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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
4
In a July 8 Ohio State Journal column the author mocks Von Bethmann Hollweg and Kaiser Wilhelm as duplicitous figures. The piece contrasts their alleged deceit with the old guard’s loyalty and suggests their gesture will not alter the course of German politics.
A poet laments high living costs forcing workers to dream of a month of rest in nature. He imagines forests, moors, trout streams, and wildlife as ideal escapes from the urban grind, while prices and bills curb real leisure.
Lieut Hunt Russell son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Parker Russell was discharged after a year overseas and left Tuesday for Winchester Virginia where he expects to make his home.
The Friendship Fire Company raised about $330 from a recent arrival benefit here. The money will be applied to their fund.
Years in Frederick county followed by move to York where he resided until death. Survived by wife Ida Bentzell three sisters and four brothers with interment in York cemetery. A separate report notes Mr Johnston tracing an outlaw Negro thief on Wednesday in Front Royal area.
Printed copies of the Victory liberty loan subscribers statement in Virginia show Frederick County including Winchester ranking ninth in state subscriptions raised through the Women’s Committees with total bonds of $379,600. Mrs F L Harris of Harris Addition chaired Frederick and Winchester’s committee. In the last four loans the Women’s Committee sold $54,221,100 in bonds.
Tulip Virginia July 8 The Ladies' Aid Society of Ridings Chapel will hold a meeting and plan for upcoming church events. Members are urged to bring contributions for the summer drive and share parish announcements.
A community festival was held Saturday night to benefit church lights. Visiting relatives include Mrs. Clarence Thomason and son Wallace from Riverton after a two week stay with Misses Barrow. Various locals and travelers were noted at events and visits across the area.
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. It promises morning-release effects, a guaranteed refund if not effective, and broad druggist guarantees. The copy stresses pleasant taste, no salivation, and suitability for children, framed as a personal promise.
William Luttrell of Whifacre Virginia died Thursday at his brother Robert Luttrell’s home near Reynolds Store and was buried Saturday at Wesley Chapel. He was about 77, never married, long residing with his brother, and a Wesley Chapel Methodist Church member.
A Dayton church minister testifies he was nervous and unable to digest food for five years. After one Nerv Worth bottle, he reports full recovery, improved digestion, circulation, and energy, with no numbness or bloating. He lists his address and church affiliation for credibility.
The Winchester Colored Giants defeated Millwood Clarke County 12 to 6. Battery for Millwood were Mason and Washington with Green and Randolph for the Giants. The game was among overlooked Fourth of July events.
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