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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
5
The article explains that chronic ulcerative colitis cannot be cured, only managed. It outlines bed rest during fever, nutritional support with high protein meals, vitamin supplementation, liver extract injections, amino acids, and fluids, plus antibiotics and possible bowel surgery in severe cases.
Peiping radio reported that Communist China offered military and naval aid to North Korea but was rejected. The broadcast cited by Tokyo monitors claimed help was unnecessary at this time. An American officer questioned language and intent of the Tibetan broadcast.
Rush D. Holt, once a Democratic senator now running as a Republican, captured a solid primary win in West Virginia Third District with 12 318 votes to 4145 for Rufus C. Hart. He will face Democratic incumbent Cleveland Bailey in the general election.
Irresistible ad promises secure dentures with FASTEETH powder. It claims a gentle, alkaline formula that holds plates firmly without gummy taste, and urges readers to buy FASTEETH at any drug store.
President Truman asks Congress for rapid passage of a $5 billion tax increase to fund U S defense against communism. Senate Finance Committee chair George predicts swift passage, while discussions rise on an excess profits tax and broader spending cuts.
The first Carnegie Library was established in Braddock, Pennsylvania, a community about ten miles from Pittsburgh. Braddock is historically noted as the place where General Braddock was mortally wounded on July 9, 1755.
Aging bodies may suffer stress from cold and exertion causing backache headaches and fatigue. Frequent urination and bladder irritation can follow. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic, are advertised as relief used by millions for over 60 years to flush waste from kidney tubes.
Sunday School at Mountain View Church begins at 9 30 with Rev E P Lick leading services at 10 30. The Shenandoah Valley Candlelighters from Strasburg performed at Wardensville on Sunday evening. Various families from Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania visited or joined in recent gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Paul Richard and family and others from Hayfield spent Sunday sightseeing in Washington with Mrs Martha B Chapman and Anita Rudolph. Anita, daughter of Herman Rudolph, fell from a bicycle Sunday, suffering severe cuts to arms and chest and returned home Monday from Woodstock.
An advertisement touts T-4-L as a strong fungicide that kills athletes foot germs on contact within an hour. It promises instant drying and a 40 cent back guarantee at Boyd Drug Co.
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