War talk and peace hopes in a fractured rant
A fragmented verse condemns quiet talk of peace while criticizing war rhetoric. The speaker doubts pacifist appeals and warns of continued conflict, citing German aggression and the devastation seen in France as justification for renewed action.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promote Family Health
Prescription costs rise and many turn to Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as a combined treatment for blood nerves stomach liver and bowels. The ad touts iron content and overall system support as a cost saving alternative to physician prescriptions.
Old Traditions Cluster around English Castles
A reflective essay surveys old homes in England with tragic legends and historic figures. It recalls Windor, Littlecote, and Stoke Poges, noting crimes, executions, and literary ties. It laments influenza tolls and wartime sorrow while honoring George Washington’s lineage and Gladstone’s memory.
Thoughtful Rants on Suffrage and Power
A Saturday night column blasts suffrage leaders and southern senators, claiming 300000 women of the underworld and southern Black women will shift political power, urging immediate action and warning of calamity. The piece ends with a moral verse about seizing today and postponing tasks.
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Oridge
Heavam
Washington
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Infant buried at Fairview Church after Winchester birth
Cross Roads notes record the burial of an infant from Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKee at Fairview Church Cemetery after death in Winchester. The notes also mention visits by Nimrod Albaugh and family, Jennie McKee with Boyd Whitacre, John Giffin and family, J B White and family, and Wilbur Pugh with L C Olates over the weekend.
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Cross Roads
Tom McKee
Winchester
Fairview Church
Nimrod Albaugh
Russell. Albaugh
James Albaugh
Jenn’e MicKee
Boyd Whitacre Sun
J.B. White
W. E. Nel
John Giffin
James Whitlock
Wilbur Pugh
L. C.~olates
Gratitude for Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
Letter from Mrs. William Bell of Logansport Indiana praising Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for relief during a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago. States the medicine was the only one that helped. For sale by all dealers.
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William Bell
Logansport
Ind
Chamberlain
Division of Annie T. McGuire title in Winchester suit order
A Virginia court orders actions to divest Annie T. McGuire’s title in Winchester realty at Braddock and Amherst streets. It seeks to remove a cloud, construe wills, determine fealty terms for Laura Holmes McGuire and successors, approve a sale to Hunter H. McGuire, and provide equitable compensation for improvements. William Taylor must appear within fifteen days to protect his interest. notice to be published in The Winchester Star and posted at the courthouse.
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Annie T. McGuire
Winchester
Virginia
Braddock and
Ambherst
Ann E. McGuire
Gettie McGuire
Laura Holmes McGuire
Leila Moss
Hyde
Evy —. Tucker Payne
Willie Logan Page
Hunter H. McGuire
William Taylor
Winchester Star
Corporation Court
City of
B. Beverley
Gray Williams
Frederick County Court Notice in 1918 Case
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court October 3 1918 the suit to obtain a rece mensa et there and for general relief against Stanley Briscoe who is not a resident of Virginia. He must appear within fifteen days after due publication to protect his interest. Copy to be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Star and posted at the courthouse front door. Copy-rTeste J B Beverley Clerk.
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Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Wasiay
Stanley Briscoe
Virginia
Winchester Star
Winchester
J. B. Beverley
Public sale of a fine brick residence in Winchester
By decree of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia in the chancery case Harr iett Chapman vs Kate S Anderson and others the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester at 12 6 clock M on Saturday November 16 1918 that lot No 219 on the west side of South Plain Street between Clifford and Mork Street adjoining Miss Rose Janney and others The lot fronts 29 feet 8 inches on Main Street and extends back 188 feet more or less and is improved by a large two story brick residence One third cash on day of sale and the balance in two equal annual installments bonds and deed of trust and insurance on buildings M M Lynch Special Commissioner A G Swanson Auctioneer
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Corporation Court of the
Winchester
Virginia
Harriett Chapman
Kate S. Anderson
South Plain Street
Clifford
Miss Rose Janney
Main Street
John B.shull
M. Lynch
A. G. Swanson
Har
Kett Chapmen
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