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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
5
The article explains two elbow bursae and their inflammation. Olecranon bursitis from injury creates a soft swelling treated by drainage and pressure bandages, occasionally requiring repeat procedures or bursa removal. Radial humeral bursitis or tennis elbow is managed with slings, heat therapy, injections, immobilization, or possible surgery.
Research at Virginia Tech focuses on breeding raspberry varieties suitable for Virginia conditions with renewed focus on disease resistance. Oberle notes purple hybrids offer taste in fresh markets but acidity. reds and blacks face Virginia diseases and require robust resistance. Seedlings began as 1400 red and 5500 blackcaps, with selections narrowed to about 50 reds by June and all blacks held for another year.
Members of the Virginia legislative commission on medical education study the Kansas plan for rural doctors. The plan involves counties funding clinics and residences by public subscription or appropriation to attract physicians to rural areas.
Airplanes began forest protection work for the Forest Service as early as 1919. Initially used Army planes, but from 1928 onward most forest flights operated under contract with commercial aviation firms using privately owned aircraft.
Town Manager L B Dutrow reports about 25 of 160 new annex street lights shot out in Front Royal along with damaged reflectors and street signs. He appeals to citizens to help stop the vandalism.
Virginia swine experts report summer sales for purebred hogs at Suffolk Winchester Staunton and Roanoke averaged far lower than winter prices. Prices per head fell from winter averages of 121.15 for 108 sons to summer highs around 90.55 for 18 sows and 83.36 for boars at Winchester with other mid 40s to 50s in Roanoke and 88.28 for sows at Suffolk.
An advertisement touts T-4-L as a strong penetrating fungicide that reaches embedded germs on contact. It claims quick drying and full effect within one hour with a 40 cent refund from any druggist.
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