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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1969
Page
11
Antique experts use long terms for plain objects. The piece explains examples like acanthus crests on chairs and cippus vase shapes, and notes readers should consult a dictionary for unfamiliar terms. It also examines Thomas Sheraton’s role and faults as a designer and writer.
Lyon and Healy of Chicago produced folding reed and church organs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The firm manufactured over 100000 organs, reflecting a prolific period in organ making. Beaver glass jars were produced by Beaver Flint Glass Company of Toronto from 1897 to 1948 with screw tops in several sizes.
Michel Organ Atlas lists organ makers and dates with about 150 pictures and a library value. Refinishing and Restoring Antiques offers do it yourself care for heirlooms. Send 25 cents and SASE to Ralph and Terry Kov el in care of this newspaper. Potatoes rich in vitamin C. 1847 Ireland faced scurvy after potato shortages.
READY AIM FIRE Glasgow Scotland AP A fire was taken to Glasgow's Central Fire Station to be extinguished. Fire broke out on a heap of refuse in a cleansing wagon in the city center. Driver Jimmy McBride 29 leapt into the cab and sped nearly half a mile to the Fire Brigade headquarters amid onlookers.
Barbara Lyon explains how to form a collection of American Colonial paper currency by consulting dealers and viewing specimens. She notes affordable prices and practical steps for collectors to begin without great expense.
George D. Scheulen son of Mr and Mrs George E Scheulen of Stephens City recently completed a course at the Army NCO School Fort Benning Ga and was promoted to sergeant He entered the U S Army in Oct 1968 and prior to NCO school attended basic at Fort Bragg He is now at Fort McClellan Ala with address 230-70-8974 F Co st Att T Bge Inf Ft McClellan Ala 36201
A/1C Harry Miller and A/1C Robert Jenkins, sons of Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Bayliss, reenlisted in the U.S. Navy and serve aboard USS Cocopa with Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Richard E. Turner DC2, stationed on USS Cocopa, to return to San Diego December 23 after a 1963 enlistment and year in Guantanamo Bay. Sgt. Philip W. Haymaker earns Air Force Missile Safety Plaque with the 78th Fighter Wing at Hamilton AFB. Airman Steve C. Strawderman completes basic at Lackland AFB and heads to Sheppard AFB for civil engineering training. notes on the oryx and various local affiliations intersperse the page.
Dear Heloise shares a method to bake bread without slicing after rising. Pieces are formed, greased, and baked upright so the loaf can be pulled apart into individual slices. Readers share tweaks to frozen bread and add paprika and garlic salt for flavor.
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