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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
11
Fatima the seeing eye boxer led Mrs. Robert S. Lehman and her two children from a flaming home in Silver Spring Maryland before collapsing from inhalation. The dog helped wake them and guided them to safety as the fire raged, saving the family from injury.
Advice stresses measured, individual foot length width and arch. choose sturdy leather uppers. avoid loafers for youngsters. limit sneakers. don’t rely on one pair. consider two pair for daily wear to allow drying. notes local gatherings and a Philadelphia death notice for George L. Engle. includes social visits and arrivals.
Tarry Willis Weber was installed as pastor-elect of a Carlisle area church with Rev. Charles A.H. Davis in charge. Sermons were delivered by Rev. Morton Graham Guse of Harrisburg and charges given by Rev. F.E. Charlen Smith and Rev. Harold Tapscott Smith. A reception followed at the manse, hosted by the Ladies’ Aid. Laurean Warner Jr. prepared for Western Theological Seminary and Grove City College, while Laurean received a fellowship present. Personal notes mention travel by J. J. Gearhart, visits by the Garnetts and Warrens, and nursing school grad Patricia Mo Chen returning home for the weekend.
Virginia Balgas of the Bronx NY was named Eastern Rodeo Queen in Manhattan Central Park after judging in looks horsemanship and personality. The win includes a full time riding job with the World Champion Rodeo.
The National Geographic Society suggests dogs arrived in North America from Steria, presenting a theory on early canine migration and humandominated pathways. This reports a speculative link between Steria and canine dispersal.
Modern experts say the spider’s web system predates human telegraphy. A single silk strand connects a hidden lair and bed chamber. when prey is trapped the strand vibrates, waking the spider for dinner.
A vintage style ad touts Mrs. Filbert’s own French Dressing recipe. It highlights a delicate yet zesty flavor and the use of a unique blend of herbs and spices. The copy markets its homemade origin and urges readers to ask for the dressing.
A circus elephant consumes about 25 pounds of bran mash daily and up to 125 pounds of hay. The note mentions the animal’s substantial appetite and typical feeding routine, reflecting the scale of the circus menagerie.
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