Winchester Evening Star classified pricing fragment
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Riots and Vandalism Linked to Affluent Society
A columnist argues juvenile delinquency stems from affluence and materialism. It links rising vandalism and violence to a consumer culture, noting air pollution from vehicles harms trees and people, and warns about the erosion of work value and respect for others' property.
Arab band ransom victim delivered to Greek monks
The Star Files reports Rev. G R Goldner of Ohio was held for six days by an Arab band and delivered to two Greek monks from a Hebron Bethlehem monastery. The owner of the donkeys noted the capture while Goldner and his father rode. In Front Royal, James Bennett plans to test run the Viscose plant unit by Sept 12 to iron out issues. William Glaize and G H Baptist visited Baltimore as guests of Mr and Mrs Jean Hofmeister. Mrs Glaize returned to Winchester with Mr Glaize.
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New England Peach Crop Failures Reported in 1914
H F Byrd and his father Richard Byrd touring New England and Canada inform The Star that New York State peach crop failed. William J Barnes Jr plans slander action against Col Theodore Roosevelt over accusations of mal administration and corruption. Fire saves wheat belonging to Capt Philip M Walker of Page Brook, Boyce Virginia from wider crop blaze.
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Daily Meditation on American Opportunity and Critique
Earl L. Douglas writes that foreign students here criticize the United States but acknowledge its unique freedoms. He urges appreciation of living in a free North American country and welcomes constructive critique while defending the nation’s permissive values and refuge for the oppressed.
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Public Demand for harsher action against Communist influence
A Washington column asserts Communist infiltration fuels race unrest in Harlem and Brooklyn with Senators Eastland and public figures alleging ties to demonstrations. It argues court rulings hinder prosecutions, urges tougher measures by President Johnson, and warns of subversion within civil rights movements and Congress.
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Leap Year Remarks From Esmerelda The Office Joke Card
A collage of quips about single women from Esmerelda in a New York bar and office setting. Bosses flirt and tease about marriage age, romance, and pay, with coworker banter, birthday roses, theater tickets, and a running ribbing about the so called Cinderella complex.
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Switch Blade Issue Sweeps Across New York City
Henry J. Taylor argues the switch-blade crime issue could swing voters as Harlem riots and civil rights tensions threaten Democratic control. He notes Goldwater appeal to whites amid urban disorder and predicts white crossover votes may reshape New York politics this year.
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Medical Q and A on autointoxication and related conditions
A medical Q and A column explains autointoxication has been dropped from textbooks and laxatives can disrupt digestion. It details Weber-Christian disease as inflammatory fat-tissue disease, Charcot Marie Tooth as nerve degeneration with no cure but aids, and biphetamine as habit forming with side effects.
How's Your IQ? A 100-question, 10-day challenge
An IQ based test yields daily scores from 9 to 10 correct as Memory Genius down to 4 for Good. It asks 10 sample questions covering boxing history, geography, military ranks, contracts, religion, and language. Page two promises the correct answers.
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