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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1919

Page

4

Statement questions why people join hands in protests

The letter cites Mr. S. Stone of the Brotherhood challenging a call to unity while criticizing the popular view of people facing rising costs and limited access to goods. It argues prices wages and entertainment exclude ordinary citizens from fair opportunity.

Baltimore Sun S. Stone Brotherhood Stone United Ely

Misfits and Dreams in Walt Mason Verse

A reflective monologue where a speaker recalls odd jobs and mishaps from cattle herding to poetry. It hints at self doubt and future hopes, ending with a nod to Walt Mason as the author a nod to enduring artistic calling.

Walt Mason

Mexican Prelat Denounces Fashions In Church Letter

Archbishop Jose Moracy de Mexico criticizes era styles of dress and coiffure as excessive. He reads a letter to parishioners urging mothers to avoid exaggerated costumes and to keep children modest, warning that modern trends verge toward paganism.

Associated Press Mexico City Jose Moracy Dethbishop Mexico

Comments on Men Women and Current Events by Nemo

A long opinion piece notes Harper's Weekly 1861 coverage of the Civil War era, recalling Betsy Patterson, Jefferson Davis, Lincoln, and Beauregard. It cites wartime scenes, gender roles, and satire, concluding with advice on marriages and a Chicago divorce surge.

Nemo Harpers ‘Weekly Harper's South North Richmond Virginia Union Major Anderson Fort Sumter Betsy Patterson Baltimore Jerome Bonaparte Napoleon France Harper’s Betsy Jerome Paris Rome

A Saturday Night Thought on Liberty and Grief

A reflective entry discusses liberty as in Henry and argues against forcing or undoing a woman's will. It suggests a foolhardy approach to power and adds a verse about not grieving for dead roses. The piece ends with optimism that the future holds music beauty and flowers despite sorrow.

Henry

Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Virginia

Special commissioners will sell at the Winchester County Court House Virginia on September 6 1919 at 11 a m the dower and reversion interests in Tract A of fifty six acres in Frederick County near Star Tannery Post Office The sale offers the dower and reversion separately then as a whole with a dwelling and outbuildings One third cash and the balance in two annual installments with six percent interest secured by a deed of trust. commissioner signatures and notice dated August 6 1919.

Farmers and Merchants National Bank L. H. Orndorff W. C. Cooper B. F Mary L. Orndorff B. F. Orndorff Frederick County Star Tannery Mary L. Ornder E. D. Newman T. R. Cather F. S. Tavenner Harry R. Nern John M. Steck Co. B. Guyer Herbert S. Larrick M. M. Lynch Esther L. Ridgeway George E. Jenkins Court House City of Winchester Presbyterian Church Indian Alley James Assell

Gainesboro News Items Noted Social Visits and Local Events

Gainesboro Virginia August 9 Mr Reese Roberts is visiting after returning from Germany with the army of occupation. Ethyl Farmer and Bessie DeHaven hosts. Philadelphia visitors Edna and Helen Merryman with Miss Ethyl Farmer. Nannie Linton guest of Mrs B W Adams. Mr and Mrs B W Shade and two sons Elmer and Marion visit. Flora Shane indisposed. Scott Brown and grandson visit M Z Rogers. Miss Rogers of 2sburg visits aunt Ella Lee Rogers. Get Sale Bill printed at Star offices.

Hthyl Bessie DeHarven Gertrude Whitacre Bessie Virginia Emmart Edna Helen Merryman Philadelphia Ethyl Farmer Nannie Linton Quicksburg B. W. Adams B. W. Shade Elmer Marion Washington Cornelia Shade Genie Elliott Gertrude

Caruso Receives Food Ration In Italian Famine

In Florence, Enrico Caruso the Metropolitan Opera star is allotted food like local peasants. Italian authorities commandeered his deluxe American limousine and seized some of his wine as part of rationing amid high living costs.

Florence Italy Enrico Caruso Metropolitan Opera Company of New York Signa Lastra Signa-Lastra

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