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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
5
Buick unveils a seven model lineup for 1921 featuring Valve-in-Head motors, refined radiators and cowl lines. Each model targets a distinct service class with Buick durability and value, listing open, coupe, sedan and price details for models from Twenty One Forty Four to Twenty One Fifty.
Buick introduces the Nineteen Twenty-One line highlighting seven models including three open and four closed bodies. The company emphasizes refined Valve-in-head engines, easier maintenance like floorboard wrench clutch adjustment, and improved accessibility and storage in open and closed cars. Nine-One-Forty-Nine remains a favorite family open car with widened rear and extra space.
The sale date has been moved to Saturday September 11 1920. Details of location and items to be sold were not provided in the readable text.
Public auction in Winchester Virginia parts of a 36 acre tract east of the city with improvements including a dwelling, stable, corn house and smoke house. Five acres in apples and layers, fifteen in chest oak and white oak timber. Sale set for August 14, 1920 at noon, terms: one third cash, two thirds by bonds due two years after date, 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. R. Gray Williams is the trustee.
Property listing for J. W. Jolliffe in Winchester Virginia markets 148 acres of limestone land including a 9 room brick house a bank barn and other outbuildings. Forty acres are in an eight year old orchard. Described as a dandy home located within a mile ge 2 from Pike.
An old style advertisement urges ladies to seek “Relief” from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. It claims Triumph Pills are safe dependable and not sold in drug stores and urges readers to request details by mail.
Clinton E Chrismore of Winchester Virginia advertises contracting services for modern houses. He invites inquiries at the City Hotel, with cheerful estimates offered for all classes of work.
The University of Virginia presents programs across The College Graduate Studies Education Engineering Law Medicine and Summer Quarter. Degree courses in Fine Arts Architecture Business and Commerce listed with tuition free for Virginians and minimized living costs. Loan funds available for men and women.
Article cautions that frequent colds lead to chronic catarrh affecting most adults. It urges avoiding colds and seeking quick recovery, endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for colds.
In Frederick County Circuit Court on August 25 1920 plaintiffs J D Rinker and Benjamin Massie seek to set aside a deed from Frank G Diver and Alice Diver to S A Hoffman and Clarence Hoffman as voluntary and without consideration. The suit targets property near Stephens City Depot with a cider and evaporating plant and related machinery to satisfy creditors including Rinker and Massie. The court orders publication in The Evening Star Winchester and posting on the courthouse door with a 15 day appearance window for nonresidents.
The passage questions common beliefs about labor and capital, arguing wealth can come from different paths. It suggests many popular ideas are as unfounded as stereotypes about identity or groups and invites critical reflection on economic normals.
Shortages of imported foods push Straits Settlements and federated Malay states to encourage local production. Rubber plantations allocate land to food crops, stimulating mechanized farming as tractors sell quickly. Miscellaneous clipped quotes note astronomical distances and a farmer seeking odd remedies, reflecting scattered rural life.
The passage discusses the term peddier from Ole Angnah and Spencer's Shepheards Calender noting a wicker ped used to carry fish. It links Latin pedig and describes a peddler as one who sells by taking orders from sources or buyers rather than manufacturing goods.
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