Magic Cure for Tension and High Blood Pressure Promised
An item quotes a claimed magical cure for tension and high blood pressure. It advises readers to stop worrying and focus on God and his love to achieve inner peace and assurance.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
4
An item quotes a claimed magical cure for tension and high blood pressure. It advises readers to stop worrying and focus on God and his love to achieve inner peace and assurance.
A wartime editorial urges Americans to curb panic buying of girdles sheets and nylons and directs attention to stocking United States Government bonds. It notes troops face shortages as ships and materials move toward the Pacific and urges saving for victory.
Judge William H Hastie, a Tennessee native and African American, was confirmed without opposition by the Senate for a permanent slot on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. His career includes roles as assistant solicitor at the Interior Department, District Court judge for the Virgin Islands, and Virgin Islands governor, enhancing his reputation for integrity and ability.
A short devotional noting how small everyday habits and deceptions dim inner light. The author compares window screens cutting light to habits that cloud the mind and soul, urging vigilance against dissembling and shortcuts. The piece closes with a historical trivia about Jefferson and Adams dying on July 4 1826 and Adams’ remark at sunset.
A short quiz guide outlines scoring by daily performance with 10 questions. It lists rating tiers Memory Genius Very Superior Good and invites turning to Page 2 for the correct answers. The snippet covers sample questions about carafe a two bit coin road quality taste and Lincoln's 1863 Emancipation Proclamation date.
A year ago John St John, 22, of 302 Whitlock Ave, was reported in desperate condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an auto truck crash near Berryville. The item notes a one way bridge incident near Gainesboro and other regional construction and sporting happenings.
Five years ago Rev. C. W. Lowe waived a preliminary hearing and was automatically held for the grand jury to hear charges that he drew funds from a local bank without sufficient funds. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Sjostrom moved into their newly decorated home on Fairmont Ave.
The Army announced it would procure planes three times larger than current models. Rumors say they could fill a football field. Policeman Stotler arrested a city slicker caught attempting a pickpocket at the Lion's Convention. Clarke County police report cattle rustling near Millwood.
Mr and Mrs Grier Potts receive congratulations on the birth of a baby boy. Eleanor Whitacre Colleen Hoover Colleen Racey and Mable Heckrote win prizes in the Kremer Park Carnival baby show. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Mills daughter of Alonzo Mills and Ray P Curtis lineman of this city, receives a marriage license at Centenary Reformed Church.
The quiz asks which two U.S. Presidents share a death date, identifying Thomas Jefferson and another president. It also asks what Old King Cole called for in a nursery rhyme, to correct the common misphrase he could have gone with her, and to name the village of Joan of Arc’s 1412 birth in France.
A historical account notes Mauna Loa forming long ago from magma rising along a 1 600 mile fissure in the Pacific floor creating one of the world’s largest volcanoes with a massive shield profile and ongoing volcanic activity.
Toronto’s Miss Evelyn Andrus has been named associate of the Royal Society of Great Britain for high proficiency in color photography. She is the first Canadian woman to earn the award and serves as vice-president of the Toronto camera club while studying at the University of Toronto.
Rainfall for the 24 hours ending 7 a m today is 0.25 inches. July rainfall to date is 4.77 inches while the year to date sums to 24.43 inches. Average rainfall over the 37 year period 1912 1949 is 36.56 inches. Monthly means are listed by month with 1912 1949 values. Statistics courtesy of Winchester Research Laboratory.
A Friday evening chat about sleep tips features Sandy Johnson advising deep breaths and imagining weighty thoughts while Buzz Ellis suggests removing the pillow. The group debates counting sheep and which kind to use, and the narrator leans toward personal preference in the light of varying opinions.
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