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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1962
Page
9
This condensed 1962 piece advises wives to manage their husbands diet to lower cholesterol and blood pressure. It links worry to artery strain, promotes unsaturated oils, lean meats, egg white use, and fat reduction while acknowledging practicality and medical guidance. It ends promising a follow up on preventing high blood pressure.
In Frederick County Virginia Helen Linda McCullough seeks divorce from Edward McCullough on cruelty and desertion with custody and support for Mary Ann McCullough. Edward must appear within ten days of publication. depositions will be read in Winchester June 13 1962. notice to be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star.
The piece advises a light breakfast to avoid rushing and health risks, noting heavy meals can trigger a coronary threat. It discusses dietary fats, explaining hydrogenation converts unsaturated fats to saturated fats, making margarine and vegetable fats not clearly healthier than butter and lard.
Words often misused occupy refers to the act or state of occupying by a tenant while occupation means taking over a place by legal right or force. Novice is pronounced naw vis not nanvuss and debauch means corrupt not emerge. Solicitude is a state of being anxious or concerned as in He showed a constant solicitude for his son's welfare.
A woman drove to a Chattanooga service station complaining her engine overheated. The attendant lifted the hood and found the radiator had been stolen.
Admiral Neill Phillips of Berks was elected president of the American Boxwood Society at the annual meeting held at Blandy Experimental Farm Boyce. Officers include Mrs. Thomas De Lashmutt vice president and Dr. Walter S. Flory treasurer with other directors named from Virginia Maryland and Washington.
A reader asks about correct terms for welcoming a fiancé back and addressing in laws in engagement notices. The answer explains using full titles and names, and notes that the prefix Mr. is omitted before a man’s name in personal stationery, with a historical note about Lincoln Memorial visitors since 1922.
A reader asks if friends should call first after she was away for months. She wonders if it is their duty to reach out to her upon return rather than she initiating contact.
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