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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1968
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates and mailing terms for Bottinelli and Gallagher, Inc. including addresses in New York and Winchester Virginia. It provides monthly and yearly pricing for local and out of state recipients and notes motor carrier options.
Residents east of Winchester call for immediate coordinated action to combat a rat infestation. Health officials and county authorities should supervise daily collection from metal drums placed as rat depositories and marshal all available resources and professionals to curb the pest menace.
A blaze on Mrs. Roger Evans farm near Berryville caused about 4000 dollars in damage destroying a barn outbuildings and farm equipment and feed. The incident appears to have been extensive with losses reported from the site.
The essay explains how ancient custom freed a temple slave from earthly masters after being sold to the god. It argues that Christians are bond servants to God yet free from sin and death through Christ, as the Spirit’s law liberates the soul from worldly weakness.
Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey shows shifting signals on Vietnam as he tries to balance a dovish stance with administration policy. Backers grow wary as crucial state delegations demand consistency ahead of the Democratic National Convention.
Dear Pavement Plate advises a modern approach to money in marriage. The columnist argues that allowing the wife to manage the family budget can reduce conflict and increase responsibility, noting women often value money and use it to gain power within the home. The piece also references political commentary on Hubert Humphrey and Chicago Mayor Richard Daley in the context of the 1968 Democratic nomination debates.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt explains that some bubble bath preparations irritate and inflame the urethra or bladder in children. Symptoms include frequent urination and pain. boys may develop urethral ulcers or narrowing, clearing after stopping use. Some mothers only then link the baths to the trouble.
Writer returns to his hideaway near the CACAPON River for a peaceful morning. He fishes for smallmouth bass, spots three fawns near the yard, and reflects on family, nature, and a half-finished brick fireplace, savoring simple pleasures. The day begins with coffee, breakfast, and calm scenery. The tone is reflective and intimate.
Etienne de Silhouette, noted for cutting out paper portraits as a hobby, served as French finance minister in 1759. His intense revenue-raising policies led to a nine month tenure and an austerity mood in the arts, with artists drawing outlines in profile instead of full portraits.
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