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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1920
Page
3
In San Antonio Texas reports outline a split within a humanitarian sect as leaders discuss restructuring. The dialogue references tensions between regional factions and a war minister amid ongoing political unrest and border concerns.
Weather Bureau bulletin indicates incoming cold weather for the North and Mid-Atlantic regions with snow likely. Agencies warn of dropping temperatures and increasing cloud cover across the area.
An Associated Press report from Moscow notes General Denikin displaced in southern Russia with Romovsk named to succeed him as Bolshevik chief amid ongoing in Moscow disputes quoted from Taganrog dispatches.
The 1919 account describes a United States flag presented to the Virginian city of Winchester in England as a symbol of friendship. Reports circulated widely in papers via Associated Press dispatches from late February 1919, noting the public publicity and related incidents while naming correspondent staff and editors in the San Diego area.
Sunday worship and sermon. Morning service at 10:30 with Men’s Union meeting. Evening praise at 7:30 led by Pastor Charles Adey. Reported visits and religious activities reflect Grace Lutheran Church and linked community groups in local faith life.
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A report from the Associated Charities describes the Wayside Inn in Richmond used in earlier years to shelter tramps and casuals now targeted for sale or repurposing. The piece links its fate to prohibition era moral reform and previews a national fundraising push by the Anti-Saloon League with state committees mobilized.
Fragmentary OCR records a visit by Georgia Shihizebh Wawcett of Wawcett Gap. The readable text hints at parental concerns and a tense exchange about tea and behavior, with phrases referencing a page, ban, and emotions.
The 1909 statement by farmer Ritenour claims Doan's Kidney Pills freed him from years of back ache and kidney trouble. He says kidney secretions troubled him for years and the medicine corrected the issues, allowing him to resume normal activities.
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