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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1922
Page
5
The article reflects on Jesus as the Good Samaritan who heals spiritual wounds and offers salvation to all humanity. It praises the sermon’s message of universal love, Christ’s constant friendship, and His redemptive sacrifice, ending with a note on ushers' commendable service and an upcoming women’s mass meeting at the Baptist Church.
Special Commissioner John M. Steck will offer for sale by public auction in front of Winchester Court House the 138 acre farm on the Front Royal and Buffalo Lick Roads in Frederick County. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. possession by April 1 1922. current tenant rights reserved. Bond posted. R. P. Duvall Auctioneer. Clerk C Brannon. 1-20-4w
Public sale of a valuable Frederick County farm, home of the late Henry C. Beaty, near Middletown. Auction on February 18 1922 at the Court House in Winchester with 111 acres and two dwellings. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust. Executors J C Beaty F M Beaty announce.
The Rev Francesco Scatigna of Locorotondo, Italy, says he found a perpetual calendar using two discs with turning dials to show day week and month. The claim challenges established views as astronomer Herschel doubted such a calendar’s possibility. A separate brief notes three year old Frances remarking that her grandfather’s porridge sounds like soup during breakfast.
In the Charles Strange vs Frank Strange case the court schedules a public auction at the Winchester courthouse on February 11 1922 at noon. The property at 18 Freemont Street area fronts 39 feet 6 inches and extends 100 feet, with deed of trust and insurance as security. Terms require one third cash and balance in two yearly installments. Special Commissioner M M Lynch oversees. Bond approved January 7 1922 by J B Beverley Clerk.
The text defines altitude as the angle between a celestial object and the horizon and distinguishes true altitude from apparent altitude after corrections for refraction. It also notes that young kangaroos in the pouch are fed not by nursing but by the mother pumping milk down their throats via muscle action.
Frederick County legal notice describes a deed of trust on 138 acres more or less located south of the city, with cultivation and timber woodland. It notes debt secured, date of the trust, and terms including one third cash on day of sale and semiannual payments. The indebtedness is specified as 1750.06 with accrued interest and small current due figures.
Fragmented OCR text references Michigan Ohio Kentucky and counties with scattered phrases about towns and a generic tale. It mentions New Chicagoes and a property of their father and a male relative with a Saxo hung a slipper. Overall the passage lacks coherent narrative or verifiable events.
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