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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1919
Page
4
Reports from Washington indicate Wilson’s condition is serious yet he has shown constitutional vigor and rapid recuperation. Observers expect rest to restore him fully so he can continue his work for the nation and the world.
The removal of the Rev William D Smith from Winchester to Richmond is praised as a boost to Richmond. A notable orator, he served bravely in the war and France, never bound by old church detachment concepts, and will exert a strong influence on Beers and state leaders in his new field.
The account describes souls departed speaking from the void. Notable figures Sav antee and Author Doyle claim midnight conversations with phantoms about their tasks in a timeless land. The narrative offers no clear revelation of doom nor bright enlightenment, ending with a call for sincere, vibrant truths.
The Star corrected the account of the railroad accident on Tuesday September 23 that killed John W. Knight and W. Anderson. Knight was the son of the late Joseph N. Knight and Fannie P. Knight, not John W. Knight Sr. He is survived by brothers James Robert Knight Charles W. Knight Luther M. Knight and sister Katie B. Knight, with his age listed as 41 years 9 months and 5 days.
Weather Bureau forecast for the week beginning Monday reports occasional rain in the first part, followed by generally fair conditions thereafter. Normal temperatures expected across the Atlantic states with varying precipitation patterns.
Daily market summary from Martinsburg and Grand Junction with shipping point data. Reports cover apple varieties, carloads, and prices, noting moderate demand, steady markets, and variable quality across Grand Junction Rochester Martinsburg New York Washington Baltimore Cincinnati and Philadelphia markets.
Miss Emma Snapp leaves this morning for New York City to visit Mrs. Gavin du High, once Miss Lillian Reilly of this city, staying as her guest. Also touring and visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baxter in Washington, D C after a stop at Mrs. William R. Willis’s South Market street home.
Twenty five million boxes of Cascarets were sold last year to people seeking relief from constipation biliousness indigestion gases colds and sick headache without morning side effects. They claim Cascarets work while you sleep by removing toxins and waste and by stimulating the liver and strengthening bowel muscles. They say the product never weakens or upsets like salts calomel or violent pills and that it costs little.
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