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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1960
Page
4
A Tuesday May 10 1960 page fragment from Winchester Evening Star presents a devotional Bible quote from Psalm 119 72. The notice includes obscure contact lines for the paper and a religious remark.
The Star urges joint city and county planning as Winchester area population rises. It calls for coordinated zoning, street layout, water sewer connections, and recreation sites to protect property and manage suburban growth.
A Kansas City culinary expert argues that recipes favor experts and do little for the general public. Travis Elliott notes recipes are created by specialists for those with advanced cooking interest and warns that relying on books alone cannot replace hands on experience and trial and error in mastering any profession.
A meditation contrasts a man accused of a serious crime with our own hidden sins. It cautions that personal faults—anger jealousy avarice lust hatred and prejudice—can accumulate into vast evil, challenging us to examine our own lives before judgment.
The author urges charity toward others and self, noting that small evils and biases exist in all. Judging others is unsafe, as motives and life contexts are often unknown. True charity requires endurance and Following a humane example rather than becoming a simpleton.
Charles Layman Jr. won the Men’s Beauty Contest sponsored by Stephens City Fire Co. Burr Grim returned to the University of Maryland after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Grim at their home here.
1935 report notes Rev. Harold Marley forbidding girls with bare legs and painted lips from Sedgley parish church. The item mentions farmers from Minnesota planning a pilgrimage to Washington to press Congress over the AAA. Piccadilly Soda Shop in town reopens after remodel with grand opening by owner Curtis Puckett.
Fifty years ago in 1910 Postmaster Gleisner of Brucetown spent the day in Winchester. T. W. Marple, a noted barn builder from the county, visited town for the first time since a year ago when he fell from a barn and broke his leg. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parish and their daughter of Gore also spent the day in Winchester.
Dr Bundesen explains the kidney function and artificial kidney concept. He describes the kidneys as a half pound filtering system that processes about 900 quarts daily with most returning to the bloodstream and excess excreted, and notes a reader question about mucus in urine requiring medical check.
A reader test outlines a 10 day quiz with daily scoring bands from Memory Genius to Excellent. It lists sample questions covering geography history and general knowledge such as state flags political leaders and literary works. The page instructs turning to page 2 for answers.
Khrushchev uses bluster to heighten tensions after a Baku speech and the U S unarmed plane incident. He heads a vast spy network operating inside the United States and across the Western world, while accusing others of aggression and pressing for disarmament talks.
Analysis argues Khrushchev exploited a U.S. spy plane shootdown to boost propaganda. It notes earlier Soviet air space violations and missteps by the State Department, contrasting Khrushchev's narrative with the broader history of intrusions.
A collection of brief notes and quips including a claim of tiny gold in tap water, observations on dental fees by city size, spying by Francis Powers and Eisenhower’s command, a Danish fashion note on cigar smoking, Mark Twain’s letter variants, Tibetan priesthood, tails vs electric light, a White quote on liberty, salt tax history, a Native American prayer, diet related death risk, and bald eagle counts.
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