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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1939
Page
7
Dr Clendening discusses varicose veins causes and treatments. He notes the medical shift from stockings and surgery to injection therapy, which can shrink varicose veins in office visits with minimal downtime.
Reader asks if athlete's foot can occur inside the mouth. Editor notes no known mouth implantation of this fungus. Dr Clendening offers seven pamphlets for ten cents each. requests coin and self addressed envelope with two three cent stamps.
A review before army officials veterans' organizations and visitors capped a month of training for 670 enrollees at the Citizen's Military Training Camp with awards and medals to outstanding students.
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce thanks organizations and citizens who funded the Chanters of Winchester travel to the World’s Fair in New York. It lists contributions from Charlene Rouss Fire Company Sarah Zane Fire Company South End Hose Company Friendship Fire Company Kiwanis Lions B P O Ellis 867 Union Bank Northern Virginia Power Company Mrs H B Gilpin Mr John S Sloat Mr David M Reardon Mr Stewart Bell. The group was praised for Virginia Day honors and a credited performance. The letter is signed by C P McVicar President and Andrew Bell Secretary.
In Hudson New Hampshire on August 4 the mystery of wobbly swans was cleared. An animal farm proprietor reported a barrel of ale had been connected to a drain pipe feeding the pond instead of the ale tap, causing several of the ten swans to dive underwater and nearly drown.
COLUMBUS Ohio August 4 The cross roads constable in Ohio must wear a uniform and his vehicle must be clearly marked if traffic arrests are to stick A five year campaign to close speed traps set up by some justices of the peace and constables ended today with a new law requiring uniforms and plainly marked vehicles
Harry E. Young, 60, died when a locomotive side valve blew steam toward him as he crossed a Cedar Rapids bridge. He was hurled twenty feet into the Cedar River and drowned after falling into the water.
New York August 4. Mayor LaGuardia urges fair officials to admit low income residents including relief recipients and WPA workers to the World’s Fair at special bargain rates. He says the scheme was submitted in May and a decision was expected soon, with no details disclosed.
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