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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1969

Page

3

Dear Abby Advice Columns on Love and Morality

A reader asks about legal revenge after affair with a married man who exposed letters. Abby advises quitting losers. Another letter narrates a son's wedding and a father's cold stance, urging reconciliation through a trusted mediator. A third urges wives to improve personal hygiene to sustain marital intimacy, with Abby’s standard signing and response details.

Abigail van Buren Chicago Trione-M Syed. Inc Abby Texas

Horse Progress Through History According to Britannica

The Encyclopaedia Britannica states that no major human advancement occurred without horse help, whether wild or domesticated, highlighting the animal's role in development across eras.

Encyclopaedia Britannica

Portrait of a Marine: Tom Ferrara's Vietnam Wounds

In Denver, 21 year old Marine Tom Ferrara lives with severe injuries from a booby trap in Vietnam. He lost both legs and an eye, remains an orthopedic patient at Fitzsimons Army Hospital, andEndures phantom pains while adjusting to life with artificial limbs. He remains hopeful, noting friendships with fellow patients and support from visiting women.

Tom Tiede Denver Colon NEA Tom Ferrara U.S Rocky Mountains Fitzsimons Army Hospital Vietnam Ferrara Fitzsimons Hospital

Richmond's Great Parade Ends War Celebration in 1815

On March 1 1815 Richmond staged what was called the great est parade ever held in Virginia to that time to celebrate the ending of the War of 1612.

Richmond Virginia

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