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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
4
The ad touts Aspironal as a superior two minute cold medicine versus whiskey and other remedies. It claims rapid relief with a guaranteed refund if relief isn’t felt in two minutes and urges readers to try at local drugstores with simple dosing. Includes pricing and refund promise.
A Washington Herald column critiques sensational rumors about Jews seeking world domination. It argues such conspiracies are unfounded, notes Jews’ long oppression turned survival, and urges Americans to regain proportion and ignore baseless suspicions.
A humorous verse laments profiteers and extols the joy of recorded song. It envisions phonographs delivering Caruso Sembrich and other stars, sparking emotion while offering protection against loss of personal possessions.
Miss Pffa Rohivenn and Miss Ansie Larrick spent Saturday and Sunday together. Mr. B. Shade of Washington visited his mother Mrs. Josiah Shade on Sunday. Mr. Iola Shade and daughter Ma visited Mrs. Shade. Augustus Haines of Winchester spent Sunday evening in the village with family.
Fragments urge readers to appoint Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor and trustee to prevent heirs from inherited business troubles. Advises consulting lawyers to prepare wills and ensure responsible estate management.
The Clifton Forge Review endorses Congressman H D Flood of Virginia as a strong Democratic minority leader option. It argues Flood would unify factions and guide the party through the next four years, comparing him to the late Senator Martin’s Senate role and predicting effective leadership in the House.
Representatives of Armenia and former Russian states discussed cooperation on technical organization of the League of Nations at Geneva. The assembly continued work on a working basis to enable the league to function efficiently pending interpretation of various matters.
This passage notes concerns about how the assembly and council interlock, with strong league supporters admitting covenant problems. It suggests reliance on time to resolve issues amid an evolving general policy. The text implies uncertainty in current arrangements and future outcomes.
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