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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
2
An ad promises safe dependable relief for irregular or delayed use pills. It directs readers to write for Relief and sends a free sample from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Towson Maryland notices announce a three course nursing program at the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital. It lists required stations and a private stall option, inviting applications from interested candidates. Mrs. G. F. Sargent, superintendent of nurses, provides address details for age and booking information.
Real estate notice lists ten limestone farms from 100 to 310 acres with orchards and timber, priced mainly around 65 per acre, plus 46 city properties including a seven‑room brick near a hospital and a six‑room frame house with barn and garden, plus suburban homes and timber tracts.
United States Department of Agriculture guides farmers on using commission merchants. It emphasizes that blame for poor returns rarely rests on the broker and shares real-world examples from fruit shipments. It advises choosing reliable agents, understanding markets, maintaining regular shipments, and clear communication.
A farming column urges small flocks of sheep and turnips as cheap hog forage. It notes ranginess as desirable in young stock, rape as a pasture crop, and a milk substitute ration for calves. It warns against hog scour from filth and overfeeding calves, and urges maximizing beef cow calvings amid high wool and mutton demand.
A literary quip notes a man’s surprised look as Pilfill’s tailor learns Pilill owes everything to his wife, highlighting wit about dependence and marriage dynamics in Browning’s Magazine.
Frederick County Virginia court decree in 1919 orders Master Commissioner to report on David F. Hott estate including personal and real property, debts, and partition viability. Notice invites creditors and interested parties to appear at Winchester office by August 25, 1919 for claims and papers.
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