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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1928
Page
7
A University of Virginia graduate student notes Virginia rich in notable figures and aims to complete a portrait of General Daniel Morgan. He has found many military and public records but seeks private life information for a fuller biographical study.
A fragment mentions somata in Frederick and Clarke counties and letters awaiting use. The author seeks permission or information about General Morgan B. Floyd Flickinger, referencing Glinn Apartments Brandon Avenue University Virginia.
Armel Virginia opening notes include Miss Virginia Atkins Sperryville and Miss Janie Gardner White Post as teachers. Mr and Mrs Earl Pifer celebrate the birth of a child as congratulations pour in.
A fragmented OCR listing radio programs and times across many cities from Newark to Richmond. Entries reference committees, orchestras, news, dance hours, voter services, and various stations like WABC WBAL WGR. The dense listing preserves station calls and time slots without coherent single narrative.
The page records family news with Evelyn June named, illnesses like typhoid fever in Mrs. Caleb Newcome, and visits by G W Haymaker and G Don Gray in Washington. It notes moves to Winchester and social visits, followed by a dense, garbled farm market section detailing livestock, feed, and dairy prices, plus day-end market corrections.
A list of commonly mispronounced words with phonetic guides and definitions. Terms include Mascot and Mayor, plus phrases like Mezzanine and Vignette. The piece notes correct stress and sound patterns, aiding learners in proper spoken usage.
A Tully New York woman describes relief from illness after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash encouraged by her mother in law. She reports improved strength and plans to finish two more bottles to complete the course.
The carol is a joyful hymn once sung by bishops and clergy in the Middle Ages and now often performed by choirs of children at major Christmas festivals and on Christmas Eve.
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