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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices in advance for one year six months three months and one month. It states the Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights to its dispatches whether credited or not and notes publication date December 31.
Poet Walt Mason laments wartime chaos and social folly urging a return to sensible labor. He condemns noisy misdirection and urges Americans to resume their old trades, quit ranting, and avoid drifting toward poverty.
Central Frederick Farmer's Club Hi holds its regular monthly meeting at Stephens City High School at 8 o'clock Friday evening. Mr L J McCarty will discuss Red Clover and G N Rothgeb will cover Dairying As a Side Line to Matters of general interest include a Clover seed order for spring sowing. The public is invited.
An early 20th century ad touts Aspironal as a new elixir for colds and flu, promoted as quick acting and scientifically endorsed. It markets rapid relief within two minutes, with endorsements from European and American military surgeons and pharmacists urging travelers to buy a bottle at the drugstore.
Work will begin soon to improve the Northwestern Grade from Winchester to the West Virginia line. Toll gates will be abolished April 1 1920 and toll funds redirected to road work. West Virginia will continue improvements linking Parkersburg as part of a trunk road. A letter from William J Cocke confirms start as frost ends and rapid progress is planned.
The Valley Turnpike Company, historic toll road operator between Winchester and Staunton, is dissolved today in Harrisonburg after being taken over by Virginia over a year ago. The liquidation focuses on unclaimed stock and estate proceeds, which will, by tonight, transfer to the state of Virginia.
The German government plans to spend large funds by December end to aid the unemployed. About 1 000 600 marks for the unemployed and 16 000 marks will be dispersed before the support ends. The aim is to push idle workers into emergency labor. Under Secretary Moellendar urges additional funds to address the issue. Baden representatives note idle textile workers are moving to coal mining districts.
An executive committee meeting of the Frederick County Sunday School Association is set for 2:54 PM Saturday afternoon January 3 in Standley Library lecture hall. Ministers, superintendents, and Sunday school workers are urged to attend with suggestions for the year ahead.
Fragmentary notice praises a product named Diamond Hand Pills as top choice for 28 years. The readable text mentions claims of safety and reliability and an alleged timeline ending in 2002.
A note from Jack Potts explains he could not return home due to Pete Faraway’s dangerous illness and a visit request. The chatter suggests various neighbors checked in while he was away.
A brief barb about a young man’s tastes in hair color. The speaker notes his logic in private preference for blondes or brunette flirting styles. The quip hinges on concealing preferences while joking about frank lighthearted flirting.
A sharp quip circulates about a man named Smithers who fondly refers to his wife as “my own” while joking everything else in his home is bought on the installment plan. The remark reflects a light social jab on domestic life.
Bit TE Ryeet and Mrs. Pester celebrate a wedding anniversary with playful bickering about the occasion. He teases her for being pessimist while she reminds him of their milestone.
Fragmentary note warns that DIY calls may dodge opportunity and that effort matters for real work, signaling a cautionary message about practical outcomes and self-improvement.
The fragment discusses a portrait being finished and dress fitting while asking about a publisher’s check. It mentions a character named Cartinus Maga and references military Persevers on a hunger strike and a question about a remedy for an enemy disease.
An unclear scrambled note hints at a potential buyer or partner named Ithhs or Woy alwitt. It mentions a paying proposition and a evaluating stance on a promising man for fates tied to a property deal.
A man accuses a police trained dog of biting him while the handler defends the animal saying it was trained to attack suspicious Tookineg characters. The exchange raises concerns about police canine use and training.
A garbled exchange hints at an old friend being superseded and a question about receiving guidance on anesthesia. The text is incomplete and contains misread words, obscuring clear identities or events.
Fragmentary text recounts a brash Christmas Eve moment with oyster beds and mermaids noted, mentioning a rhinestone bar pin and a misdirected tale about a Mardcat. The readable phrases hint at whimsical nautical imagery and a small lost item in a storied scene.
The guideline asserts the Wigginton method is the proper choice and has undergone careful testing. It warns against using any weaker mixture to ensure optimal results.
Winchester Va December 23 1919 the board of directors of the Union Bank of Winchester have declared a semi annual dividend of three percent payable on and after January 1 1920 all taxes paid by the bank signed Chas J Summers cashier notice dated December 24 1919 tagged tf
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