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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
3
A reflective column recalls poetry's faded glory and youth’s lessons. The writer compares Byron and Marmion with Burns and Longfellow, critiques modern verse, and laments the loss of clear meaning in poetry. It also traces memory of childhood verses that shaped duty and devotion.
The piece highlights new book releases including The Fun of Cooking and discusses present-time notes on other titles. It sketches reader interest and mentions upcoming features in the new books section of the periodical.
Capt Louis Moog Nulton of the US Navy commander of the battleship Pennsylvania just returned from Europe escorting the President to France. Attending were Lieut Claude R Camber wounded from France and Lieut A M Field of the Coast Artillery plus Rev J W Quinton and others. supper followed.
Washington reports the military affairs committee favored report allowing American volunteers to enlist in the regular army under postwar terms. Secretary Baker warned the War Department could be left without allies if changes stalled. Congress adopts the measure, preserving prewar enlistment conditions after U.S. entry.
Maj W Gael Moore of the Army Medical Service, son of Mr and Mrs A Moore of Berryville, is in Germany with the army of occupation. The last letter says his medical unit is packed and ready to move with the advancing Americans. Moore was a physician in Washington before enlisting.
Bizarre OCR fragment mentions Dona Kidney Pil and Dona's Kidney with references to Winchester citizen Harlee and Fonte jure. Content is garbled and unreadable, but hints at a local appeal or testimony about organ donation and verification.
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