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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
4
Battered OCR notes advertise a mercantile house 1728 effort on advertising as essential to business. Mentions printers ink, the role of advertising, and the old house known in commerce, with references to market hustle and profit within a historic trade context.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses peace topics and press relations. It mentions voices, deeds, and a partial quote about intena and cutting, with garbled phrasing and no coherent events or names. The text is too fragmentary to identify persons or organizations.
A report warns the European corn borer could devastate corn across the United States if it spreads from eastern Massachusetts. State and federal authorities urge field inspections and burning of grasses and weeds to destroy overwinteing caterpillars and prevent further infestation.
A historical statement argues that war debt should fall on current taxpayers rather than future generations. It criticizes diverted wartime spending and the long term toll on wealth production, while suggesting the war may spur a broader constructive era if ended.
During 1918 Rockville issued 600 marriage licenses with Rev Dr J W Duffey, pastor of Braddock Breck Methodist Episcopal Church South in Winchester, officiating 125 weddings. He performed more ceremonies than any other Rockville minister.
The pest first found in late summer 1917 near Boston has spread to about 135 square miles after an initial 100 square mile area. Likely introduced from Europe or Asia, it is considered the most damaging crop enemy abroad with potential to devastate a quarter of harvests as seen in Austria Hungary.
An advertisement features testimonials praising Cardus as a splendid female tonic. It claims benefits for headaches backache nervousness sleeplessness and fatigue and credits Cardus with curing a long standing left side pain. The copy urges women to try Cardus to avoid weakness and run-down health.
A laboratory tour reveals the careful preparation of a popular women's remedy. Cleanliness, reliability, and orderly herbal preparation are highlighted as essential to its success.
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