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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1921
Page
3
Mrs McKenny Berry and her son from Washington are visiting for several weeks at the home of her former parents Mr and Mrs Bipy west of town. Miss Mary Stuart returned last evening from a visit to Miss Mary Smith at her home in Washington.
Diet and health notes discuss fats by saponification. Fresh steam fat is best next peanut oil olive oil cottonseed oil with suet beef fat and lard lowest. Mastication is not merely for solids as olive oil can be creamed in the mouth to aid digestion.
The market note lists butter and flour prices, including creamery and country butter, wheat flour 12 pound sacks, and middlings and screenings. It shows wholesale quotations for hay, corn, oats, and dairy products alongside livestock and calf prices in a compact daily tally.
The Baptist Church lists Sunday events led by Pastor Charles Adry. Evening address titled On the Mountain With Jesus opens with Mountain and Their Messages. Youth union meets at 7 PM, sermon series begins at 8 PM, inviting all to attend.
Private R G Quehl of the 818th Engineers survived a Vosges shell blast and returned to action. He drafted a bronze plaque memorializing a private in uniform, with raised names of allied nations around a central service record plate. Orders pour in, forcing expansion of his workshop at Camp Lewis.
A 1940s American Legion Weekly article urges veterans with service related disabilities to file claims immediately. It details required forms numbers 526 5389 and 545, plus sworn statements from doctors hospitals and witnesses, to secure consideration by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance and avoid delayed decisions.
Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett, leader of American forces in the Argonne Meuse drive, appears at a San Francisco American Legion post remodeling its new club room. The photograph captures the general wrestling a stubborn nail during a light moment amid postwar duties.
The Los Angeles Advertising club votes to withhold endorsements from future campaigns linked to American Legion posts amid investigations into prior funds claimed for ex servicemen. The dispute centers on funds raised and used by legion related efforts.
Lucy Finley a young colored woman of South Main street was arraigned on liquor selling charges. Magistrate Worgley fined her 60 dollars plus costs 66.25 and sentenced thirty days in jail but suspended the jail term upon good behavior. Three quart bottles of moonshine were seized as evidence. Prosecuting Attorney James P. Reardon appeared for the city.
Haze DeHaven was arrested yesterday evening for displaying a license tag belonging to another car. He was arraigned before Magistrate Worsley, fined $5 with $9 total costs paid.
Scott Grant, severely injured when a horse fell on him, showed improvement at Memorial Hospital. Doctors noted his pleurisy attack ten days ago, and his condition was described as better today.
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