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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
5
Edwin T. Snider delivered a flag address before the Winchester Kiwanis Club during National Week observances at a regular luncheon. The talk honored the national emblem and highlighted its significance to the community and nation.
A reverent tribute to the American flag praising its origin, evolution, and symbolic power. The speaker channels historic figures and battles, extolling liberty, national unity, and the flag as guardian of progress from sea to sea and across generations. It honors fallen soldiers and calls for continued reverence through music, flowers, and shared memory.
Dr Logan Clendening explains that only about two in a hundred chronic headaches stem from serious organic disease. Many headaches are nervous, reflex, or habit driven, with examples like escape headaches and revenge headaches showing how discomfort can become a behavioral pattern. The piece notes modern pamphlets offered by the doctor and details six titles available by mail.
Charles P. Stewart notes taxation as the coming dominant issue in Congress with debates over who bears the burden. He explains deficits near three billion dollars and the stakes for the ruling party and the opposition as debates center on revenue sources and policy direction. The piece outlines two main schools on tax sources: the very rich versus broader mass-based revenue.
Puzzle list covers across and down clues with wordplay on various topics. The page includes a dated quip about marriage and finances, plus two political remarks about gender roles and Spain's religious tolerance in relation to presidential candidacy.
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