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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
3
The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school will collect a Christmas offering on Christmas night to aid Armenian sufferers. A similar offering was made last Christmas for the same purpose.
Merchants who invest in Star ads may find better means to fund investments. Some merchants also consider government bonds as a safer option, aligning marketing efforts with financial security and long term returns.
The Senate finance committee proposed postwar rate adjustments on a single cent per pound for two hundred miles and one and a half cents beyond that. The panel recently redrafted the revenue bill after the armistice signing. Ratification by the Senate and agreement by the House are expected as both chambers approve the changes now that the war is over.
Pastor Bev Brubaker announces preaching at Lamps Memorial at 11 a m Pax ton Chapel at 2 30 p m and Round Hill at 7 p m on Sunday December 8.
Secretary Hecifiield of the Commerce Department announced that plans for the 1920 decennial census are forming and will begin around early July. The Census Bureau seeks use of two War Department buildings and about 4,500 clerks will be needed to enumerate the nation’s population. Enumerators will be appointed gradually across the country.
POTTSVILLE Pa Dec 5 Anthracite mining is set to resume on a larger scale after influenza reduced activity Hundreds of miners enticed by higher wages in munition plants are returning The recent $1 a day wage increase is another draw and officials say October production was over a million tons and will return to normal levels
Instant relief from a severe cold with dose every two hours up to three, easing nasal blockage, discharge, headache, feverishness, sore throat, and aches. Claims prompt action without assistance and pleasant taste, urging buyers to ensure authenticity of the genuine product.
A morning chimney fire at the home of A. O. Armel on Gast Water street was put out by a family member who threw a handful of salt into the stove. The Sarah Zane Fire Company's truck answered a still alarm.
A vintage advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla Peptiron and Hood's Pills as a new family treatment. It claims regular use purifies blood builds strength and regulates the system, offering the trio as reliable ready friends for family health.
A historic testimonial advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering a hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It claims the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces, expelling disease and healing affected parts. The note urges immediate use and cites F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
Mr Frank M Orndorff leaves the county for Baltimore where he has found employment Mrs H Hildebrandt returns to Baltimore after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Foillet Mrs W A Marburg also heads to Baltimore after visiting her mother at Bartonville Miss Clara Wood visits friends in Washington The note warns not to surrender your Liberty Bond.
Miss Lucie Hughes died November 20 at her home in White Post after several weeks illness. Survived by sisters Mollie and Mattie Hughes at home and brother Turhier Hughes of Buena Vista Va. Funeral held Sunday at Meade Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church with Rev. B D Chambers. interred at adjacent cemetery. Pallbearers listed as G C Meade PR FL Meade G R Green W L Green C G Massey and Dr C O Dearmon.
The document presents a bank statement with assets and liabilities including securities deposits and federal reserve collateral. It lists cash, checks, Treasury deposits, and war loan accounts, with figures in pounds and dollars and a signed cashier's attestation dated November 15, 1918.
Advertises GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. Claims long tradition since 1696 Netherlands charter and urges immediate treatment with three or four capsules daily. Promises money back if not satisfied and stresses seeking a druggist for sealed boxes.
Applicant seeks a superintendent position for a large fruit or grain farm in Western Maryland or Jefferson County W Va. Requires a comfortable house within one mile of a school. Requests all particulars including salary in first letter, plus exact location and farm size, and offers best references.
Commissioner's notice in the Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court directs the execution of a decree extract from October 22 1918. James P. Reardon Chancery Commissioner announces the proceeding to occur at 18 Reiss Avenue Winchester VA at 10 oclock a.m. on December 11 1918. All parties in interest must appear with papers and vouchers.
A Winchester resident Mrs D H Anderson of 1298 S Main St reports severe back pain easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the remedy cured her kidney issues, leaving her back sound and no further trouble. Sold 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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