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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1978

Page

10

Dangers of Herbal Teas Highlight Hidden Health Risks

Elderly couple from Chehalis Washington drank misidentified foxglove tea and lost a wife to heart failure while the husband survived. Three young women suffered severe diarrhea from senna tea and a man faced insomnia after Gotu Kola capsules. Doctors warn herbal remedies can disrupt prescription drugs and vary in strength. some teas are toxic and should be used cautiously or avoided.

N.Y United States der Marderosian Ara der Marderosian Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Dr. der Marderosian Food and Drug Administration Alvin B. Segelman Pracognosist Rutgers University

Free market basket giveaway draws crowd at Farmers Market

Jean Cohn smiles as she surveys fresh vegetables and fruits she won at Saturday’s free market basket giveaway organized by the Farmers Market Association at Loudoun and Bond Streets. The market runs Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Winners include Mrs. William Piffer Mrs. Ann Holcombe Mrs. Francis Sirbaugh Mrs. Opal Hillyard and Mrs. Ada Swisher.

Jean Cohn The Farmers Market Association Loudoun Bond Streets William Piffer Ann Holcombe Francis Sirbaugh Opal Hillyard Ada Swisher

Extension Homemakers Club Picnic and Related Meetings

SOUTH FREDERICK Extension Homemakers Club holds a picnic on Aug 22 at 11 a.m. at the Exchange Shelter with devotions led by Mrs. Lucille Trenary and a call for covered dishes and small prizes. STONEWALL EH Club meets Aug 23 at 10 a.m. at the War Memorial Building with devotions led by Mrs. Estelle Dick and hostesses Mrs. Maude Russell and Mrs. Colleen Russell. NORTH FREDERICK EH Club plans a family picnic Aug 24 at 6:30 p.m. at Mrs. Hazel Braithwaite’s home with picnic food per family size.

Bue Unairmar Eines Ae South War Memorial Building Maude Russell Colleen Russell Estelle Dick North Frederick Hazel Braithwaite

Add One Blazer and Mix Well for Fall Wardrobe

A Sears fashion director urges investing in a well-cut blazer as a versatile, lasting staple. She cites tweed, wool blends, and corduroy fabrics in neutral tones with room for layering, plus pocket hankie and lapel pins as stylish accessories.

Sears, Roebuck and Co Elaine Monroe eCheck

Ajax and Comet Cleaners Time Test Results

A laboratory test by Colgate Palmolive compared Ajax and Comet on porcelain sinks with common stains. In under 30 seconds Ajax appeared faster at removing stains, but tests on an older dull sink showed both cleansers performed equally, removing all stains in about 90 seconds.

Ajax Comet Colgate Palmolive Company Universal Press Syndicate

Warner to Speak at Winchester Rotary Meeting

John W. Warner Republican candidate for Virginia’s U.S. Senate will be guest speaker at the Winchester Rotary Club Thursday. Lunch at 12 30 p m at the Rotary Shelter in Winchester Recreation Park. speech open to the public starts 1 p m. Warner, a former Navy official and government administrator, has roles as prosecutor attorney businessman and farmer. He grew up in Northern Virginia and was educated at Washington and Lee and UVA Law. He later led Bicentennial programs and served as first administrator of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. He is married to Elizabeth Taylor and they live at Atoka farm in Middleburg.

John W. Warner Virginia U. S. Senate Winchester Washington and Lee University University of Virginia Law School

Virginia Tech proposes nitrite limits to reduce bacon risks

Virginia Tech and Monsanto researchers find a partial substitute approach to nitrite in bacon. As of June 15, bacon may contain up to 120 ppm nitrite and 40 ppm nitrite within a year when paired with 2600 ppm potassium sorbate, down from prior 200 ppm.

Blacksburg Virginia Tech U.S. Department of Agriculture

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Segelman Ronald K. Siegel University of California At Los Angeles School of Medicine Winchester Evening Star J. Miles Cary Ruby Smiley Patan John Warner GOP Senate Rotary Warner Elizabeth Taylor Atoka Middleburg Bacon Nitrite Research Monsanto M. D. Pierson Food Science and Technology
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