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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1927

Page

6

The Old Church On The Hill Burns And Remembrance

The sermon recovers the burned Old Lutheran Church on Cemetery Hill in Winchester 1854. Walter Stine found a Krauth text used to recall a community’s history from the 1700s through the church’s trials, noting its architecture, unity, and sacred dedication to the Triune God amid shared worship across denominations.

OLD Lutheran Church Cemetery Hill Ted Co Gross Lutheran Church Charles P. Krauth Toben Hebron Walter Stine Frederick County Prec A. Freed Star Stine Kratth Winchester John Randolph Tucker Joseph Tidbalk H. J. Mesmer J. S. Carson T. A. Tidball William Miller Zion Jerusalem Lord Fairfax Synod of Pennsylvania Synod of Pennsylvania, the Mother of All Our Lutheran Synods Lutheran Church In Rais Mer Serebine Posses Sion Christian Streit Frederick Bremen Wag Jong Baltimore Parthenon St. Peter’s St.Paul’s House of God Heaven Earth Our Fathers Body of Christ Church Jesus Christ William Meade Episcopal Church of Virginia All Saints

First English Settlement at Jamestown Founded in 1607

James Town marks the first English settlement in America with May 13, 1607 as its founding date. Captain John Smith led a colony of 105 men, of whom 20 were mechanics or agriculturists.

America Jamestown John Smith

Doctor Orders Vinol For Nervous Woman

A relieved patient, Mrs. H. Willis, credits Vinol with restoring strength after weakness and nervousness. The ad touts Vinol as a 25 year old iron and cod liver tonic prescribed for weak people and frail children, claiming quick improvements in strength appetite and sleep.

Vinol

Cracks Appear in Mayence Cathedral Walls

Builders of eight centuries ago failed to account for Rhine level changes, causing cracks in the walls towers and arches of the Mayence cathedral as the river receded.

Mayence Rhine

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