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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
4
The text reflects on prophesy and edification as described in First Corinthians. It cites a line about a prophet's mantle and a vision of a gift dropped on the world, attributed to Thomas Campbell. The fragment hints at spiritual exhortation and comfort through prophetic insight.
The retirement of R Paul Smith from the presidency of Potomac Edison marks a long overdue salute to a leading citizen. He guided the firm through tough years and expanded its horizons while also leading in religion education youth work charities and hospital care.
Jottings from yesteryears recalls Jackie Cooper denying claims he reached 145 mph in a German made sports car. He was cited for reckless driving and speeding after a roadblock stop three miles north of Mojave. The incident reportedly involved a vehicle fire that was extinguished with no serious damage.
Ten years ago near Bishop a Hollywood actor driving a Mercedes with his 10 year old son allegedly reached 100 mph on an open road. Patrol cars pursued but tire trouble ended the chase. The actor claimed he stopped for a soft drink before a roadblock. court appearance in Mojave District set before July 8.
Traffic Officer Baughman cools under sun with a novel plan placing cabbage seats in his bat. Washington County forms Red Cross Chapter with officers including J. V. Jamison Sr and Dr Victor D. Miller. Congress clears bill for Antietam half dollars, minting soon. Local milk distributors complain of rock loss and sales to other communities. Antietam relics touted by visitors as a lucrative enterprise. Downsville close call as a firecracker ignites oil in a warehouse, fire department on scene.
Peter Edson examines how civil rights measures threaten Democratic hold on the Solid South. He notes voting disparities, registration gaps, and potential political fallout for southern senators if a four-point reform bill progresses, signaling pressure for a two-party shift and GOP gains.
The stars warn a cautious period across midyear with emphasis on home finances and personal relations. Avoid extravagance and speculation, especially July through December, while educators and elders require tact. A birthday person may find music and domestic life bring moderate prosperity through late 1957.
Westhampton columnist HAL BOYLE profiles Hylan Chesler who left law to run the Dune Deck resort nine years ago. He notes the risks of resort life, the importance of keeping staff happy, and Chesler's view that helping others aids personal happiness while he and his wife split seasons between Long Island and the Bahamas.
Dr. T R Van Dellen answers space limited health prevention questions. Readers may mail stamped envelopes for personal replies. no telephone advice or diagnoses. The page mixes medical humor, diagnostic shortcuts, and patient questions about menopause skin diabetes pregnancy and brain waves with notes on public health and classic medical anecdotes.
The brief muses on belief, seasonality, and economic strain with lines about yearning and earning capacity. A stray note mentions the American dollar versus Cupid's influence and hints at a cat in the scene.
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