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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1952
Page
4
An OCR fragment from the Winchester Evening Star includes a biblical quote about the Dead Sea and a verse from Exodus, dated September 30 1952, with no clear news event or article context. The text repeats the newspaper name and year.
The piece quotes Jefferson across multiple works and speeches, praising economy over taxation and restraint on centralized power. It highlights calls to preserve constitutional balance, reduce unnecessary offices, and distribute government functions. Historic lines lament electing despotism and stress liberty, property, and state rights.
The Nashville Banner discusses a claimed historical quirk that since 1872 no Republican won a president with election years ending in 2. It cites 1892 Cleveland, 1912 Wilson, and 1932 Roosevelt, then notes a parallel claim about Democrats since 1856 except in years ending in 2.
D Eugene Russell Jr apprentice seaman USN son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Russell Morningside Drive completed boat training at U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge Md and was spending a furlough with his parents. Other items note John Morrison 63rd birthday surprise party Glenn Windle visiting from Washington and Dr Monford D Custer Jr opening a Winchester surgery office.
Twenty five years ago Dr. Charles O. Dearmont of White Post was chosen president of the Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia. Mae Painter and Lillian Cave visited friends in Medham New Jersey. Mary Russell and Susan Steck left Winchester to enter Farmington School for Girls in Farmington Connecticut.
The Shenandoah Normal College reports six Porto Rican students enrolled. The engagement of Miss Juliette H. Randolph of Millwood to Courtney B. Jones of Millwood has been announced.
Labor delegates returning from Peru and Chile press a nonpolitical, bipartite approach amid U S wage gains and welfare plans. They contrast overseas success with U S union history, noting Five million members and better hours since 1947, while urging independent labor action free of party ties. Also discusses Congress member expenses and the push for higher pay increments.
Report shows none in the past 24 hours ending 7 a m. today and September rainfall totaling 8.15 inches for 1952 with year to date at 33.85 inches. Monthly figures list February 1.99, March 2.88, April 3.02, August 3.82, November 2.56, with other months garbled.
Authorities note that menopause is not overhyped and most women require little treatment beyond a physician's guidance. Some report headaches and hot flushes, but many postmenopausal women simply need reassurance. The piece discusses hot oil scalp treatments and their uncertain benefit.
In a day of many new things a crotchety old man blocks progress but few new ideas deserve attention. The piece argues core life principles stay the same while new days demand new adaptations. It criticizes clinging to dead wood in government business education church and theology and warns against opposing all change.
New edition of Breweries of the Western Hemisphere notes 328 U S breweries and nearly 600 in North and South America. Canada has 60, Brazil 60, Mexico 21, Colombia 23. Latin American campuses fill the rest. One U S brewery opened last year to offset 32 closures from January 1951 to June 1952.
The report states filming a television show costs four times as much as producing a live show.
An unnamed narrator recalls a fragile romance as Nance confronts Jeremy after a long separation. He resists entering, proposes a drive, and Nance agrees, feeling mixed emotions about past vows and a wary future. The scene hints at strained memory and unresolved love.
Descriptive dialogue shows Eve pleading for medical aid as characters Nance Gwen and Jeremy struggle with honesty, temptation, and trust. A tense moment reveals Jolene, Pmee, and Avery among the unnamed participants as relationships fray.
A reader friendly quiz outlines a 10 day I Q test with daily scoring. It notes score bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and directs to page 3 for answers. It lists ten sample questions covering literature science geography history and music with a mix of typos and OCR quirks.
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