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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and a tonic named Trontic restore vigor after influenza. It references kidneys and blood and promotes iron tonics as aids, noting availability at drug stores and favorability among users.
A Mount county home was completely destroyed by a fire at noon last Saturday. The blaze, caused by a spark from the roof, left about $800 in losses with no insurance. Family members evacuated safely and stayed with relatives following the incident.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the pion Bank on April 24 the directors named include George tig James B Russell John Thwaite S Lupton 8 A Byers W A Bailey Robert Brill Charles J Summers J Evans W T Barr L Jackson HB B Tabb J W Richards A L Green. At the directors meeting on April 29 James B Russell was elected president and John Thwaite vice president.
Belgian delegates voiced dissatisfaction with the current German settlement. They demand a larger share of the initial 25 billion dollar indemnity, noting 800,000 unemployed and a flood of imported goods while Belgium lacks plants for employment. Also mentions the Gantt family return to Martinsburg.
In loving remembrance of baby Thelma Lewis who died April 29, 1918. Her parents recall a precious treasure once adored, now in heaven with a brighter home. They speak of sorrow, lingering sunbeams, and hope of meeting again on the shore beyond.
Paris reports say President Wilson has issued his final stance on Italy’s Fiume claim. Italian papers predict Rome will push Wilson toward concession as Orlando and Sonnino gain backing from deputies and public.
Fragmented wartime note describes Treasury loan drive faltering with only a quarter of quota met. Official tone notes gloom and plans to appeal to the public for stronger action as April ends.
A spotted homing pigeon flew to the home of Mr. Thomas Shumate at White Ponce. It entered a broken upstairs window after peering through closed blinds and was captured. The bird bears two bands engraved 6146 U. S. A. 18 and 2134 A. J. 18 B. The owner may contact Mr. Shumate to claim it.
Berlin reports Bolshevik red guards advancing in Bavaria capturing about a dozen towns in the latest offensive. The drive shows steady gains as troops push through southern Germany.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered all carriers to use uniform bills of lading in domestic and export commerce. The sweeping rule becomes effective no later than August 8, 1919, following complaints over varying forms and interpretations.
In Frederick County Circuit Court on March 1919 Valentine & Co plaintiff seeks to determine Robert C Sibert realty ownership from his father J W Sibert Sr with aim to subject all Robert Sibert realty to judgment and sale under decree. Nonresident B R Sibert ordered to appear within 15 days after publication. notice to be printed weekly in Winchester Evening Star and posted at the courthouse by April 29 1919.
A fragmented note discusses subscribing to a rival service. It references keeping you updated with regular content and mentions eating times and cost. The text is garbled with unclear names and locations.
Mrs Elizabeth King Mrs Joseph E Campbell and Master Joseph Campbell return to their Washington home and plan to travel to New York today to meet Capt Campbell who is returning from France.
A vintage note extols menswear for confidence, claiming a stylish, tasteful suit and proper fit give men an edge in life. It argues appearance influences success and that Society Brand clothes offer enduring style beyond the fabric.
W H Etwell harness maker at 311 National Ave testifies that Winchester folks trust Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back troubles. He says the remedy quickly fixed his back and kidney issues, noting his long use and favorable results. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.
The notice outlines payment options for Victory Bonds dated May 20, 1919. Installment schedule includes 10 percent with application on or before May 40, 10 percent July 15, 20 percent August 12, 20 percent September 9, 20 percent October 7, 20 percent November 11 with accrued interest on deferred installments. Full payment possible May 20 with 10 percent paid by May 10. Early full payment without rebate may exceed note limits. Completion allowed on installment dates with interest. first coupon payable after final installment.
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