Nutrition of Americans Good Despite War
The September American notes experts’ view from a poll that war has, paradoxically, improved nutrition for many Americans due to higher spending power. Yet most agree a quarter to three-quarters lack needed foods, fault vitamin pills, and urge better education, higher incomes, and more enriched foods to boost intake of calcium vitamins B1 B2 C proteins niacin iron and vitamin A.
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America
Arthur Kornhauser
Columbia University
Bureau of Applied Social Research
Local Socials Roundup From Boyce Community
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magruder of Winchester dined with Mrs. Lonie Goodridge. Edgar Payne of Winchester visited relatives in Boyce. Barbara Ann Strode returned from Staunton with Mrs. 8 M Lane. Ernest Adams of Washington visited his parents. Mrs. Herman Lanham and Mrs. Charles Creamer attended Home Demonstration Club in Longmarsh. Union Services at Episcopal Church featured Rev Craighill delivering a warm sermon.
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Boyce
Frank Magruder
Winchester
Lonie Goodridge
Edgar Payne
M. Lane
Barbara Ann Strode
Staunton
Ernest Adams
Washington
C. D. Adams
Herman Lanham
Charles Creamer
Longmarsh
Episcopal Church
Craighill
Memorial services held at Pleasant Grove in Cross Roads
Cross Roads Virginia August 2 memorial services were held Sunday afternoon in Pleasant Grove. Rain reduced attendance. Rev Finsman led the service. Lee Line visiting his brother W J Sine. Milton Marple home from overseas visiting his parents A J and Mrs Marple. W V Carpenter Jr moved to Capon Bridge to work at Duff's garage. Ellen Oates stayed night with sister J B White.
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Cross Roads
Pleasant Grove
Finsman
Lee Line
W. J. Sine
Milton Marple
A. J. Marple
W. V. Carpenter, Jr
Teol Fungicide Promises Quick Foot Germ Kill
An advertisement touts Teol as a potent foot germ killer from Baker's Drug Store. It claims 90 percent alcohol enhances penetration to reach more germs and urges customers to apply full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Freemont Social Notes and Obituaries
Freemont reports for August 2 recount visits by Cpl. and Mrs. Frederick L. Gibson and Cpl. Daniel Budicki from Quantico to see Mrs. Gibson’s relatives, along with other local visits. The community notes the death of local resident Hugh Dyke and updates on Bes sie Campbell’s improving condition and Martha Lon Campbell’s return home after visiting relatives.
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Freemont
Frederick L. Gibson
Daniel Budicki
Quantico
Gibson
Charles Harbough
Dorothy Harbough
Pearle
Cora Linaburg
Hugh Dyke
Clyde Shuler
Charles Harbaugh
Theodore Haines
Bessie Campbell
Martha Lon Campbell
Bennie Visits Grandparents Home in Clowser Family
The note places Bennie at the residence of Br. and Mrs. Hollis Clowser, indicating a family gathering at their home.
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Bennie
Mrs. Hollis Clowser
First B 29 completed in 1942 and flown
The first experimental B 29, the XB 29, was completed on September 7 1942 and flown on September 21 1942. The first production model followed.
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Jessica Draconerre
the Radio
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American Institute of Laundering
Iles
Peggy Sage
Sutton’s
Frangrances
Richard Hudnut DU Barry
Wrisley
E. C. Rfch
Colgate Tooth
Jane Louise
Blue Ribbon Chocolates
Miramar
Daddy Cho
Aturi
Ee Ead
Gaby
Jess
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DU Barry
Iramar RD
Gillette
Vision
Deck
Sterncrest Sterling Pipes
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Rai
Havana
Blue
Jay
Fletcher
Castoria
Iile
Peggy
Darlene
Elkridge
Frank Linaburg
Clyde Russell
Rochester
Hollis Clowser
Jusan Rosenberger
Miss Ferebee
Hayfield
Ella Fisher
Gary, Ind
Eldridge Adams
Joe
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