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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1919

Page

3

Predictions of Revolt in Jugoslavia Spark Alarm

Milan May 13 predictions of a coming revolution in Jugoslavia accompanied by Bolshevism were reported by Croatian leaders. A dispatch from Liebach cites anti-Serbian Croatian propaganda after a failed Serbian attack in Carinthia. Croatians disavow responsibility for the unrest, noting that prisoners and arms captured by German Austrians belonged to Serbian regulars.

Star Milan Jugo-Slavia Aly Liebach Carinthia Austria

Hohenzollern Busts Ordered Removed in Berlin

Berlin officials vote to remove Hohenzollern busts and pictures from municipal buildings and schools after a stormy session. The May 13 action directs removal across city facilities and schools.

Star Berlin

Report On Italy Madé To Wilson

Paris May 13 The President received first hand reports on the Italian situation this afternoon from Ambassador Page The ambassador's conference with the President revived rumors that Mr Page would resign as soon as peace was signed.

Paris Ambassador Page Page

Optimistic Thought: Limits on a King’s Rule

A historical note reflects that a king cannot always rule as he wishes, suggesting constraints on royal authority and the influence of institutions or fate on governance. The line captures a tension between sovereign power and external forces shaping outcomes.

Syndicate buys orchards in Maryland for 125000 dollars

The 30 million fruit syndicate formed by Crutchfield Woolfolk Tyson J G Bedletter and Union Fruit Company purchased the Tono loway and Sleepy Creek Orchard Company orchards for 125 000. The group holds options on Elberta Fruit Farms Scott's Fruit Farm Maryland Orchard Company and several other regional properties. R S Dillon is said to have received 125 000 for his orchard.

Hancock, Md Crutchfield &Woolfolk Tyson Bros J. G. Bedletter Union Fruit Company Tonoloway Sleepy Créek Elberta Fruit Farms Scott's Fruit Farm Maryland Orchard Company J. F. Fields, Orchard Mason and Richards Orchards Millstone Orchard Company D. L. Harrison Orchards Potomac Valley Orchards R. S. Dillon

Mrs Harris Wins Union Bank Helmet in Winchester

The Union Bank of Winchester announced in The Star that it would award a captured German helmet to the person selling the most bonds for the Victory Liberty loan in Winchester and Frederick County. Mrs F L Harris secured the largest subscriptions and received the helmet from bank officials along with a helmet history.

Union Bank of Winchester the Star Winchester Frederick County F. L. Harris Union Bank Harris

Harold March Returns From Army Service at Civilian Life

Private Harold March, who left The Start last summer to enlist, has been honorably discharged from Camp Lee Virginia and returned home after spending the weekend with friends in Martinsburg West Virginia. He reported to camp September 20 1918 and after a brief training period fell ill with a sleep disorder.

Harold €. March United States Army Camp Lee Martinsburg March

Private March Returns to Duty But Armistice Ends Unit Plans

The account notes Private March recovers from pneumonia after transfer to a replacements center and undergoes hard training. His company, prepared for overseas duty, remains in camp drills until the armistice, then most are discharged in December and he moves to the headquarters printing office where discharge lists and orders are printed.

Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Lustrous Thick Hair

An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair cleansing and conditioning product. It claims it cleanses dust and oil, prevents dandruff, invigorates the scalp, reduces shedding, and makes hair long, strong, soft, and glossy with a small bottle purchase.

Planes NC-4 May Start Transatlantic Leg Tonight

Washington reports NC-4 at Chat ham Mass may depart for Trepassey to begin the third leg of the trans Atlantic flight. If delayed the NC-1 and NC-3 at Trepassey will wait for favorable weather to attempt the Azores leg. Winds and a approaching storm threaten start times. two Trepassey planes in good condition but weather uncertain. British airmen may attempt to hop off if conditions improve at St Johns Newfoundland.

Washington Naval Ie Chatham Mass Trepassey Nff Towers Navy Department Azores N. F Atlantic ST. Jahns Aireasn Fo Bates

Lieut. Page Home From Battlefront

First Lieut. W Nelson Page of the United States Army returned to his New York City home from Camp Merritt New Jersey after honorably being discharged. Page served with the pioneer infantry in France and often faced heavy shell fire yet escaped injury, earning his lieutenant commission after training at Fort Myer Virginia in 1917.

W. Nelson Page United States Army Star New York France Camp Merritt N. J Page Pioneer Infantry Frantée W. A. Baker Fort Myer

Lemon Juice for Freckles Beauty Lotion

A dated advertisement promotes a cheap skin whitening lotion made from lemon juice and Orchard White. It claims to reduce tan redness and sunburn while improving complexion and notes Lt. Page served with the American army in Germany after the armistice.

Soriety Brand Spring Suits Draw Fresh Attention

Enthusiasm runs high for Soriety Brand clothes as spring suits appear. New models win praise with popular choices in tans browns greens and grays.

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Stomach acid blamed for poor digestion says expert

A known authority argues that stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juices. He explains acid retards digestion, ferments food, causes sour belching, heartburn, and gas. he recommends remedies to remove gas and stimulate liver activity to normalize digestion.

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Hite Dr. Caldwell Willes Hohenzollern Italy Wilson Wire Karo Corn Products Refining Company P. O. Box New York City L. A. Mousseau Vickers Bldg Baltimore, Md Mrs. Harris Harold March Saree Arena Diamond Distributors Diamond Rubber Co Akron Ohio M. Swimley Battlefront Army of Occupation Germany Lewis Jones Knitting Company United States Soriety Brand Clothes Ryan Jno
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