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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
2
A 100 acre Clarke County farm with a six room frame house barn and three acre orchard described as well watered is listed for sale in front of the Court House at Winchester on January 18 1921. Sold. Clark G. (Baker) Affleck.
The readable text lists multiple numeric ranges with decimals such as 3.00 to 3.50 and 3.00 to 4.76. It appears as a sequence of interval figures possibly from a table or chart. No clear event entities or place names are present in the fragment.
A reader from Davis West Virginia asks to renew a six month subscription to an old newspaper. The note includes a request for $2 and asks that the renewal be sent to Mrs William Carver, Box 47.
Apple producers report slow demand in New York with selective buying focused on top grades. York Imperial remains in moderate supply and steady or higher prices in favored lots, with common storage fruit easing to about 3.00.
Miss Beulah Orndorff of Capon Bridge West Virginia became the bride of John W. Hook of Petersburg West Virginia at the home of C. N. Garvin High View on December 20. The ceremony was conducted by Mr. Grossgolp of Capon Bridge with a ring ceremony and supper served. After January 10 the couple will reside in Petersburg where the groom is a miller and cabinet dealer.
Cedar Grove Virginia January six reports the infant Charles Van, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Van, died last week from congestion of the lungs and was buried at Little Mountain graveyard. The family mourns a fifth infant death. A revival at Hunting Ridge school closed with five conversions, bringing twenty six in total. Rev Mr Tinsman is highly regarded. Fifteen converts joined Pleasant Hill church Sunday. Prayer meeting at Little Mountain set for Sunday night at 730. Miss Odela Fries, previously under doctors care, is able to go out again.
A Star North Carolina reader credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relieving long standing menstrual trouble after two doctors advised surgery. The testimonial notes months of treatment and regained ability to work, urging other women to try the remedy before operation.
Mr. George Carson remains unable to walk after a foot injury from hauling fodder. Miss Mabel LeHew, once threatened with pneumonia, shows improvement. Mr. William Wolf visits his sister, Miss Pauline Crim.
An old advertisement urges readers to stop sniffling with Pape's Cold Compound. A dose taken every two hours until three doses relieve nasal congestion headache fever and runny nose. The text highlights ease of use pleasant taste and low cost at drug stores.
A Surprise party honored Miss Lillian Pope at her parents home in Greenwood on Thursday night December 30. Present were Misses Lillian Pope Gladys Miller May Carlisle Goldie Brown Myrtie and Mable Newcome Anna Postyn Margaret Sybil Grubb and Messrs Esten Carper Bill Carlisle Leonard Brown Julian and Clarence Williams and Orrie Bailey. Guests enjoyed games music and refreshments before departing.
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