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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
3
The tires became the most popular choice among owners of the biggest selling light cars and maintain the same quality in small sizes as in larger sizes for heavier cars.
The Loyal Workers Bible Class plans its monthly business and social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Duvall this Friday at 8 o clock. Miss Miner Wisecarver from Rustbury Virginia visits Mrs Martin Wisecarver in Winchester and is hosted by her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs A.
Trustees sale of about 13 acres with residence orchard and well near Bethel Church, seven miles NW of Winchester, Virginia. Property owned by J D Oates with deed of trust dated March 12 1915. Sale June 29 1918 at 12 noon in front of Court House Winchester. Terms one third cash. balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust with insurance. Harry H. Lynch, Trustee. 5-31-47.
The Red Cross emblem symbolizes mercy and relief for the mind and body. It serves enlisted forces and civil relief for war allies, with expanding European work to meet future demands. The call urges full American support and adequate funds for its mission.
A wartime poem extols the Red Cross as a universal helper joined by soldiers and civilians. It portrays nurses and volunteers tending the wounded on distant battlefields and in hospitals, embodying sacrifice, care, and moral duty as a personal avatar of compassion.
A Red Cross driven push for advanced surgery in army hospitals includes fluoroscopic X ray guided procedures and nitrous oxide anesthesia. An observer recalls modern anesthesia, real time imaging, and the aim to save lives of wounded soldiers before returning them to the trenches.
The dispatch describes German confusion under French and American counterattacks near Montdidier and Marne sectors. Tanks aided advances toward St Maur while French artillery struck German positions along a broad front. Prisoners and battlefield gains are noted with American involvement at Cantigny and nearby villages.
The administrator offers for sale at public auction on Saturday June 22 1918 at the residence of the late Mrs Fannie B Cather 311 West Am E Street Winchester a large lot of personal property in good condition including iron bedsteads chairs dining set glass jars and more. Cash payment required and items must be removed after payment. Auction conducted by M M Lync Adm and clerks listed.
Aside from continued fighting in the Woevre region and occasional prisoner handling by patrols, there is nothing notable to report. The terse bulletin notes ongoing patrol activity with no new offensives or strategic shifts observed.
Brills recounts a perilous incident in which a young woman on her fiance's corpse was found after their boat collapsed in rough seas. He describes a harrowing escape for passengers and crew, achieved only with difficulty amid high waves.
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