relations noted in a casual rearrangement of the original text.
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