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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
4
Consolidated with Morning News Item Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror. The Evening Star is entered at the Post Office in Winchester Virginia as second class mail matter. Eat apples every day keep the doctor away.
A recipe for gelatin apple mold with lemon juice and apple sauce, served with custard. Also tips on neat stationery for small business image and a humorous clipping about beards and a torn beard joke from old papers.
A verse parable laments a dreamer who spurned work in youth. The speaker urges labor over ideals, recalling hillside Spain and a pauper’s fate after neglecting effort. The piece ends with a warning to seize years and back visions with toil.
The closing paragraph of President Wilson's message to Congress declares that peace and security override party politics. He urges national efficiency and security, stressing the nation’s genius for duty and republic ideals, and calls for vigor in law to defend the country on land and sea.
Fragmentary lines describe a sad pauper with no friends facing a bleak, solitary end. The incomplete text hints at neglect, hardship, and a lack of companionship in final days.
Advice from J. W. Roe on humane horse care. He compares feeding to a man eating with hay and meat separately, warns against feeding hay alone, explains digestion, and stresses gradual conditioning of a lean horse. He advises minimal use of whipping, proper leg care, and gentle grooming to keep horses healthy.
Mr James Low Harriman of Rosemont Clarke county spent yesterday evening in town and attended the Empire entertainment.
Berkeley Springs official Vernon Johnson faces $10,000 damages claim from John W. Cross on behalf of his 15 year old daughter accusing the House of Delegates speaker of betrayal during domestic employment. The case, described by Johnson as blackmail, may affect his political prospects.
Miss Lucy Russell treasurer of the Confederate Monument Fund asks The Star to acknowledge receipt of additional contributions to the fund including Mrs. William and Miss Cecelia Miller.
Fred Smith of Green Bay Wisconsin reports complete relief from back soreness and overall strength restored after using Foley Kidney Pills amid cold weather aches. The ad notes kidney pills help with aching joints sore muscles and irregular bladder action as winter worsens symptoms.
L Euenged of Frederick county shares G Rothger’s article from Farm and Fireside on weed eradication through crop rotation and clean fence rows. He recommends corn twice, wheat, mixed grass, sowing rye or clover after the first corn crop, shallow cultivation, and regular deep cultivation to prevent crusts and boost yields.
Holstor's Note endorses cooperative weed control and practical rotations. It urges early cutting of timothy to improve soil and future crops, recommends alfalfa for inoculation, soil sweetening with lime, and mixed pastures with mammoth clover. Fence row and field weed control follow, with sheep as effective scavengers and caution about regional rotation suitability.
An anti tuberculosis campaign shows death every three minutes in the U S attributing to neglect of colds and impure blood. It urges Scott s Emulsion after meals to strengthen lungs and throat and restore blood health, noting the product is alcohol free and urging readers to refuse substitutes. Scott and Bowne Bloomfield New Jersey.
A decree in Elizabeth Wigginton et al v Alva K Wigginton et al directs a public auction in Winchester Virginia on December 11 1915 at 12 m. The 18 acre tract near Wardensville Grade farmed land with dwelling sits in Frederick County and was deeded June 1 1893 from Amos Spillman to F Marion Wigginton. Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Special Commissioner J M Steck signs with deputy clerk notice posted.
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