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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
3
A historic property description outlines 15 acres of grass land with 40 acres bottom land, 10x80 barn, water on the main, and 15 acres cut. It notes the land is near a school and fair road, with 65% of its value tied to the farm income and a $75,000 valuation if sold. Contact S PagH Cline, Bunker Hill, for details.
A historical discussion traces Sunday as the Lord's Day from early Christian practice through Constantine and Theodosius, noting church arguments for rest and worship and the gradual formalization of Sunday into a largely religious observance with civil support since the ninth century.
The Winchester Seed Co announces 96 percent germination with seeds free from noxious components like dodder and Canada thistle. It highlights higher value when weed seeds are absent and offers seeds at 46 East Pleauditty Street Winchester with both phones listed. Manager HH Baker signs the notice dated 1-14.
After influenza, readers are urged to take three great medicines a real tonic and purifying sarsaparilla plus Peptiron as needed. The ad claims these items speed convalescence, aid health, and prevent disease, urging readers to obtain Hood's Triple Combination Treatment today.
A reflective piece urges readers to balance energy and patience in work and life. It emphasizes inner discipline, steady progress, and avoiding extremes of haste or inactivity, suggesting gradual improvement leads to meaningful achievement.
French ministry plans to establish foyers for girls in six French cities. Centers, run by the Labor Department, offer bright rooms with furnishings a reading writing and fireplace a kitchen for self‑prepared meals and spaces for meals social evenings and study.
A fragment notes 400 000 Yank visitors and soldiers, a large wartime crowd at the cafeteria, a desk with questions about routes and rates, and a private being assisted by a telephone company crew as relatives arrive.
A San Juan group of women volunteers from W C A cafeteria mend and sew for those in need. They visit weekly to provide buttons and basic alterations, supporting the hungry and needy in the community.
In wartime Russia women’s associations organized home crafts to support families. The text recalls a drive to mobilize women and provide dressmaking and millinery work so they could earn living wages while men served, including a notable example about a general’s wife barred from leaving home to work as a charwoman.
Court records show James P. Measiai of Winchester Virginia ordered to publish notice of a master’s sale and hearing date. The action lists an amount of 1206.65 and requires documentary evidence to be filed in Bedford County and Monten District by February 1, 1919.
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