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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
2
A scrapbook from an elderly sister features a thread spool shaped ad for a popular sewing thread and a tile card titled The Diamond Shirt both engraved with the Hagerstown Fair 1883 dates October 16 to 19. The bright cards were kept as early fair souvenirs.
The excerpt questions if aching corns can signal weather shifts and asks whether air pressure changes disturb sensitive body parts. It hints at a link between atmospheric conditions and bodily discomfort, without providing concrete evidence or studies.
Morris Frock Post No 42 American Legion will install new officers tonight. The event includes a major announcement about a new Legion home and presentation of annual committee reports. Refreshments will follow.
The Washington County mass chest X ray survey enters its second phase with Unit A and Unit B visiting communities across the county this week and next. Chairmen listed for Boonsboro Hancock Clear Spring Funkstown and other towns, with schedules for Brownsville Sharpsburg Williamsport Hagers Town and Woodland Way School.
The schedule shows the remaining X-ray unit traveling to St. Marys North Street and several other schools from September 18 to September 28 for public and school screenings. After a final county appearance at Public Square on September 28, history notes the pari mutuel machine by inventor Oller from 1865.
The report discusses the growing national rubber demand and production capacity. It cites figures from B. F. Goodrich Co showing 1940 consumption around 650,000 tons with 97 percent imported from the Far East, and a US production capacity of roughly 4,500 tons for man made rubber. It compares past and current supply rates, highlighting facility outputs near 940,000 tons and a consumer rate exceeding 1 million tons annually.
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