Experts Debate American Salt Dependence
In a New York Times dispatch from 1879, experts note salt's long history in food preservation and barter, tracing its cultural value from ancient economies to modern medicine while acknowledging health warnings labeling salt a possible killer. The piece blends historical context with current health concerns about sodium.
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N_Y_ Times News Service
New York
Salt and health risks highlighted in July 17 1979 Winchester piece
The article discusses salt’s link to hypertension and serious health issues. It cites low-salt diets reducing blood pressure, notes global patterns, and warns athletes against salt overuse. It urges daily sodium limits and explains salt’s pervasiveness in modern foods.
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Iran
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Beginning of an age of limitless abundance foretold
Futurist F M Esfandiary, lecturer at the New School and UCLA, argues that an era of abundant energy and longevity is dawning. He foresees post fossil fuel sources, telebodied immortality, telemonitored “telebodies,” and life support suits linked to services, erasing death and scarcity.
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N.Y
New York
F.M. Esfandiary
New School For Social Research
University of California
Los Angeles
Esfandiary
Martha Shade Weds Robert Bowman Jr in Edinburg Ceremony
Miss Marsha Ann Shade daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Shade of Winchester wed Robert William Bowman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Bowman Sr of Edinburg July 7 at 2 p m in Edinburg Christian Church The Rev William Whitehurst Jr officiated The bride wore a Camelot style headpiece veil and silk white and blue flowers The ceremony included a reception at the Edinburg Social Hall and a rehearsal by the parents The groom is a Shenandoah County Memorial employee and Central High School graduate
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Marsha Ann Shade
Joseph A. Shade
Winchester
Robert William Bowman Jr
Robert W. Bowman Sr
Edinburg
William Whitehurst Jr
Edinburg Christian Church
Sen Ee Sen Weses
Pga
Shenandoah County Memorial
Bowman
Central
Community events and youth activities listed for July in Winchester area
The notice catalogs church classes for ages three to seniors, a Green Clover H Club picnic at Gainesboro Raritan Shelter, Gainesboro United Methodist yard party, a Friday supper at a Gainesboro venue, a silk flower workshop for 4-Hers at Round Hill July 24 with 70 cent roses and 10 cent leaves, a July 30 pet care clinic by Leslie Swift at Frederick County Fairgrounds, Woodmen of the World meeting July 18 with CPR demonstration, and a beginning band program for fifth and sixth graders at Daniel Morgan Middle School July 23 to Aug 17 with contact Sandra Wall for details.
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Round Hill Community Center
Leslie Swift
Blue Ridge Dog Training Club
Frederick County Fairgrounds
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Senseny Road
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Daniel Morgan Middle School
Sandra Wall
Shenandoah Valley Hosts Reunion and Winery Grand Opening
The Conner Reunion gathers Sunday at Lions Shelter Winchester Recreation Park with a 1 p.m. picnic. Lebanon Lutheran Church yard party set for July 21 at Lebanon Church Community Center serving fried chicken and country ham. Shenandoah Valley earns attention for wine with Shenandoah Vineyards grand opening July 21 and 22 offering tastings tours and remarks by president James Randall about grape quality and regional potential.
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Lions Shelter
Winchester Recreation Park
Lebanon Lutheran Church
Lebanon Church
Hamee Church Building Fund
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah
Lecuben
Lomg
United States
James Randel
Shenandoah Vineyards
New Arrivals at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Arlington Beard and Cathy Packett announce a son Brandon Arlington born July 12 to 45 Meadowlark Lane Stephens City. Alison Meredith to Geoffrey Warren Cole and Nancy Roche of Berryville Rt 2. Kelly Ann to James Michael Burks of Berkeley Springs. Wilbur and Dora Smallwood celebrate 42nd wedding anniversary with four children nine grandchildren two great grandchildren. born July 17, 1937 in Berryville.
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Uly
Arlington Larry Beard
Meadowlark Lane
Stephens City
Brandon Arlington
Beard
Cathy Lou Packett
Geoffrey Warren Cole
Rt. 2
Berryville
Alison Meredith
Cole
Nancy Lynn Roche
Kelly Ann
James Michael Burks
Union St
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Burks
Terry Lee Shade
Wilbur Smallwood
Smallwood
Dora Tumblin
Jack Tumblin
FBLA conference recalls. new physicians join Winchester staff
Kevin Powell reports the FBLA Massanetta Leadership Conference in Harrisonburg and a gold seal at the National FBLA Conference in New Orleans. Winchester Memorial Hospital adds Dr. John E. Cross and Dr. John C. Quinn to its Associated Staff.
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Kevin Powell
Dowell J. Howard
John E. Cross
M.D
John C. Quinn
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Dr. Cross
Philadelphia
American Board of Obstetrics-Gynecology
American College of Obstetrics-Gynecology
Cross
Ann
Frederick County
Clearbrook
Hancock
Ellis, Futral and
Wood
Lee St
Quinn
Medical College of Virginia
Grady Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
MCV
American Board of Internal Medicine
Catherine
Winchester
Dear Abby column excerpts on cornea transplant and dating tips
A reader from Francesville Indiana shares recovery from dual cornea transplants enabling harvest and family support. A nurse doctor named Girard is thanked and a donor card offer from The Living Bank is included. Another letter from Keene New Hampshire asks about meeting a state trooper and speed trap advice is rejected.
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Abby
Francesville
Ind
Girard
Erry Neibouser
New Hampshire
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