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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
2
A section touts Natex herbal medicine for stomach ills linking digestion to overall health. It cites testimonials from a lady, a dentist, a ship captain, a traveling evangelist, and a plumber, urging readers to visit People’s Service Drug Store for explanations and a free health booklet.
June 11 social updates list visits and guests in Hogue Creek area. Rev C J Racey and driver dined with Luther Larrick. Pauline Clowser stayed with Lucy White. families including Orndorffs and Whitakers attended memorial services in Gainesboro and Bruce town.
Three Republican leaders meet in Chicago before the national convention. Left to right are Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio, GOP national chairman George deB. Keim, and Postmaster General Walter F Brown of Toledo, chief political adviser to President Hoover.
Senator George Norris of Nebraska questions rush to pass bills before adjournment for party conventions. A separate note misplaces Ben Nevis as the highest mountain in the British Isles, incorrectly stated to be in Invernesshire Scotland at 4406 feet.
Ferry spends time with her grandmother, Mrs. David Foster, sharing stories and moments of family connection during a quiet visit.
A columnist notes political writers confuse veterans with votes, as debate heats over Congress actions benefiting veterans. The remark underscores how public discourse links veteran issues to electoral gain amid broader concerns about the penal population and youth.
The page lists a large set of crossword across and down clues with numbers and hints, including separators passages and words like destiny and prophecy. It also shows an answer line containing mixed letters and stray characters from the puzzle.
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