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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1932
Page
5
The piece argues rural medicine remains essential in the South. urban doctors are unaffordable for remote areas. It advocates government scholarships, Christian physicians in country clinics, and local leadership with pastors and teachers. Dr. R. M. Andrews is praised for serving remote communities.
A historical piece highlights the ministry of healing as part of advancing the Kingdom. It argues Christ’s work includes not only preaching and teaching but healing, and praises doctors with missionary spirit aiding the needy in a God given task.
Two Leesburg deputies questioned Andrew Rowell in Orangeburg South Carolina but found he is not the suspect in the killings of Mrs. Agnes Ing Ilsley and her house keeper Mrs. Anne Buckner. The investigation previously linked George Crawford to the crime and later Jerome Jackson’s murder. Rowell was arrested May 11 as a suspect in Jackson’s death.
The ad claims Rama drives rheumatic poisons from joints and muscles and relieves pain on day one. It asserts targets liver kidneys and blood to eliminate toxins through natural channels and offers a guarantee from Bakers Drug Store with a money back promise to end rheumatic agony or nothing to pay.
fragmented advertisement lists local flour and butter prices with corn meal and middlings mentioned. includes prices around 1.15 to 4.50 for various dairy and grain items and notes country butter and creamery butter.
Tom Skeyhill was fatally injured when his airplane developed engine trouble near his Cape Cod summer home during a flight between lecture tours. Louis Adels of New York, Skeyhill’s pilot and secretary, suffered a head injury requiring forty stitches. the aircraft dropped 200 feet before crashing after takeoff.
Tom Skeyhill served in the British Army during World War I and nearly immediately after his discharge pursued subsequent endeavors, reflecting the transition from military service to civilian life.
A brief, retro reflection contrasts past meals with present mixes noting the shift from whole chickens to salads, echoed by two references in old newspapers. The Louisville Times and Arkansas Gazette lines evoke nostalgia for simpler foods and a common thread of chicken becoming a salad component.
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