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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1971
Page
6
Dr Lamb explains a common head sound caused by blood flow turbulence when resting and lying on the ear. He notes it’s harmless and linked to normal circulation. He warns stroke risk rises with age, outlines causes like atherosclerosis, and recommends early prevention through diet, cholesterol control, and not smoking.
Britannica cites that among the over 90 natural elements, at least 16 are essential for normal plant growth, highlighting the key minerals necessary for healthy vegetation.
In a Dear Abby exchange, readers from Eudora Kansas and elsewhere debate why a nice girl may be dateless. Respondents challenge the notion that being pleasant guarantees dates, with opinions from multiple states and perspectives on dating, propriety, and respect.
Elmer L. Smith describes a historic late spring storm known as onion snow. He recalls the April 27 1928 blizzard in Augusta and Rockingham counties with up to five to twelve inches of snow, road closures in Harrisonburg, and deep drifts.
A heavy wet snow blanketed the center Shenandoah Valley around New Market with eight inch levels in McDowell and six to eight foot drifts on back roads. The storm spared Winchester Edinburg Staunton and Lexington but caused tree damage and garden injury while spring warmth returned elsewhere.
New York AP says 69 year old anthropologist Dr. Margaret Mead will leave Fordham University to return to New Guinea for six months in the Admiralty Islands. She will study the children and grandchildren of the people she studied in the 1930s with several younger colleagues.
The United States farm population fell from 15.6 million in 1960 to 12 million in 1965. The share of the population declined from about 9 percent to 6 percent.
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