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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
5
John, a fisherman’s son, fears summer storms and questions moving from faith to doubt. The piece cites Acts 27 and Psalm 138, urging cheer and trust as safe passage through tempests, and says God is found in every land and sea if called upon.
A wartime style advisory warns drivers to avoid fatigue on travel. It stresses that long drives after a full day’s work cause highway hypnosis increasing crash risk. Tips include rest breaks every two hours, fresh air, walks, and engaging conversation to stay alert.
Washington report on the S S United States cost dispute centers on United States Lines and financier John Hanes. Treasury watchdog Lindsay Warren calls for a contract review and subsidy cuts as Congress considers liberalizing maritime aid and U S shipbuilding subsidies.
Report notes turnout at the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore with readers outside the Daily Mail. Articles of incorporation filed for Steney and Findlay Inc with Findlay, Stetfey, and Wright named. Washington Square Methodist Church marked Anniversary Day with ministers from Baltimore and nearby communities attending. Drivers advised to slow to 15 miles per hour in areas where higher speeds allowed.
Straw rides remain a popular pastime with local residents. Recent riders to Waynesboro included Mary Nierman Charles W Spessard Howard Easton Corrinne Turner Amos Wilhide and Irma Saylor.
Twenty years ago Floyd Sherman a tenor with the New York Opera Comique and former Hargerstown resident gave a recital at the MCA. He was accompanied by Cowbourne Tones, a local violinist. Er H Zeieler special representative of the Hand O Railroad helped lay out the program. Janet Stoner daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Stoner Sunt Avenue travelled to Triar Clef Manor New York where she joined Hagerstown for the annual Girl Scout Camp and earned a scholarship for being an outstanding scout.
Woyles column advises families on supporting a parent struck by stroke. It urges patience and affection, notes the emotional and physical impact, and suggests actions to keep the person connected to their life and loved ones.
A poem by Edgar A. Guest extols lasting wealth found in friendships and love. It contrasts material riches stored in safes with intangible riches earned through honest living, noting that true wealth endures as long as one deserves the affection of good friends and family.
Comedy column by Hal Cochran jokes about a sister’s boyfriend and a child’s bedtime. The piece plays on aging perspectives with wry reflections on love and domestic life. Reads like a light social sketch from a bygone era.
A London style note mocks a Sandringham pastor and a rural crooner while describing trees covering one fifth of the earth and a peculiar measuring worm that traverses by looping. The text blends odd observations about storms, animals, and a stomach ache.
Dr. Theo Von explains alcoholism types from social to addictive, noting emotional origins and potential endocrine factors. The column discusses pituitary, adrenal, liver, and pancreas involvement, and mentions ACTH, insulin, and sugar methods, with future topics to reach delayed breathing and allergy books.
A 72 year old woman asks if adults can develop mumps and whether prior infection is present. The note discusses diagnosis by symptoms and vaccines and mentions fever and death in a broader health context.
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