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Daily message from home notes care and support for readers far from familiar places. The column shares brief reflections and practical advice for coping with distance, homesickness, and daily routines.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
4
Daily message from home notes care and support for readers far from familiar places. The column shares brief reflections and practical advice for coping with distance, homesickness, and daily routines.
The Navy radio bill proposing government ownership and control of all American wireless under Navy supervision has been tabled for the remainder of the present Congress by the House merchant and marine committee.
Dispatches to The Star report Bolshevism spreading to Chinese and Koreans in Petrograd with Chinese labor unions and Korean national organizations said to have organized Bolshevik propaganda. State Department advices note propaganda reaches Chinese and Koreans in Russian areas.
Fragmentary text describes a political or editorial stance about military necessity facing the United States. Mentions possibly Roosevelt and national aspiration, with broken phrases implying a wartime or postwar discourse.
Seven defendants marched to the police court carrying chairs their attorney had loaned. They sought to sit down in court since the city provides no spectator or litigant seating, highlighting a lack of chairs for court attendees.
An OCR fragment discusses hair care, criticizing soaps and red shampoos for drying the scalp and causing brittleness. It suggests coconut oil as a superior alternative, describing advantages such as moisturizing the hair and scalp, reducing dandruff, and improving shine.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple monetary amounts including 351897.19 57 cas 73010 203000 116000 5400 586526.05 485121.26 2515.00 Sa 8013276.79 586526.08. The text resembles a ledger with debits and credits, not a full narrative.
A historical advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe first remedy for sick children with symptoms like listlessness fever or digestive trouble. It warns mothers to avoid counterfeit syrups and to consult a local druggist for the product with printed directions for all ages.
The Rev. T. A. Painter is absent so Presbyterian Church at Berville and Stone's Chapel will not hold services on Sunday January 19.
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Hagerstown Maryland to Joseph A. Lashley of Winchester and Margaret McMaster of Pidshraeh, Pa.
A vintage ad touts sage tea and sulfur as a tonic to darken gray hair and restore fullness. It claims few and cheap ingredients can revive color, reduce dullness, and stop dandruff with a simple application.
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