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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
6
A wartime poem in memory of a fallen comrade, lamenting the loss of a friend who wrote of future joys and valor, now silenced by battle. The speaker wishes to tell the world the truth about those at the front, censored by authorities, and hopes the buddy finds peace.
An advertisement extols a tonic marketed as improving skin clarity by boosting blood red cells and hemoglobin to enhance tissue oxygenation. It touts “6.8.8.” and “S.S.S.” as remedies, citing thousands of unsolicited thank you letters and urging a foundation of healthy skin from beneath.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use NATEX a triple strength pure herbal prescription to renew strength boost vitality awaken appetite stimulate digestion promote restful sleep tone blood and cleanse the system. It warns against substitutes claiming NATEX restores health quickly.
Funeral services for Beverley Robert Keckley age 63 were held from the Red Bud road home with interment in Red Bud United Brethren Church cemetery. Two hymns were sung and a large crowd attended signaling his popularity as a longtime Red Bud area farmer.
Pallbearers Arthur Bay Strother Boyd Turner John C. Cole and N N Wells George Miller carried the casket for Mr Keckley. Surviving relatives were listed at the homeplace with brief mention of family presence.
Collier's Weekly notes that about four thousand years ago the Baby lonians inhabited stone houses with bathrooms and conveniences. Today over half a billion people or 25 percent of the world population live in huts caves and tents.
A Calcutta museum displays a bizarre specimen with two formed feet, each about an inch, and three toes, rumored to be from Rangpur district in Bengal. The item attracts curiosity as a freak of jungleland, while education and schooling themes echo in a separate note on achievement.
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