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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1951

Page

5

Budget and finance terms spark a playful yet puzzled essay

A dialogue-like piece riffs on inflation and living costs, mixing casual finance questions with comic ideas. It questions terms like budget and bull and bear while musing on how price signals and policies affect everyday life, ending with a plain definition of a firefight in military dispatches.

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Faddish Reducing Diet May Cause Starvation Symptoms

A brief note warns that extreme dieting can lead to starvation symptoms. It questions fertility in women with one fallopian tube and discusses pregnancy chances. The item frames these concerns as health features from Syndicate, Inc.

H. A Features Syndicate, Inc

Lebanon Church Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Clara B. Leb an on reports visitors to the community including Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Kibler of Top Notch who spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Ernie Miller. Claude Windle and Walter Bowers attended auto races near Carlisle with Patricia Bowman visiting the Hunter Ritenour family. Evans Fisher Sr. and family were mentioned in recent notes.

Clara B. Lebanon T. C. Kibler Top Notch Ernie Miller Claude Windle Walter Bowers Carlisle Roy T. Bowman Patricia Hunter Ritenour Robert Fisher i Evans Fisher

Rest by Mrs. Ethel L. Sell

Mrs. Brady and Mrs. Marvin Persinger and two children from Baltimore are guests this week of Mrs. Anna Schinck. Victor Lee Ridgeway visited with his mother and relatives here and is training at Indian Head Gap Pa. William Gent stationed at Fort Knox Ky is spending a twelve day leave with his family.

Ethel L. Sell Brady Marvin Persinger Baltimore Anna Schinck Victor Lee Ridgeway Indian Head Gap William Gent Fort Knox Kentucky

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