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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1950
Page
5
This excerpt outlines charm lessons for women, diagnosing whining voices and offering practical fixes. It urges standing tall, breathing, vocal exercises, nostril vowels, and smiling to project confidence. promotes charm as essential for business success and personal impression. Written as a sales pitch for a charm program with order details and a teaser for tomorrow’s topic.
A compact teaching page outlines common word usage missteps and pronunciation. It defines misused forms, mispronunciations, misspellings, and offers study tips plus daily vocabulary goals with examples and a note on astronomical declination aligned to celestial latitude.
The list presents a crossword style grid with clues ranging from tropical tree to stewed apples and includes several across and down hints such as light two wheeled vehicle falds prong epoch and other terms. Readers deduce answers matching cross letters and final grid.
The North Frederick town news notes Rev. C B Larrick preaching and civic events. Many locals visit hospitals attend funerals celebrate birthdays and welcome a newborn daughter at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Families share illness and gatherings with friends and relatives in the area.
Indiana became a distinct territorial entity on July 4 1800, marking the birth of the Indiana Territory with statehood still years away as of 1816.
Capon Springs notes report Irvin Kump home after treatment at Martinsburg hospital. Philip Orndorff and Mrs. Clinton Bland visited Winchester for dental work. The Cooper family from Hagerstown ill as infant Rosetta Miller stays with Susan. infant in Winchester Memorial Hospital with flu.
The Panama Canal office records note the United States transport Buford as the first U S naval vessel to pass the canal. She arrived from San Francisco on September 6, 1914 and went through on September 9 en route to Galveston Texas.
Mrs. Vallie Mauzy visits Mt Williams to nurse her grandson with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Unger. The Venaven family from Mt Holley N J spent a night with Mrs DeHaven. Troy Dick and Bill Bennett with others visited H B Dick’s home. Joyce and Shirley Crossen stay with grandmother Miss Wallie Mauzy. Lynwood Newbrough and sons Carrol and Kenneth visited relatives. Carol Files shopped in Winchester. Jack Luttrell improved their house with flooring. Rosa Bishop, patient at Kings Daughters Martinsburg, shows progress. Utah Crossen remains ill at home.
Mrs. Donald Shirley visits with Mr and Mrs Berkeley Shirley. Jerry Dick is ill and missed band meeting last Monday. Irving Nesmith recovers after an appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Pascal Omps butchered two hogs last Saturday.
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