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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1949
Page
9
In Helsinki on January 5 a visiting American observed Finns talking little about Russia. After the war Russians once dominated conversations, but locals now discuss food, dining, and dancing. A young Finn notes daily life with neighbors, while the visitor remarks Finns seem to get on with Russians.
Sin Po reports a new anti-Dutch guerilla government for Java led by four former Indonesian cabinet ministers. President Soekarno and Prime Minister Hatta remain in Dutch custody as the Republic’s armed forces coordinate guerrilla activity, using radio transmitters including a mountainside Republican radio.
One source cites rheumatic diseases costing the American public about 750 million dollars annually in lost wages relief payments and medical bills.
An advertisement from Gaunt's Drug Store promotes GEO MINERAL with a money back guarantee. It urges customers to visit a drug store, try the product for seven days, and claim a full refund if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes health benefits and urges purchases at 41 Orders to Above Adore.
The article states that the United States experiences about 100000 deaths yearly from accidental causes. It notes this high toll reflects ongoing safety and risk issues across society. The figure emphasizes the need for preventive measures and policy attention.
Limited edition almanac, thirteenth year, ready for mailing by year start. No ads or propaganda, just useful information. Price 25 cents postpaid, coupon from Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau, 316 Eye St NE Washington DC. Also notes arthritis and rheumatism prevalence after mid life.
Markos' guerrillas have caused more than a quarter billion dollars in damage to Greek roads railways public utilities and buildings since the civil war began. The government says the heaviest losses hit buildings roads agriculture products equipment and livestock.
Graveside services were held at Mt Hebron cemetery for George Wheeler Seekford 72 owner of a Washington delicatessen who died Monday after a long illness. Services were held at Hines funeral home in Washington last night. A native of Page county Seekford lived in Harrisonburg for years where he met and married Lena Brown sister of Mrs Carroll Willis of this city.
Moscow report notes progress in the battle against silicosis as the Medical Worker newspaper announces advances in safety during wet drilling methods.
Experiments in the Urals using wet drilling cut dust levels below the danger norm among examined miners. The largest mine in the Kizel coal basin has adopted the wet drilling system.
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