Winchester Star classifieds and subscription rates listing
Old style newspaper snippet shows subscription price table and advertising contact details. Mentions Gallagher Delisser Inc in New York and offices in Winchester Virginia with monthly and annual rates.
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Eugene’ Miller
Winchester
Tives
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Republicans Search For A Candidate After New Hampshire Primary
The New Hampshire Republican primary yields write in votes for Henry Cabot Lodge and others. Goldwater Rockefeller Nixon lead, Lodge may gain among New England Republicans while Nixon could profit as front runners stumble. The piece notes GOP groping for a viable nominee and hints at a July reshuffle.
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Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Ambassador Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Sen“Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
Goldwater
Amherst College
Kkbeenador Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Arizona
New York
Mr. Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
New England
Mr. Nixon
Arithmetic preference varies by country among schoolchildren
Educators note American children aged 10 to 15 tend to reject arithmetic while Japanese students take to it, suggesting the disparity stems from the American high standard of living where children receive spending money with little effort needed to obtain it.
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Japan
Delegation Reports to Berlin Aiding Chamberlain Policy
A Federation of British Industries delegation left London for Berlin to meet Reichgruppe industries and boost Anglo German trade as part of appeasement efforts. French police announced the Paris arrest of 60 alleged narcotics ring accomplices after US customs tipped them to the operation. Mrs Henkel Carpenter of Piccadilly Street was seriously injured from a basement stair fall with a broken wrist.
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Federation of British Industries
London
Berlin
Reichgruppe Industries
Chamberlain
United States
Mexico
Paris
Henkel Carpenter
Piccadilly Street
Edna and Jessie Black abducted in Pekin amid unrest
1914 dispatch reports English missionaries Edna and Jessie Black feared abducted as brigands sack Laohokow. Yuan Shikai orders troops to the area while local politics reveal the Virginia House of Delegates defeating woman suffrage 75 to 15 with Chalkley of Wise sponsoring the measure. Elks Club officers elected include Harry B Thatcher as esteemed leading knight and others named.
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Pekin
China
Edna
Jessie Black
Laohokow
Yuan Shikai
Virginia House of Delegates
Mr. Chalkley of
Wise
Harry B. Thatcher
Elks Club
J. Edward Murnam
Claude M. Showalter
Mifflin B
Clowe
Robert Doran
Miller Streit
Sender Feinberg
Power of words shapes worlds from Bible to history
A meditation on how words have shaped civilizations and moments from the creation story to Magna Carta and the Declaration of Independence. It notes how utterances can start ages, heal, inspire, wound, and topple empires, and how even single acts at altars can forge beauty or doom.
Mobilize World Opinion Against Moscow-Pipping Little Wars
Washington editor argues the United States must rally global opinion to counter Soviet and Red China aggression. He cites Cuban missile crisis aftermath, Cuba’s training by Russians, and Soviet support for regimes worldwide, urging decisive economic and diplomatic action over war. He notes 15,000 US troops in Vietnam with nearly 200 deaths and calls Congress to authorize broader action.
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U.S
Moscow
Washington
United States
America
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Pieping
Congress
Soviet Union
Red China
North
Organization of American States
Castro
Venezuela
Great Britain
France
Ing
Red
Free World
United Nations
Cuba
Bobby Kennedy Boosts GOP Bid for Second Spot
Henry J. Taylor reports GOP leaders cheer Kennedy's bid to push Johnson aside and dominate the ticket with a Bobby Kennedy vice presidential run. They see Kennedy as a controllable yet highly controversial factor capable of galvanizing anti Johnson sentiment and redefining the 1964 race dynamics.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Brother Bobby
Mr. Johnson
Bobby
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
New York City dining conundrum for fair visitors
Ey Hal Boyle notes New Yorkers are poor guides for finding great restaurants in the metropolis despite vast choices. He suggests visitors rely on out of town gourmets or strangers leaving town to find hidden gems, while he offers his own blunt alternative recommending simple fare like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and Alaska canned salmon.
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New York
Algeria
Zanzibar
Spooner
New York City
Manhattan
Antibiotics Offer Hope For Bone Infection Treatment
Medical expert Wayne Brandstadt explains osteomyelitis as a bone infection that can be painful and slowly destructive. Antibiotics improve treatment after surgically clearing devitalized bone, with experimental bacteriophage use showing promise against staphylococci.
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Stuart Mudd
Veterans Administration Hospital
Philadelphia
Bible Thought as the . Take pecs
Fragmentary verse-like line from a historical page references Jerusalem and Jeremiah with a meditative note. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is echoed as a source or marker. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates.
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Jerusalem
Jeremiah
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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