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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
4
Incomplete OCR text lists various advance payment amounts for different periods such as months and six months. No clear entities or dates. The readable parts indicate pricing like four dollars and two dollars for multiple months.
The text explains that Associated Press dispatches are credited to AP unless otherwise noted and that local news published in this paper may reuse AP material under those terms. It outlines republication rights and restrictions for the newspaper.
A poem by Walt Mason envisions a brighter era as the public turns away from dissension and pipe dreams. The speaker predicts calmer times, renewed sanity, and a rising sense of liberty while critiquing past delusions and upheaval.
A Columbus Ohio reader praises Milks Emulsion claiming 36 years of bronchial cough eased after using the product. The testimonial highlights natural digestion, appetite boost, and rapid relief with a money back guarantee, urging others to try the emulsion.
The Rev. Giles B. Palmer of Whitea will hold services at St Stephen's Protestant Church in Stephens City on Sunday afternoon. The church school will meet at 3 p.m. and is invited to be present.
Rev Dr Pata Kennedy of the Theological Seminary announces Protestant Episcopal church services tomorrow at 11 9 m and 7 30 p m all are invited. S Haldeman dies from fatal implements noted in a separate item.
The article reviews portraits in Nemo’s Comments On People and Events, detailing Marcia Burns van Ness as a famed Washington figure, her charity, and public funeral. It also covers Theodosia Burr, Betsey Patterson, and the Caton sisters, noting marriages to European nobles and life in exile. Further, it discusses Mrs. Eaton, Jackson’s ally, and ends with reflections on mortality and motherhood amid Washington society.
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