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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1972

Page

4

Onion and Garlic Folk Beliefs Across Ages

Elmer L. Smith covers onion and garlic uses from ancient wards off illness and weather prophecy to amulets against evil and vampires. He notes modern science confirms their nutritious value and germ fighting compounds, while ancient lore explains many health beliefs.

Elmer L. Smith

Today in History May 10 1972 highlights and events

May 10 marks events across centuries including the 1871 Treaty of Frankfurt ending the Franco Prussian War and Alsace Lorraine ceded to Germany. Also noted are Vespucci’s New World voyage in 1497 and Fort Ticonderoga capture in 1775.

Associated Press Frankfurt Alsace Lorraine Germany Amerigo Vespucci New World Ethan Allen Vermont Green Mountain Boys Ft. Ticonderoga N.Y Jefferson Davis Irwinville Ogden Utah Belgium Holland Luxemburg Rudolf Hess Scotland Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S Congress

General Hamlet Battles Morale at Vietnam’s Front Lines

Brigadier General James Hamlet, a rare Black commander in Vietnam, leads the Third Brigade of the First Air Cavalry amid narcotics issues, mutiny rumors, and discipline challenges at Bien Hoa. He stresses hard work to keep troops focused while acknowledging a minority causing most problems.

Tom Tiede Bien Hoa Vietnam NEA James Hamlet United States Hamlet First Air Cavalry Bunker Hill Pfc Don Albright Milwaukee Charley Southeast Asia Third Brigade Tom

Elizabeth Doyle Hauck Obituary Poem Remembers A Life

Rhyme's Den notes pay tribute to Elizabeth Doyle Hauck of Winchester Virginia in a poetic memorial. The poem lauds her eight children twenty grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren her sewing, cooking, humor and courage. It frames death as release to a Kentucky home and ends with her name and city.

Blue-Grass Kentucky Elizabeth Doyle Hauck Winchester

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