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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1929
Page
4
Publishing note shows daily except Sunday schedule by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia. Includes consolidation with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Mirror and subscription options for one month three months and one year with advance payment terms.
Ancient text snippet echoes creation by divine power. The passage cites Jeremiah 27 5 and a prayer praising the Lord as owner of the earth and all it contains with a liturgical tone.
The Seventieth Congress closes as Virginia's Seventh District mourns the private life return of Hon. T. W. Harison. After years in the House during World War I and reconstruction, his work on Military Affairs and Appropriations shaped war and postwar policy. He championed Shenandoah National Park and veterans benefits while guiding district affairs.
The piece lauds a long serving congressman for faithful representation and leadership during a crucial era. It emphasizes his efficient work, patriotic public service, and dedication to his constituents, noting the pride and memory the district will retain.
Dr. Clemens Pirquet, renowned for humanitarian work with crippled children, dies in Vienna. His long career, recognized both in the United States and abroad, leaves a lasting impact on pediatric medicine and charity.
Leader in research and medical writing, Dr Pirquet gained international renown and was considered a candidate for Austria's presidency last autumn. His wartime nutrition studies led the American Relief Administration to involve him in feeding Austrian children, developing a system to measure nutritional status and needs to optimize Hoover aid.
Al Stone a New York nightclub singer and composer believes he will reunite with his son Junior after Molly the boy’s mother plans to sail to Europe with her lover John Perry. A nurse escorts Junior as Al waits at the 96th Street Park entrance. The reunion scene reveals a hopeful but tense moment.
Dr. Pirquet, a leading authority in nutrition and child welfare, died after ill health in Vienna. He had visited the United States, taught at Johns Hopkins University, and lectured at Yale Harvard and other institutions while pursuing relief for starving Austrian children. His work and ideas in nutrition remain his lasting monument.
Statistics from the Chicago Live stock Exchange show Americans eat 45 percent less meat than ten years ago while salads rise 110 percent. The shift hurts livestock values by 1.575 billion dollars in six months. Ice cream and milk products surge alongside fruit vegetables and bread. poultry up 25 percent as cereals and canned fruit also gain.
The article notes rising vegetable and fruit consumption while meat portions shrink. It argues health experts praise balanced diets with greens and vitamins, citing American households and workers adopting lighter meat routines for energy and vitality. It recalls the old belief bacon as a vegetable and suggests meals now favor vegetables, salads, whole wheat, milk, and fruit.
A sentence from the American Magazine calls a modern invention the most malign invention, an invention described as a re a di credit. The Indianapolis Star notes Senator Heflin’s aim to “put the bam in Alabama.” An ad offers spring painting supplies and varnishes from MS. Loy at 442 N Loudoun St with guaranteed quality and porch enamel.
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