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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
6
A Seattle store employee describes long stomach issues and fatigue easing after trying Tanlac. He reports restored appetite, weight gain, and better energy, saying the medicine put him back on his feet and improved his overall health.
The United States issued new notes on Japan’s mandates to Britain France and other powers. The documents assert US rights to judge mandates and to intervene on allied cases, including Yap. Secretary Hughes sent April 4 communications to four governments and the League of Nations was informed. The Paris dispatch notes a grave American attitude as Hughes’s document is presented to the French foreign office.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at wartime communications between governments about notices and issuances by states. The readable passages are garbled, mentioning Washington and Paris, with references to notices and actions by authorities, but no clear event or outcome.
Dr. M B Waite arrives to inspect apple orchards and report at a mass meeting in the County Court House. The tour departs at 7 30 a m from the Hotel and visits Byrd near Berryville Stewart Bell Laipton Robinson Pam Hiett and other orchards before the 3 p m mass meeting.
Marietta Ohio reports minister and Waterford farmer J H Minding committed suicide by drinking poison shortly after being turned over to the county sheriff following a coroner's inquest into the death of his 19 year old daughter who died after an alleged illegal operation he admitted performing to the coroner.
A Clarke county jury will hear a suit brought by Winchester firefighters led by Chas Wingfield Garnett and Marcellus Anderson against Mr O Brien for $380 seeking payment for services rendered during a fire on the O Brien farm near Berryville. The case highlights volunteer fire protection and a push for a central Clarke county fire apparatus and possible cross county cooperation with Frederick.
Miss Clara Helen Beck and William LeVan Sadanes of Hagerstown Md were married at 8 30 pm in the bride’s North Main Street home. The ceremony under an anchor of hearts featured Miss Elise Snider as maid of honor and Rev A A Kelly officiating. After a buffet supper the couple planned a Texas trip and a home in Hagerstown Md.
Readable parts describe a truck chase and pumping work by Charley Rotss and Compary. They claim 28 miles traveled to and from the O Brien fire site. They report pumping water for four hours at 25 dollars per hour totaling 380 dollars, plus a 280 dollar fire-related charge.
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