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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
4
A fragmented verse excerpt attributed to Walt Mason examines flaw and perfection in human nature. The lines ponder how absence of fault might shape minds and the dream of a flawless individual, ending with the author’s name.
A Virginia house party at Dr. Willisville featured many attendees including Virgie Beulah Wretha Ruth Anderson Beulah You and Marie Orndorff plus others. The group spent Saturday evening with refreshments and Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Bowers and Mr Simon Stary and Mrs C J Peer.
Ad claims Calotabs cure colds and influenza, prevent pneumonia, and rapid recovery. It asserts taking one Calotab on the tongue with water and resuming meals next morning, with full liver action and renewed appetite. Package price thirty-five cents.
Minnie Wood notes from Minnie Wood Chapel Virginia on February records gatherings at the home of Mr and Mrs Holmes Hardesty. Guests include W H Rutherford and daughter Ruby and Miss Annie Russell. Others visit J M Rutherford and family as weeks progress. Revival services noted and Kings Daughters meeting planned at Rutherford home later in month.
A Dukedom Tennessee reader endorses Vinol as a tonic for tired workers and homemakers. The testimonial cites beef and cod liver pea toning iron glyophosphates as enriching the blood and boosting strength, noting high demand from the community.
Fragmentary note discusses precautions against suffering related to motherhood and skin safety, mentioning pain, danger, and external protection. The readable lines reference mothers and care but lack coherent narrative details or identifiable names.
A breezy column extols daily politeness as essential lubrication for life. It advocates old fashioned social amenities to keep elders and youth civil, suggesting courtesy lightens social friction and improves daily interactions.
The Rev Mr Sloop and family were hosted at a social gathering with a generous donation noted. Several guests attended including Mrs W J Smith Mrs C M Rosenberger and Mrs T B Cooper. Visits were reported as Mrs Ivan Miller and Mrs Paul Glynn's daughter Mrs Glynn.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a fast acting anti septic to banish catarrh and its symptoms. It promises immediate relief for first time users and claims the inhaled mist soothes inflamed areas and heals irritation. The copy warns the disease is dangerous and could lead to consumption.
Rev John Capent spent last week with friends in the neighborhood. Charles Powere was in Baltimore for a week. Miss Irgene McCartney visited her brother Edgar McCartney Friday. Mr PK Weaver and daughter Virginia returned from Stephenville. Robert McCauley rests at home near the village. Silas Henry sold his farm near the village to Eugene Johns.
A Los Angeles woman describes years of female health troubles and hardship in securing steady work pay. The fragment notes her struggle to find stable employment and access to wages.
Squeeze juice of two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to make a cheap complexion enhancer. Massage daily on face, neck, arms and hands to fade tan and redness. The ad claims the lotion is harmless and offers a cheap path to rosy white skin.
The Oranda community recovers from flu with schools reopening on Monday. Visits include J. P. Snarr and wife from Mount Olive and Mire Blanch Mathews and George in Staunton. George Mathews moved to Sparrows Point for work. Frank and Henry Blye return from Vancouver for logging work. Miss Neena Kackley and W L Richardson make local moves.
A compact item note seeks buyers for a roll cent exchange and invention entry. The language is terse and lacks clear context or full details on parties, location, or terms.
The text notes heat absorption differences between black and light paint influencing heating in transformers. It cites hot climates amplifying thermal load, risking burnout. It also briefly mentions a hog slaughter incident linked to a mountain fall and a person named Mr. Fruck-Hulver amid damaged OCR.
Incomplete OCR text mentions selling items and a buyer named Bayer but lacks concrete details or context.
An advertisement claims eczema relief comes from underground blood treatments. It mentions a Georgia company and Atlanta Dept. C asserting skin diseases originate in blood and that the medicine targets the source rather than the surface.
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