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A Friday October 3 edition notes Associated Press full rights for published dispatches and local news content credited or not credited to AP, indicating standard newspaper attribution and copyright.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
4
A Friday October 3 edition notes Associated Press full rights for published dispatches and local news content credited or not credited to AP, indicating standard newspaper attribution and copyright.
The Democracy of Rockingham county urged Senator Conrad to run for re election despite his wishes. He is depicted as an industrious public spirited figure with legislative experience. In Virginia Senate he is noted as a constructive force and belongs to the dominant party which would control state legislation. Redmond and Rockingham are cited as needing able representation.
The Star presents a column by F. E. Clerk Superintendent urging Winchester parents to engage with public schools. It explains rapid education changes, invites parental visits, outlines supervised outdoor play on Cork Street, and notes Handley building plans for expanded playgrounds and physical education.
A medical offer claims eczema stems from a blood infection and promises lasting relief by using S. S. blood purifier. It alleges local salves only numb pain and urges readers to obtain medical advice from a director in Atlanta, Georgia.
Baltimore health officer Dr John D Blake outlines flu precautions including sensible living, avoiding overindulgence, proper diet, ample rest, guarding against weather changes, avoiding crowds, ensuring ventilation in transit and buildings, and using handkerchiefs when coughing or sneezing.
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