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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
6
An 1826 era advertisement touts a blood cleansing remedy to fight pimples and skin ailments, claiming it as a celebrated patent medicine. The page also mentions Mrs. C. E. Smith and Mrs. George W. Kenyon, social events with dances, and a visit by Miss Mary Miller of West Virginia, plus local trips and social remarks about attendees at a town gathering.
Mrs. ONeal Dy ONeal regent of Fort Loudoun Chapter travels from Vauclose to Washington for the annual continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The gathering at Memorial Continental Hall begins today and lasts several days with likely attendance from other chapter members.
Fragmentary report notes attendees at annual Pas tashotay dances at a Virginia institution last week in Blacksburg. Mentions individuals including a brother Allen Jackson a student at Virginia Pech and Henry Hallatt among the participants.
Easter week visitors at Meadows farm Opequon include Mr and Mrs Street and son Garfield A Street from Washington with family. Mr Street recalled to Washington. Mrs Street plans to return to Opequon nightly. Evelyn Byrd Shipley to be introduced next season as noted by Baltimore Sun.
Mrs Lawrence T Price rig and relatives will be guests of Mrs W Trenary during Apple Blosi Festival events. Community members, including friends, share plans for the celebration and related activities.
Mrs. Albert Wright of Lancaster Pennsylvania has returned home after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs EB Cooper in Boyce. Mr and Mrs Stuart McGuire of Richmond are due to arrive late in the week to visit relatives nearby.
Admiral Gleaves and Mrs Gleaves are expected to arrive in Washington to visit Capt and Mrs Edward Durell at their West Ceci street home. The precise arrival details are not provided.
Mrs. A. A. Austin is seriously ill at her home in Bitebrae society. Ast tor Peart parges a message announcing the illness and notes she visited Roanoke and vicinity on a business trip. Ez Versi spent the end with friends in Baltimore.
Major Robert T Barton, prominent Winchester lawyer and member of the American Legion, has been invited by the Ladies' National Memorial Association to deliver the fall Decoration Day address at the National Military Cemetery in Winchester. The invitation was learned today from Barton's father, the late Neal Barton, who had several terms of public service.
Handley students participate in a seventh congressional district elimination test for subcatholic high schools. The group aims to represent all districts in the state honors competition with legislative recommendations accepted by Pad.
Report from the National League of Women Voters convention in Richmond focuses on education powers and state rights with Pennsylvania and Maryland advocating for local control while others push for a federal education board. The discussion includes opposition to centralization and calls for informed public input.
A local butcher in a certain area displayed a provocative sign in his window reading Sausages From Piga That Died Happy. The phrase signals a bold attempt to attract customers and generate buzz in a competitive market. The story notes community reaction and questions about humane animal treatment.
Ledger fragment shows banking figures for real estate owned furniture and fixtures and cash from banks. Mentions judgments and resources totals but lacks clear entities or dates. Reading suggests a financial summary or balance line with a total figure of 34 or 2,208.44 in the unstructured OCR.
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