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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
2
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Professor W. Max Muller of Harvard spoke at the University of Pennsylvania Archaeological Museum arguing that popular ideas about ancient Egyptians are inaccurate. He criticized broad Hamitic labeling of blacks, described shade ranges from white to copper colored, and praised Abyssinians while noting Afro hair and beards vary widely.
The Cafe de la Regence long housed chess players since 1854 but moved to Cafe de l Univers until the theatre. Earlier it stood near Palais Royal and hosted encyclopedists Diderot and Voltaire as well as Napoleon era chess parties. Notables La Bourdonnais and Alfred de Musset also frequented the cafe.
San Antonio Texas stands as a quaint and interesting city famed for ancient edifices and halved grounds. Its giant buildings picturesque scenes and romantic atmosphere draw thousands yearly offering a hospitable welcome and a blend of ancient and modern.
A legend places 30 million dollars in gold and silver hidden in the mountains behind a Cuban city centuries ago during Sir Henry Morgan's raids. The treasure, supposedly buried after defenders were killed and ships sunk, remains unfound despite long searches and pirate strategies.
The text argues loyalty to a nation stems from freedom equality justice greatness and glory more than soil. It notes four hundred thousand natives of other lands renounce their sovereigns yearly to swear fealty to the United States and asks who has known an American to transfer allegiance to a foreign power.
The article outlines mandatory registration for men 18 to 45, requiring visit to a voting precinct to fill out forms and a sworn questionnaire returned to the draft board. It notes potential drafting if registration is delayed and details exemptions, penalties, and the nine divisions within Class 1.
The passage lists Class I and Class ID categories for registrants who are not deferred or included in divisions. It describes subgroups such as married men with children, those with dependents, and various necessary or skilled roles in agriculture, industry, or government service. It notes specific occupations and the types of dependents considered in assigning draft status.
Ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a path to health for women facing aging and organic weaknesses. It claims three generations of American women rely on the remedy and asserts superior effectiveness.
The fair opened last night with a big crowd enjoying amusements as grounds glowed with lights and music. Forecasts of good weather suggest Thursday will see a record attendance with illuminations planned for tomorrow night and many free attractions for daytime and post dusk visitors.
The Winchester circuit invites worship at Mt Pleasant 10 30 a m Mount Zion 3 p m and Sunrise Church 8 p m next Sunday led by the circuit pastor.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending September 7 1918. All persons calling for these letters must pay one cent for each letter received. Names include Bott F F Graves Miss Julia Wilson Mrs Franz Boomas Dr Wright R S J W Sibert Postmaster.
Washington orders from headquarters request woolen relief items to be sent to Italy by September 15. Sweaters totaling 100, socks 150 pairs, helmets 50. Each Italian at the front relieves an American.
The essay argues fascination comes from genuine concern for others. It cites Josephine as an example of outward kindness countering Napoleonic self centeredness, and notes dogs and humans alike show charm through selfless interest. It concludes that true allure arises from heartfelt consideration, not intellect or beauty.
In a small town seven miles from elsewhere two physicians, Doctor Smith and Doctor Brown, rival each other in medicine. An urgent call from a farmer brought Smith to a three year old’s finger injury, leaving patients waiting. He laments calling him on such a minor matter with Brown away.
The elderly resident of Little Cockleton explains his telescope is broken after a neighbor teases him. He recalls it being strong enough to spot the church and a churchyard from far away, but a neighbor named Joseph strained the glass trying to view the Methodist chapel ten miles off.
A home guard commander inspects a boy in an oversized uniform on a station platform. He silently turns the youth, then tells him the suit does not fit. The boy responds that it should not mean he is a windmill, prompting a shared laugh from the commander.
The speaker urges action to help during conflict, framing noncombat support as crucial. Emphasizes the role of civilians and volunteers in sustaining morale, supplies, and protection behind frontline efforts. Encourages practical contributions to aid workers and soldiers.
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