Winchester Evening Star Classifieds and Rates Fragments
Old newspaper page fragment lists subscription rates and contact details for Winchester Evening Star. Includes editor and manager names, mailing information, and scattered price lines for city carrier and mail subscriptions.
Christmas Message Reflects on Symbols and Good Will
The piece muses on Christmas symbols and the deeper meaning of the season. It extols peace on earth and love among men, faith in the good in people, and the need for patience toward exhausted workers during the pre Christmas rush.
PLUS Method Aims to Reveal What Pupils Do Not Know
In Warren Ohio educators test Progress with Personal Learning Unit Systems PLUS comparing with conventional tests. Two sixth grade classes receive special instruction after results. Conventional class gains 18 points after two weeks while PLUS class rises 35 points.
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Warren, O
U.S
Office of Education
Captain James C. Davis Moves to Mediterranean Hospital
CAPT JAMES C DAVIS Dental Corps now stationed on a Mediterranean island where a French Count's chateau serves as a hospital after a year with a Middle East Field Hospital. Sun melts ice coated roads across the state. A Turkey Hunt on W Water St drew many locals as George Butler's Christmas turkey eluded the axe by roosting on a neighboring rooftop. A boy discreetly approached the bird from a windowed roof.
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James C. Davis
Dental Corps
Middle East
W. Water St
George Butler
Daily Meditation by Earl L Douglas
A devotional excerpt features biblical passages including Isaiah 9 6 7 Luke 2 and Revelation 21 emphasizing prophecy of a savior and universal peace. The text reflects themes of governance, divine presence, and blessing for humankind.
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Earl L. Douglas
A Time for All Men Reflects on Christmas Spirit and Art
A Time for All Men discusses Christmas beyond sales and profit. It traces the holiday’s universal meanings through Nativity scenes Handel's Messiah and Dickens a Christmas Carol and notes art as another channel revealing the season's spirit beyond church and clergy.
Who Owns Christmas In The Modern World
The piece argues that Christmas belongs to all people through talent and honest expression not church creeds. It notes Britten and Mee Notti as modern celebrants and men of diverse roles from librarians to workers who find Christ’s presence beyond Nazareth. The message: ownership of Christmas belongs to everyone who shares its truth.
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George Frederick Handel
Messiah
Christ
Benjamin Britten
Gian Carlo Meenotti
Heerod
Tuberculosis facts and treatment guidance from Dr Brandstadt
Q and A cover pulmonary TB symptoms hospital confinement after active disease and tenets of preventing spread. Tuberculin skin test interpretation brain TB forms encephalitis meningitis their symptoms and treatments include streptomycin isoniazid and para-aminosalicylic acid. A new drug ethambutol is noted with eye examinations monthly.
Mayor David Shear Remembered By Romney Community
In a Winchester letter to The Star readers, Jean J Demorest honors David Shear, 70, longtime Romney WV mayor and festival booster. The Polish born immigrant served as WWI soldier, led Hampshire American Legion, and held nine mayoral terms. He helped found local groups, earned Who's Who in World Jewry, and was celebrated at a November testimonial dinner.
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the Star
Winchester
David Shear
Romney
W. Va
Shear
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Mayor Shear
Poland
United States
Hampshire American Legion
The
Legion
Hampshire County
Romney Fire Co
Romney Lions Club
Clinton Lodge
AF & AM
Loyal Order of Modse
Potomac Council
Boy Scouts of America
Second Thoughts About Johnson in Twilight of His Presidency
Column reflects on President Johnson's hospitalization and Vietnam era policies, comparing him to Lincoln. It argues Johnson faced liberal opposition within his own party, notes a credibility gap with journalists, and contends his programs were unevenly executed while his personal traits were unfairly scrutinized.
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Washington
Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Vietnam
Booth
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Proverb and Will Rogers Quote Echo Humorous Prominence
A compact collection of quotes contrasts Proverbs 19 6 on generosity with Will Rogers American humor about never meeting a prominent man he disliked. The satirical pairing notes social praise and likability linked to gifts and prominent men across a humorous lens.
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Will Rogers
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