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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1938
Page
10
Front Royal area features a Barbara Bell sewing pattern description for pattern No 1568 B. It highlights a soft afternoon dress with deep V neckline, fitted waist, slashed sleeves, and shirring, suitable for fabrics like chiffon georgette silk crepe or voile. Sizes range 14 to 42 with fabric yardage and ribbon details. Include order address.
A compact list of cross word clues with across and down entries. Many entries appear garbled. the page shows a typical puzzle with coordinates and fragmented word fragments, including references to Greek letters, colors, and common crossword fodder. The jumbled text suggests a partially legible grid and a scrambled answer key from a historical paper.
Dale Carnegie, famed author of How to Win Friends and Influence People, established a method for effective communication and personal development that shaped midcentury self improvement and business training. His work emphasized empathy, persuasive speaking, and confidence-building skills applicable across corporate and social settings.
Charlie Speer, a swimmer who held schoolboy records in 50 100 and 220 yards, pivoted to journalism and radio. After a broken shoulder and knees from accidents he entered newspapers in Philadelphia, then wrote a transformative letter to Nat Shilkret that led to his radio writing career and a featured Ripley’s Believe It Or Not program.
Guests visit local families in Harrisonburg and Purcellville as social ties weave through weekend plans. Albert Darby family from Springfield Mass and Mrs Darbys parents Elder and Mrs A L Harrison host at the rustic lodge terrace.
The Winchester Evening Star advertises a new quiz book with questions and answers on varied subjects. It invites readers to order a copy for ten cents, with a coupon and mailing address to Washington D C.
Kansas City detective Charles Little at 65 records eating three raw green onions daily since age 15. He reports a total around fifty four hundred and fifty? or similar figure, noting the habit as a curiosity rather than a health claim.
Civil War veteran Dr. Newell Patterson of East St. Louis aged near a century traveled by automobile with his daughter and granddaughter visiting Winchester. He postponed plans in Washington due to persistent photographers and enjoyed battlefield trips and Skyline Drive with stops in Charlottesville Lexington and White Sulphur Springs.
A Will Rogers humorous sketch portrays a Black narrator calling his boss about a mule that refuses to move. The exchange includes dialect lines, a burning wagon, and the request to send another mule to complete the journey.
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