Fear of Evil Reflections in a Sunny Day
A reflective verse by Walt Mason contemplates future sorrow and human dread while noting a wedding among Lu and Mike. The speaker muses on grief, fate, and the persistence of worry beneath bright daily life.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
4
A reflective verse by Walt Mason contemplates future sorrow and human dread while noting a wedding among Lu and Mike. The speaker muses on grief, fate, and the persistence of worry beneath bright daily life.
A letter from Lieut. Col. Waller of the U.S. Army recruiting station in Virginia indicates a recruiting detach will visit the city from Saturday August 30 until Wednesday September for the purpose of receiving applicants.
An OCR fragment advertises lemon juice mixed with a bleach lotion for skin whitening. It promises lighter skin tones, reduced tan and redness, and a rosy white appearance with daily facial massage.
Colonel Waller states the party will establish headquarters at the post office building and enlist for all branches except the navy and Marines. It will accept men for overseas service. Applicants should bring discharge papers or registration cards.
A deed recorded in the county clerk's office shows A C Boyer and others transferring 11 acres to G W Conner for 1000 dollars. Miss Laura Baker, who has been at her mother Mrs Franck Bakers home on West Piccadilly street, returns to Anderson Indiana to pursue college studies.
A buyer, J. Benson Thomas of Washington D C, offers to buy a medium sized farm or small trucking place within 15 miles of Winchester with or without improvements. He will trade a valuable property in Washington D C as part payment.
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