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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1919
Page
4
The paper notes that Associated Press dispatches are used under exclusive republication rights whether credited or not and also include local news.
A satirical verse notes postwar discontent as crowds bemoan luxuries and wages while contrasting with the lingering public health scare. The piece mocks consumer woes, fashion and car culture, and ends with a call to return to calmer topics.
An editorial discusses Jeffersons call for citizens gathered in groups to solve local problems through chambers of commerce and community councils. It argues service to the community yields non monetary dividends and cites examples of neighbors working together for uplift and wider civic benefit.
The Red Cross sent a sanitary commission to Serbia in the first winter of war to combat typhus and, after U S entry, in August 1917 dispatched a full commission. They established hospitals, fed and clothed refugees, provided medical care and dental work, supplied farm machinery, aided land restoration, and undertook measures to aid children. A photograph shows a distressed Serbian girl illustrating the refugees' plight.
The passage states that only one kind of right action exists and likens it to straight lines, asserting that there cannot be two kinds of right action or two kinds of straight lines.
Real estate agent W. ls Fultz sold the pebble-dash over stone residence on South Main Street to a Mr. White for $8,000. The same property had sold a year earlier to John J. Sloat for $5,000, reflecting rising values amid limited sizable residential property in Chester.
S. S. S. is promoted as a blood cleanser to remove the disease by cleansing the blood meats and motions of germs. The ad claims local applications cannot cure rheumatism and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a drug store and seek medical advice from a Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
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