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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes warn against efforts to induce public fear while discussing the return of soldiers and economic recovery. The text references hopeful times, job prospects, and how the nation’s financial mindset may shape a possible panic.
A new choral service draws music lovers to Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. A Winchester citizen testifies about the old service and endorsements from locals and strangers alike. A reader notes the merits of the remade program.
Mr Daria Asbury Carpenter died at 6 pm at his home in Opequon after a long illness. A well known farmer and respected by neighbors he settled early in the section. Surviving are his widow Annie M Carpenter three sons Frank Jesse and Samuel Carpenter of Opequon and Kemstown and three daughters Misses. Funeral Tuesday morning at the Opequon Chapel with Rev W W Baker and Rev Mr Kennison. Burial in Mott Hebron Cemetery.
The French Government expresses sincere gratitude for the YWCA work in France. The clubrooms for munition workers provide dignity and education, improving physical conditions and morale among women in Government factories. The letter hopes the YWCA effort endures beyond the war.
An era of harsher winter style arrives as women embrace fur trimmed service coats, padded blouses, and thermally lined outfits. The piece notes a shift to practical, military inspired outerwear including nutria coats, broad belts, four pockets, and durable umbrellas, reflecting health guidelines and fuel concerns while preserving fashion.
A fragment outlines a discussion on surrendering a Liberty Bond tied to wartime finance. It references a demand for surrender and raises questions about legality and public reaction amid a broader bond program.
County sales listing 1919 public auction of tract A and parcel No 2 in Middletown Virginia. Properties include a lot on Senseney Avenue and a bungalow on Third Street with terms of one third cash and remaining in installments secured by a deed of trust. Special Commissioner authorized. clerk certifies bond issued.
By order of deed of trust and deed of assignment trustees Lynch and Kern offer at public auction in front of Winchester Courthouse the Fauver farm near Stephens City Frederick County Virginia. The 16 acre tract with orchard and wheat 35 acres known property from Fauver Snapp Rausenman chain includes improvements and rights. One third cash with two equal annual installments secured by purchaser bonds and with required insurance. Sale begins 9:00 am Tuesday January 14 1919.
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