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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1948

Page

7

Danger Signals From Vitamin Deficiency

Dr. Herman N. Bundesen explains how vitamin shortages, especially vitamins C B2 and niacin, affect the mouth and gums. Scant Vitamin C can lead to scurvy with bleeding gums and loose teeth while riboflavin deficiency causes cracking at mouth corners and a swollen purplish tongue. Niacin lack may swell the tongue, raise saliva, and trigger digestive or skin symptoms.

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Littleton Loses Oak Hill Estate to Auction Bid

Frank C. Littleton of Leesburg failed to reclaim his Oak Hill estate near Loudoun County from a sale approved by federal court. Trustees closed bids after Thomas N. DeLashmutt offered 222000 for the Monroe home once owned by President Monroe. The 1725 acre property was ordered sold to settle about 200000 in claims.

Alexandria Frank C. Littleton Leesburg Oak Hill Monroe Thomas N. DeLashmutt Arlington Loudoun County Littleton

Unlimited Bathing Ruled Tenant Right

New York magistrate ruled that bathing is a human right over property rights in a case where landlord shut off hot water for repairs. Mrs. Pudence Hergenrother alleged her landlady limited baths. the magistrate said landlords cannot dictate bath frequency when human necessity requires it.

New York Pudence Hergenrother Bella Olsen Lehrich

National Parks visitor totals for 1948 season

The National Park Service reports 26 million visitors in the 1948 season, up from 25.25 million in 1947 and just over 21.5 million in 1946.

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