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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
3
A compact numeric sequence is presented, featuring multiple figures such as 213 08 2 367 56 and 414 120 43 10 346 00 11 798 57, suggesting a ledger or statistical excerpt with varied two to three digit groups and larger totals without context.
A partial readable OCR fragment mentions a local event with numbers and identifiers. No clear names or places are established in the legible text. Further context is needed to identify the participants, location, or date.
A woman describes years of sleepless nights and back pain until taking Cardui. After finishing the bottle she improves, regains strength, and ends with praise for Cardui as a remedy for pains from female complaints. Thousands of women have found relief and health using Cardui. NC-133
The article notes thousands of American women endure ailments unique to their sex and claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offers relief. It cites letters of commendation as proof and urges trials of the remedy.
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines the rag doll tester as a practical, economical method to ear test seed corn. Bleached muslin dolls filled with kernels from different ears reveal germination rates, guiding selection for high vigor stands and yields.
Extract from 1918 decree directs a commissioner to report on realty heirs and creditors of George R. Stump and to determine partition feasibility. Public notice in Winchester Evening Star for May 30 1918 requires attendance of interested parties and creditors. proceedings may adjourn.
The article outlines three general methods to add humus: stable manure when available, green manuring by plowing under green crops, and growing deep rooted crops like clover alfalfa and timothy to leave soil channels. It also discusses machinery strategy, urging buying new only when economical, selling worn-out gear, and avoiding false economy.
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County on April 30 1918 Middletown State Bank Inc plaintiff Mary E Johnson et al defendants. The suit seeks to subject J D Johnson deceased to the lien and creditors and for general relief. Defendants Charles Johnson Mary Johnson and Lottie Johnson and infant Wm Johnson are not Virginia residents. they must appear within fifteen days after due publication and publish a notice once weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Star. A copy will be posted at the courthouse front door by May 6 1918.
The grain wasted in charry barn lots and scraps from tables could feed a large flock of fowls. Raising poultry serves as a way to use feed that would otherwise be wasted and supports egg and meat production.
The feet and legs of swine are crucial in breeding stock. They should be short, straight, strong, medium-sized and wide apart. A pig that stands well on its toes with dewclaws an inch above the ground indicates strong bone and pasterns capable of bearing weight when fattened.
Special commissioners acting under decree of the Corporation Court of Winchester advertise a public auction of land with a dwelling on the north side of W Hart Street. Sale set for May 25 1918 at 12 o'clock noon in front of the County Court House, Winchester. Cash payment day of sale with balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust and insurance on buildings. Auctioneers and officials named.
Public sale conducted under a December 28 1914 deed of trust for James H Wisecarver and wife in Winchester Virginia will be held at 11 am Thursday June 20 1914 at the County Courthouse. The property on Highland Avenue near National Avenue is an eight room frame dwelling with 30 foot frontage and rear alley access. One third cash on knockdown with balance due in one and two years secured by bonds and a mortgage bearing six percent interest.
There is a sure way that fever fails to remove dandruff. Dissolve it entirely by using four ounces of an aromatic liquid rubbed on the scalp at night when damp enough to moisten the scalp. Most of your dandruff will be gone and the remaining weeks will destroy traces of the matter. The method is inexpensive and has never been known to fail.
Public auction for two building lots at Highland avenue and Kern street Winchester Virginia to be held Saturday May 25 1918 in front of the courthouse. Lots each measure 36 by 100 feet and may be sold separately or as a combined lot with payment terms in installments secured by a trust on the property. Special Commissioner M M Lynch. Clerk J B Beverley certifies decree compliance.
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