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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

4

Viereck Defends the FAI Amid Espionage Claims

The piece sketches Viereck as a defender of the League of Nations while facing espionage charges and German-leaning activity. It notes opposition from George Sylvester Viereck and Harding era figures and questions his appeal to American voters amid controversy. It mentions Senator Harding’s hesitance and a Marion politician's candidacy.

George Sylvestereck League of Name Ameris Viereck United States Wilson Ee Wilson O'Leary Astorff Harding Probaly York Marion Statesman

Jonah Bets Kale Travel In A Whale

Poet Walt Mason presents a humorous tale of Jonah betting he can travel in a whale despite critics mockingly doubting the feat. He insists obstacles are trivial and vows to prove them wrong, declaring he will endure the voyage and win or break even.

Jonah Walt. Mason

Kernstown News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illness

News notes from Kernstown Virginia dated September 9 report Mrs An of Mt. Crawford visiting sisters Mrs Jacob Metz and Mrs Orson Keyser. Mr and Mrs Jones and children from Clarke County spent last week. Miss Grace Lichliter from Winches spent time with grandmother Mrs A R Lichliter. Elizabeth Barrick of Washington visited Winchester area. R S Smith ill with severe illness. Mrs Earle Robertson and children visiting Hannum family near Winchester. Mrs Howard Chapman spending days in Pennsylvan ia. Mamie Triplett returned after visiting relatives in Clarke County and Hagerstown. numerous local relatives mentioned.

Renstown Mt. Crawford Jacob Metz Orson Keyser Jones Church Clarke County and Osborn Grace Lichliter Winches Elizabeth . Barrick Washston R.S. Smith Earle Robertson Ren Virginia Robertson Hannum Winchester Howard Chapman Pennsylvan Mamie ‘Triplett Ones Mitton — Swartz Givines Hagerstown Mapima Atiss

Local residents visit and family updates

Bettie Jones has been a guest of Mrs. Jos. Baker. Mr. Richard Osborn is ill at his home. Mrs. Virginia Roberts of Relief visits her sons and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Earle Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Grahamper and children of Winchester have returned home after visiting their parents. Mr and Mrs. John children of Wadesville call on their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Cammer.

Bettie Jones Jos. Baker Richard Osborn Virginia Robertsor Earle Robertson Grahamper Winchester John Children Wadesville Jw. Cammer

Local Notes From Bunker Hill Area Report Visits and Events

News from Bunker Hill West Virginia dated September 9 notes visits by J Harris of Loudoun County Virginia to his son L E Harris. Miss Bessie Miller of Hedgesville stays with Miss Jane Henson. Teachers institute in Martinsburg attended by Miss Sue Jane Henson and Miss Katherine Laise. Tabernacle meeting closed with 111 conversions. Public schools to open Monday. Apple picking continues with scarce help. Confederate veterans traveling to Houston for grand camp events may buy railroad tickets at one cent per mile.

Bunker Hill W. Va J. Harris Loudoun County L. E. Harris Bessie Miller Hédzesville Jane Henson Sue Katherine Laise Teachers’ Institute Martinsburg Tabernacle Board of Education M. E Dandridge Ford Hester Roland Summit Point J. D. Payne George Kenson Tiffin Ohio Crum Bain Blairton Houston Tex

Cream of Cucumber Complexion Cream Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr. Blair's Cream of Cucumber as a replacement for powder. It claims the cream clears pores, smooths the skin, lasts all day, calms redness, prevents wrinkles, and won’t grow hair. Available in 50c and $1.00 sizes in white and flesh tones.

Dr. Blair Blair Adv. i

Jury Commissioner Reappointed in Virginia

Major A. B. Percy of Lynchburg is reappointed federal jury commissioner of Virginia after a resignation to join the army. He succeeds Fred Harper who left the post due to his role on the City Council. Judge H. C. McDowell made the appointment.

A. B. Percy Lynchburg Virginia Fred. Harper H. C. McDowell

Calotabs Promises Quick Biliousness Relief

Advertisement touts Calotabs as a purified calomel laxative that cures laziness in the liver and biliousness with one bedtime tablet. It claims no taste or griping, morning energy, and a money back guarantee through druggists. Packaged sealed, thirty five cents.

Adv

Women and Health Link in Suffrage Promise Ad

An advertisement links women’s suffrage to broader rights with emphasis on good health as a birthright. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from pains backache headaches irritability nervousness and depression, claiming it restores normal health as it has for thousands of American women.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Grace Church Announces Sunday Services Change

The Rev. A. A. Kelly will preach at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school meets at 9:30 a.m. The evening service time has moved from 8 to 7:30 p.m.

A. A. Kelly Grace Lutheran Church

Salvation Army Services Weekend Schedule

Salvation Army announces a free meeting Saturday at 8 p m and a Sunday program with Sunday school at 2 30 p m followed by a great salvation meeting at 8 p m. Seats are free and all are invited.

Salvation Army Services Great Salvation Meeting

Christian Science Sunday Services at 37 East Water Street

Sunday services are held at 11 o'clock every week at 37 East Water Street. All are welcome to attend.

East Water Street

In Memoriam George L Bromley 1918 Remembrance

In loving remembrance of George L Bromley who departed this life September 7 1918. The note honors his memory with a brief tribute from family and friends.

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