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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
4
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A brief notice explains that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to reprint dispatches and locally edited content, asserting copyright control over the newspaper's distributed material.
The note directs all correspondence to The Star Publishing Company regarding individuals connected with the office.
A reflective meditation on December and the year ending. The piece contrasts aging with the promise of a new year, lamenting fatigue and the desire for fresh aims. It evokes wintry skies, bells, choirs, and the shifting feelings as time moves toward renewal.
The article urges readers to combat tuberculosis by buying Christmas seals sold at a cent each. Proceeds fund anti TB efforts and readers are urged to adorn cards and letters with seals to support the cause.
WOBTOWN Virginia December 14. Local residents report a stream of visitors and small-town movements. J Fishel spent days at his Stephens City area farm. John Snapp and family from Hagerstown visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Snapp. Mr and Mrs J M Starliper of Meburg stayed with their son Charles Starliper. Carson Whitacre visited his brother Andrew Whitacre. Charles Starliper and Ed Fisher spent Friday in Martinsburg. Frank Swimley moved his store operations to a new flat above the existing shop. Elmer Lambert of Arnold assisted with a Welltown meeting. Alexander Whetzel visited his son and family. D Pine and family called on Pine in Berkeley. Fiddler Carroll Snapp’s kin were noted at the home of Mr. Carroll Snapp.
Staunton News Leader cites praise from New York Herald and Richmond Times Dispatch for President Wilson's message of faith and moral leadership. Nobel Prize reference and Lincoln quotation frame the call to uphold right and reconstruction after war. Rev P L Snapp resigns as Lutheran pastor in Page County, effective immediately. native of North Carolina previously moved from Baltimore a decade ago.
A plea to avoid leaving heirs tangled business affairs and to name Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor and trustee for secure estate management. Encourages consulting a lawyer for will preparation and notes the bank as a responsible, long established option.
A historic advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. The claim emphasizes widespread success and quick mild relief across numerous distressing cases.
An advertisement invites readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle from Dr. Kilmer & Co. The note asks writers to mention The Winchester Star. The text promotes a medicinal product with a small payment and a brand reference.
A brief notice urges readers to buy Christmas Seals to support those unable to help themselves. The message emphasizes charity as a privilege and highlights the nationwide reach of the campaign.
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