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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
4
The article notes that only thirty three West Point officers were killed in France during the great war. Most victims were newly graduated youths. It argues West Point service was among the safest occupations and suggests special insurance rates. It also highlights the high share of promotions and decorations earned by West Pointers.
The piece portrays Pancho Villa as repeatedly reported dead or captured, then returning to action, while arguing for wider clashes with Mexican banditry and praising old virtues like perseverance and honesty over modern shortcuts. It contrasts Villa with Carranza and critiques U S perceptions, urging patience until decisive action occurs.
A reflective column laments the fleeting nature of so called Vital Issues and urges focus on lasting virtues. The author contrasts ephemeral public concerns with enduring moral values, questioning the value of chasing every trend.
Braddock St. M. E. Church South shares a Sunday program with Holy Communion at 11 a.m. and a 7 30 p.m. sermon by the pastor on The City of the Age. The church invites a hearty welcome.
Fine weather for farm work in Oranda. Alberta Rogers sells farm and village property and moves to Chambersburg Pennsylvania. Noah Fisher buys Rogers property and moves in. Emma Stickley recovering from goitre operation at Memorial Hospital Winchester. Reverend M. Allen Stickley to preach Sunday. E B Rogers and son visiting from Prince West Virginia. Lillie E Ogden visiting her mother at Minebank Ford. Sheetz loading Christmas tree car for Baltimore markets at Stickley’s mill. Katherine Orndorff trips to Harrisonburg.
Advertisement notes nasal catarrh as inflammation of mucous membrane worsened by cold weather and impure blood. Claims chronic cases may lead to consumption by harming lungs. Urges immediate Hood's Sarsaparilla treatment to purify blood and relieve symptoms. Recommends Hood's Pills for liver and bowel relief.
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