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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1956
Page
2
Milk is described as the most nearly perfect food because it furnishes about 100 nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, fats, sugars, and high quality protein. It also notes its strong taste appeal.
Sizes up to 50 can benefit from this pattern giving a comfortable support and perfect fit. Easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions for regular and long lengths. Send thirty five cents plus 5 cents shipping to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star pattern dept New York. Aluminum and steel give train a new look.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture forecasts modest price rises later in the month after steady to higher last week in Virginia markets, with Baltimore and western markets down 25 to 50 cents influenced by post-holiday activity. Hog slaughter remains above last year, veal prices up to $27.75 per cwt, and broilers and eggs face uncertain demand and steady or shrinking gains.
Prices for stockers and feeders vary by market with Valley buyers at 15 to 19 dollars per head last week and Chicago at 17 to 18 dollars for good and low choice. Veal prices tend to peak late January to early February before falling. Plan to buy Ceat tle for grass finishing soon if you have feed on hand.
University of Michigan psychiatrist Dr Roscoe W Cavell argues lawyers and judges should work closely with psychiatrists. He says emotional behavior drives people in cases and that human behavior is fundamentally emotional not intellectual.
Legend says the academy adopted a goat in 1890 during the march to West Point for the first Army Navy game. Official files list 1893 for the goat debut at the fourth Army Navy game. The current mascot, Bill XIV, began service before the 1947 Army Navy game after Bill XIII died.
C. G. Lamb of Richmond State Manager installed new officers of Hickory Camp 34 Woodmen of the World at a Friday meeting. Officers include Harold Dawson Past Consul Commander William Chapman Consul Commander T Carson Clark Adv. Lieut Harry Carper Banker Ralph E Lamp Financial Secretary Ralph Grubbs Escort J H Pence Watchman J N McDonald Sentry and Stanley Mason Auditor Also installed were Harold Dawson and L E Fries Refreshments followed the meeting.
A nonprofit estimates the print cost of a Braille Bible at about 95 dollars, with per copy expenses near 4.50 dollars. The figure reflects charitable pricing and supply considerations for accessibility.
The Braille Institute developed a double sided printing method that cut bulk of Bible volumes. It now offers the Revised Standard Version in 20 volumes, replacing the original 21 volumes that measured up to five inches thick.
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