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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
3
Susan laments city tenements where children gasp in heat and lack air and grass and swimming. She cites John 7 37 41 and urges action to bring water of life the Word of God to thirsty souls, inviting city and country camps to share faith and relief.
The piece contrasts Taft and Eisenhower as they promise large tax cuts with no loss of services. It argues Ike presumes deeper cuts and warns such targets threaten military strength and national security. It contends tax relief will be gradual and costly, urging sacrifice to meet Cold War pressures.
In Washington on June 28, discussion focused on Eisenhower's Detroit intro. Ferguson would introduce but refrain on endorsing a candidate. Summerfield redirected the lineup, and Eisenhower was introduced by the Michigan GOP leader. The piece notes campaign timing, delegate allocations, and media access during the 1952 primary season.
The text notes Benjamin Franklin as the youngest of 17 children born to Josiah Franklin. It adds curiosities about his ancestors being the youngest sons for five generations and states Franklin was born on January 17, 1708.
HAL BOYLE recounts Navajo habits from anti theft superstitions to family life and medicine men. The article describes Navajo resilience on a vast reservation, their humor about in law troubles, parenting style, cleanliness practices, attitudes toward illness and death, and a live and leave policy toward wildlife and intruders.
The Sunnyside Valley Irrigation District makes a final payment of 21000 to the Federal government to clear debts for irrigation improvements. A 1947 photo shows sage brush removal at the Yakima project, contrasting today’s half‑million acres of highly fertile farmland irrigated by Sunnyside Canal.
Jottings recounts 40 years past with John J. Allen purchasing Harry Reisner optical business on Public Square and Reisner Manufacturing plans. Victor F. Stine resigns as atenog rapher to become bookkeeper at Panghorn Companies. Columbia College graduates include Ray Black John L Palmer Arthur J Poole Pearl Boward Hilda Bloom. Interstate Commerce Commission cancels freight rate increases of 2 to 3 dollars on Washington County fruit shipments.
A. W. Yeatts, a royalnaunce man, was seriously injured when struck by an automobile as he stepped from between two parked cars. Police reserves were called as about 50 bonus marchers caused a disturbance, alleged Communist sympathizers involved. City officials urged food donations after canned goods found at the city dump. A 12-foot plaster model of the Washington Monument by James Maddern drew attention after display in Avonsboro. Waves breaking on the shore near headlaurl noted.
The article explains capillaries as elastic vessels linking arteries and veins. It notes their density under the skin, how dilation affects skin color and warmth, and describes conditions like erythromelalgia. Relief is sometimes found with aspirin, and rare surgeries may target nerves to calm vessel control. keeping skin warm helps manage symptoms.
Edits and excerpts cover a fisherman's musings and medical trivia on skin disorders, ulcerative colitis, meningitis, and leg inequality. It presents descriptions of acrocyanosis, Livide reticularis, mottled skin, and safety matches while posing reader questions about ailments and their durations and causes. The piece blends poetry, humor, and health Q&A with antiquated language and layout.
Gamma globulin GG shots tested this summer offer temporary polio protection for three to six weeks, not permanent immunity. If effective, GG could help limit epidemics by providing rapid, though short lived, antibody protection while vaccines are developed.
The article notes polio spreads by intimate contact and urges testing for individual antibodies to target vaccination. It discusses goals for a three-type vaccine, potential production methods, and the surprising finding that small antibody amounts may neutralize the virus, easing vaccine development and safety concerns.
A devotional excerpt cites Saint Paul Romans chapter 13 verses 7 to 10 urging rendering tribute, customs, fear, honor and owing nothing but love. It summarizes the commandments as loving one’s neighbour and states love fulfills the law, reflecting moral guidance in a religious context.
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