Winchester Virginia newspaper subscription rates and staff
The notice lists staff positions including business manager executive editor and managing editor. It provides subscription rates by carrier or motor route for one year six months and one month with outside Virginia and West Virginia postage adjustments. Also notes newspaper entered as second class matter and national representatives contact.
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Winchester
Gallageber-Delissers, Inc
East 14Th
New York City
W.va
Public service, thalidomide case honored. Swiss politics described
Dr Francis Kelsey received the Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service for blocking thalidomide marketing in the United States. The piece also profiles AFL leaders and compares profits and jobs, then surveys Switzerland’s independent, cantonal system and its robust economy without natural resources.
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Francis O. Kelsey
Kennedy
Bern
House
Senate
Switzerland
Sahara
Britain
Belgium
Veterans, Sailor on Leave and Hair of John Brown Found
A. R. Shepard on 15 day leave with parents before Washington shore duty after returning from four months aboard the USS Kalagulf. Harry Stohr stationed with 915th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital at Camp Pickett. Safe deposit box in San Francisco holds a lock of John Brown’s hair and a piece of scaffolding from the hang site.
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A. R. Shepard
TBI
USN
Washington
Harry Stohr
Route 1
915Th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
Camp Pickett
San Francisco
Helen Meany Hubbard
John Brown
Shanghai in Flames as War Roars Across City
25 years ago 1937 Shanghai faced bombardment and fires as Japanese Chinese clashes escalated. AT&T announced long distance service between San Francisco and Shanghai would be indefinitely suspended due to abnormal conditions.
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Shanghai
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Long Distance Lines Department
San Francisco
Virginia Boyd
John B. Carr
Julian Lindsey
John Hedrick
Caroline Carson
Sharknach
Evy Shields
Anne Brooke Kern
Georgia Conrad
Rosalie Nelson
James Miller
Emma Ginn Baker
Richmond Attorney Major Stringfellow Dies at 72
50 Years Ago 1917 Maj Charles S Stringfellow native of Millwood and longtime Richmond attorney died in Richmond. Miss Bessie Morgan of Martinsburg visited Mrs Jennie Carper at Swimley Station. Miss Margaret Walters hosted Miss Martha Gould of Baltimore as guest.
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Charles S. Stringfellow
Millwood
Richmond
Bessie Morgan
Martinsburg
Jennie Carper
Swimley Station
Margaret Walters
Martha Gould
Baltimore
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
A meditation on self restraint and the futility of pursuing personal desires. The author argues true happiness comes from adhering to duty and moral purpose rather than chasing changing impulses.
When You Ape Your Neighbor You End Up A Monkey
In a suburban tale, the Smiths imitate the Joneses escalating from lawn seed to pools and maids. The race ends in bankruptcy for both families, revealing the foolish folly of trying to keep up with others. The moral: mimicry leads to self-made ruin.
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New York
Smith
Jones
Smiths
Dignity Found in Long Lost Letters Through Time
Art Buchwald notes a London published collection of Oscar Wilde letters spurring readers to seek unseen missives. He cites two discovered by Danischewsky, a Tchaikovsky note from Kislovodsk 7-10-1847 to Troubimov and a Lincoln reply to the Gettysburg Courier editor. A reader hunt yields more letters, including one from Karl Vakunin at Elsinore.
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Paris
Monja Danischewsky
London
Oscar Wilde
Mr. Danischewsky
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg Courier
Elsinore
Karl Vakunin
A Bible Thought and Letters From a Paris Bookstore
A collection of dated letters and notes including a Mother’s Day idea from Denmark and a Napolean letter from Moscow. The excerpts feature playful anecdotes from Marie Antoinette and Paul Revere with humorous lines about fragile situations and a closing signature from Luther Markin.
Surgery Offers Hope for Osteomyelitis After Injury
A Dear Doctor column explains that modern surgery and antibiotics can control most bone infections. Osteomyelitis starts when germs reach broken bone or after injury and can require drainage, removal of dead bone, and long antibiotic courses. The piece notes variability by age, diagnostic challenges, and the need for persistent treatment. It also includes a sample test scoring section.
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