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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1918
Page
3
January 29 report from forest service officials outlines a government census of each kind of lumber cut to be reported promptly. The census aims to measure output during wartime given transport and labor shortages and to help assess if production rose or fell from prior years. Manufacturers are urged to complete and return questionnaires.
Public notice states that Jutta A. Bowen will not be responsible for debts contracted by her husband William M. Bowen. Dated January 21, 1961.
Edinburg Virginia January 29 Work proceeds on the Edinburg Paint and Manufacturing Company plant as buildings near completion Machinery for the plant has been purchased and will be installed and run as soon as ready The facility plans daily output of ten tons of dry paint and four hundred gallons of ready mixed paint
Three civilians employed by a Camp Devens contractor were killed and three injured when their car was struck by a Boston and Maine Railroad locomotive at a crossing near Fitchburg Massachusetts. Initial reports misidentified the victims as soldiers.
Quote notes that the true university today lies in a collection of books rather than a campus. The reflection contrasts Carlyle’s view with contemporary learning, underscoring the enduring value of reading and study outside traditional institutions.
A quirky entry highlights Saner tan oor Op and The of Cooking as among the new books. The list showcases varied titles and invites readers to explore fresh offerings in local libraries.
Winchester and Frederick county officials appeal for male volunteers to help physicians conduct physical examinations of registrants. Two men start February 4 at 9 30 am for ten to twelve days, with shifts to avoid overburdening any two individuals. Numerous teachers have already offered, ensuring coverage as examinations proceed.
Local postal officials report schoolchildren are not meeting hopes for stamp sales. Offers show sales of about $1100 yesterday and over $1500 expected today. Tomorrow is last day to buy certificates at 4.12, with increases to 4.18 February first and 4.14 March first, rising monthly through year end. Children start with 25 cent stamps and receive a card to paste stamps. dealers and carriers provide details and pamphlets.
A notice corrects an earlier report that the child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson died at Jerry Clem's home. The death occurred at Mr. Jack Clem's residence, with Mrs. Jack Clem acting as the child's aunt and guardian after the mother died last autumn.
A home remedy labeled Pinex cough syrup is advertised as a fast acting treatment for sore throats chest bronchial infections and various coughs. The ad claims it soothes irritation loosens membranes and promotes restful sleep with a strong flavor and affordable price, noting it is concentrated and popular for families.
Charles Marion Ashwood of Frederick county has enlisted in the aviation section of the Signal Corps. He will head to Vancouver Barracks Washington to harvest spruce timber for aircraft production. An expert lumberman, he registered for the draft but volunteered for service and leaves this afternoon for the Northwest.
A product promises relief from itchy skin and irritation with a claim of clear healing. It costs one extra bottle at $1.00 and is advertised as not staining or greasy.
State Game Warden H Parsons of Virginia, a naval reserve lieutenant commander and former superintendent of fisheries, committed suicide in Norfolk on Sunday afternoon. Boward Jones of Winchester, his subordinate, learned of the tragedy. Parsons had sought reappointment and had supported by letter from Jones. a temporary replacement may be named by the governor.
Advert promises Peterson's Ointment cures eczema and piles for 25 cents. Customers praise relief after long battles, noting head sores and itching improve rapidly. Claims include clearing pimples and blackheads. druggists guarantee it. price set at 30 cents after December 1.
A complaint alleges food shortages in Winchester as sugar and other staples are shipped to nearby towns for profit. The Food Administrator Mr Shirley Carter may require carriers to report shipments before distributing supplies, to curb price rises and aid locals.
The Washington Star notes a man with an unusually trained memory who can make it remember anything he chooses, highlighting his remarkable mental discipline and recall abilities.
A fragmented advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy to cure catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims the product is developed by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo and available through druggists.
The First Troop of Boy Scouts defeated Troop 2 19 to 8 in a Friday basketball game at the armory. Scout Harry Greene led Troop 1 with strong teamwork while Scout Marshall McCauley stood out for Troop 2.
An itinerant gypsy band halted in Pierre, D. T. by auto rather than wagon. They did not trade horses and the women continued their fortune telling traditions as part of their business.
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