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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1927

Page

7

Protection Against Scarlet Fever

A former public health note explains scarlet fever susceptibility and preventative treatments. It details high childhood vulnerability, mortality without antitoxin, and the development of immunity through a single-dose preventive method for children and two doses for older kids and adults. The article urges parental action and physician guidance to prevent this entirely preventable disease.

Reynolds Store Notes

Little Joshua Place, very ill, has returned to Winchester for another week of treatment from Dr. Adams. Several local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Evans Pugh, Mr. Pent Havermale, and Miss Beatrice Oates, visited Middletown to see Mrs. Pugh’s sister Mrs. Ogden. Loreta Place and Lottie Jollie were weekend guests at Mr. N. L. Hottie’s home. The Salem church league thrives with Harry Luttrell leading on July 31. Loreta Place and Lottie Jollie plan a trip to Berkeley Springs and Washington, D. C. to visit friends. Eldridge DeHaven and sisters Audrey and Geneva spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Yost.

O. D. Braithwaite Mary Frances Winchester Lottie Jollie Angers N. L. Hottie R. E. Place Harl Joshua Loreta C. D. Shade League Salem Church Harry Luttrell Loreta Place Berkeley Springs W. Va Washington, D. C Hubert Jollie Paul Hovermale Hart Place Sam Jim Hottle Eldridge DeHaven Audrey Geneva DeHaven Cecil Yost

Arsenic Dust Form Advised Against Cabbage Worm

The USDA bulletin notes arsenic can control the common cabbage worm, a velvety green caterpillar harming cabbage. Dusting with arsenic mixed into lime or other materials offers quicker application but uneven distribution. sprays may be preferred when plants are dry. Farmers' Bulletin 1461-F available free from USDA Washington.

United States Department of Agriculture Farmers Hlington

Sanitation I Essential for Success With Fowls

The poultry industry faces losses from tuberculosis coccidiosis tapeworms roundworms and bacillary white diarrhea. Control relies on flock testing removal of reactors thorough premises cleaning and moving to fresh ground. Destroy breeding places in manure piles and decaying matter. blood testing older chickens helps limit infections. thrift reduces susceptibility to bacterial diseases.

Tablet Placed At Sciennes House For Scott Burns Meeting

The Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott club and the Burns association place a commemorative tablet on the wall of Sciennes House in Edinburgh to mark the winter meeting of Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns in 1786 87.

Walter Scott Robert Burns Sciennes House Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club Burns Association

Thomas the Rock of Chickamauga in Civil War lore

Quote from the Ohio State Journal reflects on a man who agrees with his wife’s instruction only if time remains to secretly complete it. It also notes General George Henry Thomas, famed for his steadfast defense at Chickamauga in September 1863.

Ohio State Journal George Henry Thomas Rock of Chicamauga Chicamauga

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