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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

6

Daily Mail Ad Page from Hagerstown

The page lists publication details for a daily newspaper edited by J Garvin Hager, including contact numbers and print schedule. It shows subscription rates by zone and term, with prices for city carrier delivery, mail options, and foreign mail. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.

Eg Eee Magerstown J. Garvin Hager Gok P Hagerstown Associated Press

Wife Submits to Husband as Spiritual Duty

A church teaching urges wives to endure and bless their husbands even if they ignore the Word. It cites 1 Peter 3 and Corinthians, arguing a wife’s quiet conduct, patient endurance, and missionary example can sanctify the marriage and support faith within the household.

Lillian Peter St. Paul

Chewing Tobacco Dies Out Snuff Holds On in Tobacco Shift

The article notes a decline in chewing tobacco with Lorillard closing its Middletown plant while snuff remains steady and gains among rural workers. It cites historical views, factory indoor work, and the rise of cigarettes, alongside lingering snuff use among southern Black and rural Scandinavian communities.

Business Week Lorillard Ohio America Charles Dickens Chawara Army Navy Minnesota

Lockup oddities and school consolidation talk headlined

A 20 year old account notes school consolidation debates in rival districts including Menntin Rock Exline Broadfacing Wig Spring and Faiths. A town quarrel over Amlesite paving returns as officials reconsider turning down the offer. A man asked to be locked up after an urge to crash a telephone pole led to arrest for destroying city property. Other fragments describe an ancient animal tooth found, a foothrong discovery, a postal route impact from an ICC freight-rate ruling, and camel anatomy trivia.

Board of Education Menntin Rock Exline Broadfacding Wig Spring Faiths Tech “Atnicite Harry KK. Restor Amlesite Amitsite Pomona Calif Aiman T'vel

Government space crunch as Washington grows and plans stall

Washington faces a mounting space shortage as GSA seeks nearly 2,000,000 square feet for 18,460 new staffers next year. Proposals to decentralize offices or lease private buildings falter while bills aim to move jobs out of D C and expand government ownership with long term leases.

Washington Congress General Services Administration GSA Doling Pentagon Defense Production Administration National Production Authority Office of Price Stabilization and Wage Stabilization Board Commerce Atomic Fuercys Commission Department of State Department of Defense Armed Services District of Columbia Senate House Armed Services Committee Civil Defense Administration BSA Jess Larson nhn TL. McChel+lan Arkansas James Trimbie

Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago

A 40 year old column recalls civic actions in a town. The mayor and council ordered waste paper cans on streets and the Civic League urged proper disposal. The Huth Garage Lot sale rule was updated. A Noah Showalter farm crop cutting demo sparked talk that machinery may replace horses. Attendees from Hagerstown included Mr and Mrs David Po Schindel and Roy Bierley.

Corncil Civic League Oulon Noah Showalter Maneansville Marybald Pharmaceutical Association Hagerstown David Po Schindel BE Ro Bards Pahner Fennant Roy M. Bierley

Barbs and Bits from Hal Cochran Classic Snippets

A collection of humorous lines and odd notes from a variety of topics. The piece jibes about gender humor, a small town ban on singing in beer parlors on Sundays, a Michigan divorce claim over barber shop routines, and a brief science aside on how the sun heats objects that block its rays.

Bald headed men crowned by hair myth in barber poll

In a satire from June 28, HAL BOYLE reports Nick Caluthis of the United Master Barbers of America selecting ten “best heads of hair” including Alfred Kinsey and Bernard Baruch. He argues hair boosts confidence and virility while quipping barbers prefer thick cranial shrubbery. bald men are portrayed as shrewd and content.

Hal Boyle York America Tnilay Nick Caluthis United Master Rarders of America Alfred C. Kinsey Bernard Baruch Eliot Lawrence New York City Thomas FE. Murphy Salvador Dili Errol Flynn Athere Eienstein Nelson A. Rockefeller Ette Bmart Baldy

Just Folks and Shifting Light in a Curious Verse

A quirky, era poem set blends Edgar A. Guest style pieces with a playful fable about apples and temptation. It juxtaposes a fable about fruit with a zoological note on halibut eye placement and a musing line about the average American poacher.

Hobbies and idle pursuits in a life of work

An article discusses hobbies as relaxing pursuits for adults including birding, woodwork, collecting stamps, and fishing. It warns against wasted time and notes hobbies can replace reliance on alcohol or sedatives, while stressing prudent, affordable recreation and the social value for retirees and workers.

Wersons Atogig Rheaseiyes Snel Owlier Phis Daborer Snank Tits Fort Zenie

Plague Of Locusts Predicted For Fifty Three

A jumble of notes reports locust forecasts for the area with J. O. Pepper of Penn State predicting two brood generations may occur this year and next. He notes female locusts damage trees by slicing bark while noise and worry topics appear in letters from readers.

Pepper Penn State Conde Focusta

Schools Teaching Soldiers To Fly In Frankfurt

In Frankfurt Germany a training effort teaches soldiers to overcome sickness and fear of flying. Practice flights help troops adapt to air movement and speed, with benefits seen as troops gain confidence and the mission proceeds more smoothly.

Frankfurt Germany Suns Air Force Conde Murch

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