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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
3
Nag Apple Korndyke Pontiac rises to forty plus pounds of butter weekly, producing 41.04 pounds in seven days and claiming senior three-year-old world champion status. She surpasses the prior 41.81 pounds by Lady Pontiac Johanna. Owned by Oliver Cabana Jr. of Elma Center New York.
Miss Henshall area maker and guests from New York City have returned to New York. Mentioned are Mrs Gardner Brown Mrs Shirley and others visiting Mr and Mrs James B Risell at East Piccadly Street. Notes include Prof Henry B Hedrick Yale who visited Hayfield and Madison Conn Naval training station service.
The piece describes Trapani in Western Sicily with its busy fishing wharves and saltworks and a famed Madonna statue. Tradition says Turks found the relic in a boat and local two millocks chose Trapani as its owner, the statue later gathering gifts from worshippers.
The cocoanut is valued for both meat and milk and offers diverse uses at the table. Its cream serves as a butter substitute and the refined fat may become a common cooking fat. Digestive issues arise from excess or raw consumption. proper preparation and thorough chewing are advised.
A writer argues that fatigue from the day’s work does not truly leave tired men unable to function. He says real exhaustion makes a man avoid activities like dancing, driving, or gaming and crave only rest and sleep.
An Australian writer argues Japan could become a lucrative wine-producing empire with cheap labor and strong markets. He notes China imports millions of gallons from California and other regions, and that Japan would be an ideal wine growing location. Also mentions James Rosenberger leaving for Baltimore to work for a munitions company.
A patriotic verse extols wheat fields turning golden as workers unite to feed troops. It lauds bread as nourishment for soldiers and echoes wartime duty, urging steadfast labor against Teutons and praising harvest as heroic, sacred toil.
A fragmented notice from Marke county hints at land known as Hatchet Acres once called Havelwook between Berry and Bere. The text mentions a family, a will, and urging readers to obey an impulse to buy War Savings Stamps.
Public sale advertised for unimproved land totaling about 66 acres in Gore. The trust deed details ownership by Ashby Frank Witton ton J Pugh and others, with sale terms: one third cash, balance in equal annual installments secured by bonds and a six percent interest, overseen by trustee Larrick and auctioned by A G Swanson on date shown as 6-21-45.
Car for sale described as a two seater motor vehicle, 1997 model, intended for front display Saturday July 6 1918 at noon in front of the town county house. The seller references price and details and invites inquiries to CHAPMAR.
A brief old advertisement advises forming a habit of slow thorough mastication to reduce belching and suggests taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper if symptoms persist. For sale by all dealers.
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