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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
A fragment mentions republication rights and local news published in the paper with credit details and attribution notes.
A poem by Walt Mason reflects on doomsday claims and failed prophecies. The speaker recounts giving up possessions and preparing to ascend, only to face a thwarted apocalypse on December seventeen and return to ordinary life amid cynicism about prophets.
A Salvation Army note praises Captain Leonard Van Egmond for spreading sunshine during Christmas. It declares the life that counts must toil fight hate wrong and love right and stand for truth by day and night, urging helpful acts for others and freeing those enslaved to sin. 401 National Avenue is listed.
Friday visits and holiday gatherings across local families including Williams Clowser Brewer Giese and Orndoff. A pie supper at Rosenberger is reported. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by Jones of Cubrun Ky as a trusted medicine used in his family for seven years.
Slogan style note cites Hood's Sarsaparilla promising remedies for liver and kidney issues, claiming superiority due to its merit of conscience or blood. Advertisement tone emphasizes consumer trust and druggist endorsement.
The January Pleét Review lists Ensign Claude H. Ryan of the Kansas in Philadelphia as a Navy Cross recipient. Ryan, shipwrecked twice in World War I, earned the award for heroism and gallantry aboard the Tyler. he began as a petty officer and earned his ensign commission after aiding in lifesaving and morale. He is from Winchester and served about twenty years, once a champion Atlantic fleet boxer and wrestler.
An old advertisement lists numerous real estate offers including orchards farm land and building lots. Properties range from small parcels to large tracts with prices from $650 to $85 000 and terms to sell whole or in parts. Bailey Bros. Store is noted as a contact.
Mrs. Nena Craig of Middleburg Loudoun County Virginia wed Burns Seaton of the same place on Wednesday December 17 in a ceremony conducted by Reverend Liferts of the Leesburg Baptist Church. The couple will reside on the farmer's road near Middleburg.
The statement by Tove avoids confirming any engagement or wedding plans. No clear commitment or date was given by the person referenced.
The Young Women's Christian Association plans a national convention in Cleveland during April 13 to 20. About 2,000 delegates are expected from U S associations with voting rights tied to membership, as the war reduces travel and expenses.
Miss Mabel Head outlines Y W C A plans to extend service for girls nationwide. Citizenship forums, reading courses, and increased county-supported activities aim to keep girls engaged in social, educational, and religious work across communities.
Real estate ad from Hartz & Messick Palmyra Pennsylvania invites buyers to locate on farms described as rich soil and reasonable prices. Mentions Virginia farmers purchasing and dairy and fruit lands, directs to 101 East Main Street for more information.
A detailed 19th century style recipe describes cooking wheat or oats with Sulphate of Strychnine and sugar to produce poisoned grain. It specifies quantities, cooking times, stirring intervals, cooling, and handling with long stirring implements. The text labels the method as the Wigginton method and warns against weaker mixtures.
The Bank of Winchester in Winchester Virginia announces a semi annual dividend of 3 percent payable January 1 1920 after all taxes are paid. Charles J Summers cashier signs the notice dated December 23 1919.
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