It's Just As True Today Prov 6 20
A religious reflection cites Proverbs 6 20 urging obedience to parental guidance and the value of motherly law, highlighting timeless moral instruction.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1951
Page
2
A religious reflection cites Proverbs 6 20 urging obedience to parental guidance and the value of motherly law, highlighting timeless moral instruction.
A review of the State Department of Geology publication Washington County explains the landscape formed by old streams cutting peneplains and mountains rising slowly. It highlights the county’s soil water minerals forests and wildlife as natural resources with strong economic potential, without stating opinions on their current use.
A quirky note discusses how some drivers in movie crashes appear foolish while a theoretical claim suggests 111 132 544 distinct lens types could be produced. The fragment mentions autos and lenses in a disconnected way.
A letter to Senator Lyndon Johnson from Lt Commander W. Jack Lewis cites alleged American troop misbehavior in Europe. The piece frames it as a cautionary note to avoid demoralization and preserve U S prestige abroad amid ongoing defense investigations.
Reporters discuss dangers of honorary deputies and the shift from outdoor to attic antennas for television, noting local examples and historical parallels. The piece also recalls Revolutionary War troops from the area, Easter observances, inflation signals, and local conservation progress.
Jottings note SS Marine recruiting officers listing names such as FH KR Devond Harry Munroe K Knox Charles Arch LL Baker F Munson George Paper Pant Mone Ninger W R Snyder H W Crum and others bound for battleship Michigan and Brooklyn Navy Yard. It mentions Ladwig selling a farm near Marlowe to WL McCune Jeannette Pa and moving to Baltimore County. The Central Garage advertises a 20 loop roadster with four floor body and large capacity. A William Lewis near Williamsport reports an oddly shaped egg and finds two foreign coins in a field near a cave on his farm.
Twenty years ago the Park began a beautification project led by C Willian Hetzer of Mountain View Nursery Company with Rog. Grimes announcing commencement exercises and delayed graduations. The War Department recommends water and sewer extensions at Cain Lire 8 costing $10,000 to support the undertakings. Barry M. Hartte, the tax collector, faces many overdue tax bills and warns of levies on properties if not paid before leaving office.
A reflective column traces Irish immigration waves to America from the 17th century and the Great Potato Famine. It notes enduring prejudice, the role of Irish in the Revolutionary era, and the significance of St Patrick’s Day as a remembered heritage, with references to Patrick Worthington and Lord Joye.
A health column discusses preventing disease with good posture, exercise, and nutrition. It covers parental responsibility, simple screening at home, body mechanics, and when to seek professional care. Reader questions about herpes zoster and a toddler's hair growth are answered with cautious guidance.
The devotional urges Christians to act as salt preserving virtue and flavor in society, urging vital church members to combat corruption and brighten homes. It reflects on renewal through the forgiving spirit of Jesus and notes the history of radio naming.
Edgar A. Guest reflects on St Patrick's Day with imagery of banquets speeches and parades. He notes hearts warmed by love rather than hate and that the day will be celebrated as long as memory endures. The piece emphasizes honoring rather than hostility and the festive spirit of March seventeenth.
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