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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows publishing house names The Star Publishing Company and connections to Morning News Weekly Mirror and The Weekly. Address communications to The Star Publishing Company and individuals connected with the publication.
The New York World extols Secretary Tumulty’s picture of President Wilson as a monumental biography and personal tribute. It lauds his steadfast duty driven by a conscience and his unwavering faith in democracy and peace despite war.
A wartime style verse portrays a tired campaign figure reflecting on loss and sorrow amid parades and humorous public spectacle. The narrator laments the cost of politics, the loneliness of the road, and the hidden grief behind public cheer while the crowd moves on.
The University of Virginia Observatory logs a very dry October with rainfall near one eighth of an inch and a temperature average near normal. Meteorological records indicate the month tied or surpassed prior dryness levels, signaling unusual weather conditions and ongoing data collection by Prof. Mit.
The report notes a 58.1 degree average temperature for October and 3.67 inches of rainfall. It records one rainy day, twenty three clear, five partly cloudy and three cloudy days, with a high range of 31 degrees on Sunday and a low of 36 degrees on the 30th. October was cooler than last year’s, which ran 6.2 degrees above normal.
In the Corporation Court of Winchester the estate of David Fries was divided among about 65 distributees. Under Commissioner J W Baker some heirs received tiny portions such as 1 648th 1 576th 1 1362nd 1 86th and 1 18th of the estate. The total amount to be distributed was $6 020.32.
The article notes motorists in South America need patience pluck and stamina. It describes southern Brazil as having nearly impassable rough ground making travel uncomfortable and posing a severe test to touring cars.
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank outlines why a corporate trustee, established in 1866, provides perpetual existence, constant accessibility, investment authority, impartial settlements, bond savings, and secure accounts over an individual trustee or executor.
By an order in the Corporation Court of Winchester Horace T Deahl must pay his wife Marcia D Deahl twenty dollars monthly as temporary alimony a fifty dollar counsel fee and twenty five dollars toward defending the divorce suit.
A self described diagnostician invites individuals to send name and address for examination. He claims to study special cases and identify the trouble and provide steps to diagnosis and treatment. He promises to explain what to do and how to do it.
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