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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
8
Nikoall Le nine, premier of the soviet government of Rusla, is dangerously ill according to a wireless message from Berlin to the Jewish News Bureau. The message says three German specialists are en route to Moscow for consultations.
Dispatches from the Bolshevik front in the Caucasus report severe weather causing desertions and subordination in the troops. Soldiers question why officers mobilize them with no front line action to engage.
Miss Minnie McDonald is ill with influenza and Marion Barrett has grippe. Helen Abshire recovers from pneumonia. Road work on Greenspring road from White Hall to Calvin Price’s store begins, timber saved on J W Bailey farm, and L H Stimmer family spent Sunday with S S Alshire. Fox hunters associated with Kaleb DeHaven captured a grey fox after a long hunt with about 35 dogs involved.
Mr B Newcome travels to Pittsburg Pa for a week visiting her brother Sheridan Newcome. Linden Rogers and Lucille visit brother-in-law and sister Harry A Lewis. Mrs Milton Conner calls on Mrs J A Rudolph. Mrs George Affleck and daughter Lela visit Mr George Hillyard. Mrs Charles White and Her bert stay with S B Newcome family near Red Bud and visit relatives.
The Rev Charles Adey secretary of the Ministerial Association announced a donor has contributed to push the week of prayer collection for the American Bible Society to 100 dollars. The final service total reached about 96 dollars with past years varying from 8 to 50 dollars. Miss Ottie Crider of Carpers Valley returned from a three week visit to her sister in Baltimore.
Homely letters from women praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for health restoration. Publishers note such gratitude convinces other women to try the old fashioned root and herb remedy.
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