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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
4
The notice lists pricing options for future subscriptions: one year six months three months and one month in advance with amounts shown as 33.00 and 0.25. It provides a concise breakdown of prepayment options.
The article discusses Richard L. Omps and his drive to enact a compulsory work law in Virginia. It notes historical context, proposals for ten hour work weeks, and opposition concerns about liberty and enforcement, with Omps optimistic the measure will pass and be enacted.
A rough OCR fragment presents rustic imagery of hens, a cow, and milking with wartime slang about feeding “the Hun.” Language is garbled and inconsistent, showing rural life cues and productively odd phrases without a clear narrative or date.
Sincere promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. The ad claims it cleanses the liver overnight, eliminates headaches and dizziness, and improves digestion without causing salivation. It asserts a money back guarantee and broad usage.
Local Fuel Administrator R Gray Williams says Winchester should get about two thousand tons of hard coal this winter. Permits will allow three tons per household and special allowances for hot air furnaces, with Virginia anthracite being tested for suitability. Wood use is encouraged where possible to ease coal demand.
A reader from Harrisonburg cites the Winchester convention figures on threshing fees for Rockingham and Frederick counties. Keezel’s estimates yield about 4.3 to 5.7 cents per bushel, depending on county, equipment, and labor costs, with both outfits showing losses under the five cent target.
Partial data shows Cumberland y ar, Philadelphia and New York (PaSta) with rates 2.40 11.59 9.25 and multiples 6.00 12.80 a 7 cs, indicating a concise tabulation or odds-like entries without full context.
Joe M. Clark announces Belgium Stallion formerly owned by John Carver and AUSTRAL BARON will stand at Jordan Springs stable in Virginia. Prices to insure and terms not fully clear, competent grooms available to service mares. Public notice dated 5-18.
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