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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
5
A physician describes a long acting curare preparation mixed with peanut oil given by injection to ten patients with painful muscle spasm. Relief occurred within 45 minutes and lasted up to 24 hours. Curare also reportedly treats tetanus periarthritis shoulder and some multiple sclerosis cases, with pain relief and increased mobility.
Messrs ee ee ee sons of Mr and Mrs Taylor mourn the loss of a mare at their home. J S Braithwaite is recognized as a male, while Mrs Delbert Sibert is in Winchester. Guests of Elsworth Yonkers include Wilson Crouse and family from Gore and Charles Miller from Hancock Maryland. Hazel Funkhouser visits and Mr C G Baker hosts. Mr Harry Braithwaite spends days with his father J S Braithwaite in Martinsburg and Cross Junction.
Advert parody notes the risk of denture instability and offers tips or products to prevent slipping. Descriptive promise of a solution from an advertisement in a historical page.
Doctors say kidney function is vital and waste filtration relies on healthy kidney tubes. The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy to ease backache and support energy, urging readers to get a bottle today.
A crowded roundup notes visitors to Winchester households including Mr. and Mrs. Braithwaite and families from Martinsburg and Berkeley Springs. It lists summer plans for Miss Jo Braithwaite and enrollments at Shepherd College, plus a historical aside on checkers once called jeunes dames.
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Mr A G Malone in Winchester Memorial Hospital recovering after surgery last week. Mrs Pearl Stover under care at daughter’s home. Walter Bowers and W D Teets spent Sunday at Edith Fort Valley with Teets and Silvous families. Mary Teets ill. Ernest Godlove and daughter of Turtle Creek Pa visited. Mamie Godlove has gone to Pittsburgh after illness at Strasburg. Fred Bowers family with H H McDonalds on Sunday. Sunday guests at W A Pangle Sr home included Anna Lee Funkhouser and son of Arlington and William Pangle Jr and family, plus Clarence Glaize family from Winchester. Mrs Byron Brumback visited D A Glaize. Mrs Russell Himelright of Strasburg visited her parents. Q and R trivia about Christian hymns: over 400,000 with German origin.
Farmers east of Red Deer face a new threat after a war on coyotes. They note mice have surged, as coyotes once kept rodent numbers down. One farmer suggests penning hens and letting coyotes roam, claiming coyotes are the lesser evil.
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