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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
2
Medical writer Dr W A Evans outlines infantile paralysis progression from mild infection through latency a tremor phase to muscle weakness and shrinking. Early signs include moderate fever digestive upset drowsiness furtive eye movement and pain on handling with spinal fluid negative at first then changes signal guantile paralysis onset.
The text states that during the period of fluid change and just before trembling begins the curative serum should be used. It emphasizes timing for administration in relation to symptom progression.
Abraham Starr a poor foundry worker on the East Side says he will give the million dollars to his wife and children and to poor friends. The Montreal attorney announced the inheritance from Harry Lozack, a Poland born diamond mine fortune finder.
Neighborhood debate centers on new residents moving into a fancy area. Elders advocate for harmony, while locals ponder changes. The aim is to ensure the elderly residents feel secure and content with the evolving community.
Ford Motor Company reports six month U.S. sales of 634,961 vehicles, about two thirds of the 1,000,000 cars and trucks Ford plans to build this year. Foreign sales are not included.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania will borrow fifty million dollars before month end to fund old age and blind pensions and reimburse funds used for two years of current expenses. Governor Earle, State Treasurer Waters, and Auditor General Baldwin form a loan board to arrange tax anticipation notes. Legislation from 1935 authorized issuance and the Supreme Court upheld it.
Hollywood notes reveal film stars wealth through county tax rolls. John Barrymore shows yacht valued at 56,575 with most of it in the Infanta. Chaplin holds 2,692,490 in stocks and bonds. Mary Pickford 1,465,740. Gloria Swanson drops to 9,750. Jo an Crawford 66,010. Harold Lloyd and Harold Lloyd others noted with parcels and land values.
Floyd Bell told police he fell asleep in a Durham speakeasy and awoke to find $30 taken from him. The note says Confederate currency was among the stolen money, and suspects are being sought.
Jim Bucher of Pittsburgh held three hits in each game of a double header. Curt Davis limited the Phillies and Cubs to five hits while retiring the last 16 batters in order. Bill Werber and Lefty Grove starred for the Red Sox with Werber producing a key contribution.
An old 1934 advertisement explains kidneys contain about 10 million tiny tubes totaling 79 200 feet and must be watched as the bowels. It claims healthy people pass over 3 pounds of waste daily and warns that low output signals danger. Doan's Pills are recommended for washing out kidney tubes.
Grove outpitched Pearson to take the second game from the Indians as straight doubles fuel the win. Travis Jackson led the Giants with three hits and two RBIs against the Reds. Johnny Stone doubled and singled for the Senators against the Browns. Bill Hallahan and Terry Moore helped the Cardinals beat the Braves as Hallahan allowed four hits and Moore hit a ninth inning homer.
A year ago the Giants topped the Cubs and widened their league margin to three games. Foxx led batting with .371, Waner at .362. Prior years note Bryan Grant in the record.
The champion defeated Wilbur Coen 6-2 4-6 6-2 6-4 to capture the national clay courts tennis title.
Ancient temple ruins on Hauwai island endure alongside modern American homes in a coastal scene. The fragment highlights a juxtaposition of preserved history and contemporary living without detailing dates or figures.
A dealer advertises several cars accepted for sale as is with no reconditioning. Each vehicle is described as worth nearly double its asking price and available to buyers who act quickly.
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