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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1950

Page

7

Treating Serious Burns with Quick, Antiseptic Care

A 1950s burn treatment notes tissue preservation and infection control. Wash with salt solution, remove excess hair if needed, apply iodine in alcohol then acetic acid, use cider vinegar as substitute, and cover with plaster of Paris. This method aims to prevent infection and reduce pain while enabling rapid dressing changes and facial application.

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Stephenson Community Notices Highlight Births Visits

Mr John Carper returns home from Cleveland while Mrs Earl Prince visits Winchester sister in law Mrs Harry Dunn. Mrs Russell Anderson and Carol Sue visit parents in Hagerstown. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Wisecarver at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Various Clarke County visitors and weekend stays noted. Women Society of Christian Service meets with Mrs Bessie Robinson. Methodist Youth Fellowship gathers Friday at 7 30. Mrs Carl Miller remains patient at Winchester Memorial.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Amos Prince W. H. Buckner Beverly Harold Buckner Larry Jimmy Doris Dodson Clarke County Howard Greene Patsy Buddy Baltimore Esther Keller Ballie Omps Women’s Society of Christain Stephenson Church Bessie Robinson Methodist Carl Miller Winchester Memorial

Hospital makes steady progress in wood production rise

A hospital report notes steady progress as softwood production reaches 1 977 000 000 board feet in 1949 an increase of about two percent from prior year. The figures highlight growth in industrial output and regional economic activity.

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