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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1950
Page
5
The notice outlines advance ring subscription options by carrier in Hagerstown for weekly issues. Prices include rates by month and year with variations for local and foreign mail, and the text credits The Associated Press as the source of local news and AP dispatches.
Jan Smuts grew from Boer War leader to elder statesman tied to Churchill in shared imperial legacy. He helped craft the League covenant and aided the Commonwealth while opposing nationalism, fascism, and communism. His death marked a call to pursue a one world human family ideal.
Minnedos Manitoba Sept 18 The village of Newdale boasts a woman with an unusual hobby Mrs Morris Lavery is a gardener of citrus fruits Her tropical indoor garden includes a four foot orange tree with two ripe oranges and an eight foot lemon tree that last year bore a gigantic lemon 11 inches in circumference
A growing number of cities adopt one-way streets to avoid widening costs. Augusta Maine kept a trial main street as one-way, Kansas City Missouri added five new one-way streets, and Denver designated additional one-way thoroughfares to speed traffic.
Washington reports defense officials clash as Army studies cut combat doctor totals to 42 per division. Marines demand 70, Navy delays on hospital head doctor roles and submarine doctor staffing. Also notes bootlegging rise and a Patton reminiscence in Brannan’s Point.
A regular meeting of Company D 318th Parachute Infantry Regiment is set for Tuesday September 20 at 9 o'clock in the Reserve Armory at 41 Summit Avenue. St Charles and St Cline will run training classes. Vacancies exist in Company D for capable physically active men with or without prior military service. Interested individuals may contact the commanding officer during the meeting for more information. The pohutukawa area of New Zealand may be gnarled and twisted yet blooms red annually, noted by the National Geographic Society.
Mr and Mrs David Stourner near Hagerstown report potential record apples on their Sharpstown Pike property. A tree bears fruit this season and a second bloom began on branches but fruit not yet ready to harvest.
In a recent sermon a minister described the sin of Sabbath desecration as a home breaker and Sabbath-breaker, invoking a stern warning about neglecting rest and worship. The remarks reflect a period view on sacred duties and family life.
A humorous vignette recounts a noon-time singer and a laundryman named Mon sailing from Frisco to Hong Kong, with a quirky comment I don’t want to take a nap echoed. A separate note mentions Lynchburg reducing speed and a small fire in a shop caused by a smoker near a curtain and display case.
A 20 year old item recalls the Census Bureau’s population estimate for Thatts ikerstown and a lower figure from a Daily Mall Guessing Contest. A relic from Antietam on display at M Nays & Cos store shows a hardtack piece once owned by Miss Mary Rouskalp. The piece notes events from the Washington County Fair and a horse race featuring Frances Cooper. The column also mentions educators wary of fairy tales and a Florida cafe for sweethearts. Primary candidates begin submitting expense accounts to Clerk Edward Orwald as they pursue renomination for the Register of Wills.
The article surveys baldness theories from scalp muscle tension to hormones, noting no proven cure. It includes reader questions on hair loss causes and whether past blood treatments disqualify someone from donating, and discusses the role of medical watchdogs against fraudulent restorers.
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