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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1915
Page
4
One year in advance costs 2.50 dollars six months in advance 1.25 dollars three months in advance 0.65 dollars and one month in advance 0.25 dollars.
A fragmented reflective column urges daily apples for health and cheer. It mixes weathered aphorisms with hopeful lines about kindness and smiles, ending with a call to persevere through strain and share optimism.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a poem attributed to Stonewall Jackson titled My Wife and Child. It laments family separation, prays for protection, and invokes divine aid for the wife, child, and soldier, ending with a plea to protect my wife and child.
A neutral Balkan steamer laden with benzine and naphtha was seized by an Italian warship. The captain admitted plans to deliver to a German submarine. The Italian commander employed a disguised crew and set a trap. when the periscope appeared, the Germans surrendered and were towed to a naval port.
A July 12 1915 amendment to B A I Order 10 releases Bullitt and Oldham counties in Kentucky and Medina county in Ohio from quarantine. New Yorkس Peppen Bronx and parts of Albany and Niagara counties see areas reclassified. Jefferson County Pennsylvania notes adds changes impacting foot and mouth disease restrictions.
A testimonial from Ohio describes nerve and stomach relief after switching from coffee to Postum and Grape-Nuts with breakfast. The woman reports reduced pain and sinking spells, noting her pale cheeks colored pink and improved appetite after adopting the diet.
A. D. Melvin, Chief of Bureau, reports that quarantine status in other states remains unchanged.
Under a 1913 trust deed Grace E Keith and John P Keith convey to the trustee on behalf of debt holders to sell a Winchester lot on Stewart Street. A large brick dwelling with modern utilities stands on the 160 by 60 foot property. Bids settle with two purchaser bonds, 6 percent interest, due one and two years after sale. debt claimed is 5500 plus interest. Sale at noon before County House, Winchester, on date of sale. R Gray Williams, Trustee. 6-12-4w
Correspondent Alexander Powell reports from the French battle front that in the last three months he has visited every section of the front, concluding the war’s end remains distant. He notes ongoing troop movements and persistent fighting along the line.
In Europe, officers and troops expect a difficult winter campaign with little change on the western front. Britain fields about 750,000 in France. The Morgan family announce the upcoming marriage of Elizabeth Lucille Morgan to George Thomas Johnston Jr at Riverton Methodist Episcopal Church on July 14. Mrs Bertha Clevenger and her son visit John Dicks in Stephens.
The passage notes owners cannot afford indifferent care and that good work horses and mules may fetch prices for years. It indicates rising demand for light weight horses and mules in the country, suggesting market strength despite affordable care issues.
The text argues heavy horses for farm work benefit from strong colt development. It notes that mature size and value depend on feed and care in colt hood. Extra 200 to 300 pounds can greatly raise selling price, with maximum growth possible only through careful handling and proper feeding in the first two to three years.
Instruction on providing bees a watering trough to reduce drownings and stings for stock. Notes on funnel sizes, wire mesh, and fence-edge care. Encourages goldenrod and aster borders for forage and describes goldenrod honey color and quality, plus honey ripening and storage guidance.
Farmers using long ladders face weakness and danger at the correct angle. A wire brace fixes the issue. Have a blacksmith weld two V shaped irons to the side sills with small bolts. Bore small holes through sills at each end.
Instructions describe bracing a ladder with No 9 wire to double its strength and note a safe foaling period for mares. Guidance covers reducing mare gestation impact and feeding with bran and roots. The text ends with Miss Viola Dicks returning home to Stephens City.
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