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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
3
Practical USDA guide outlines hog killing and dressing steps from stunning to sticking, scalding, hair removal, entrail removal, and cooling. It details knife use, temperature ranges, tools like caldrons and gambrels, and cautions on blood loss, cleanliness, and safe storage for quality meat.
The note urges picking up windfalls and feeding them to hogs to reduce future trouble. It warns codling moth larvae in fallen fruit and says removing larvae improves next year’s fruit. It emphasizes constant work to produce good fruit.
A roaming dog harms sheep and spreads the sheep tape worm, a parasite causing notable losses in flocks.
Officials argue over guarantees for Germany’s unity and sovereignty, and whether President Wilson’s remarks threaten or secure world peace. They warn that guarantees for German living rights require a respectful, responsible government without endangering global safety.
Williams recalls a ride in which he witnessed a "complete mastery of the machine" at five thousand feet over Frederick County. He notes no giddy sensation unlike tall buildings, describes drifting silently above Stephens Street, and laments a motor shutoff near a town name. He says they could have drifted three miles before landing.
A faded advertisement from Cleveland by E. W. Rose Co. touts a dry skin remedy claiming to remove pimples eczema and blackheads. The product is described as clear penetrating antiseptic non greasy and affordable at one dollar for a large bottle with easy application and dependable results.
Mrs A Lee Coble returns to Baltimore after funeral of her mother Mrs E Wickham Byrd. Mrs Joseph Wright visits with friends in Baltimore for several days.
A testimonial touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy used for three generations to relieve women of “the worst forms of female illnesses.” The ad emphasizes its strong standing in American homes and urges readers in need to try the medicine.
Trustees will offer for public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at noon the property secured by a deed of trust from A Bowers and wife dated October 31 1910 and recorded in Deed Book 182 page 117 in the Frederick County Virginia Clerk's Office.
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