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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
6
In Greenwood Virginia on September 12 a local school activity at Spout Spring drew community praise. The note mentions a preaching event planned for next Sunday at Peach Grove at 11 o'clock.
A recipe touts lemon juice mixed with a bottle of three ounces of Orchard White to create a cheap bleaching lotion. It promises to remove tan, redness, sallowness, sunburn and windburn while whitening the skin. The ad claims the mixture is harmless and non irritating and available at grocers or drugstores.
General Pershing ends his New York visit with a 8 AM departure by special train to Washington. He will lead a First Division parade next Wednesday and cited the St Mihiel battle anniversary as proof Americans could be trusted in battle.
The House of Commons assented without reservation to the treaty of peace with Germany. Both houses of Parliament have now ratified the treaty. Ottawa reports the accord clears the path for postwar terms and signals broad support across government.
Princess March owned by Robert M. Henry wins all three heats in the 2.20 pacing event. The Thursday program features heavy track conditions from Wednesday night rain, with only one local winner and praise for C. A. Hopkins and Tom Cannon for race management. Racing summaries note times and entrants across multiple trotting and pacing heats, with the final program extended to today due to weather.
The Handley Schools event aims to connect citizens with school leadership. The Common Council School Board and Handley Board of Trustees will sit on stage at 8 o'clock to showcase the schools' work for the Winchester community.
A Fort Loudoun seminary announces a piano program featuring Katherine J Glass on September 25.
President Wilson spoke in Idaho in a lone appearance arguing belief in the peace conference and warning that world war could resume unless the peace treaty is accepted. Senator Borah, a key opponent, sat nearby as the crowd cheered the President.
New York stock action starts with gains in oils and rails while United States Steel weighs on the early session. Recovery from uncertainties seen in the first hour. prices firmed again by noon as railroad equipment and American Woolen trade show strength.
Washington September 12 Senator Myers of Montana denounced the Boston policemen’s union and their Senate ally as engaging in one of the most dastardly acts. He called the action an everlasting shame and disgrace to the country and urged swift punishment.
Thousands attended the funeral of John Mitchell held at St. Patrick's Cathedral. Attendees included miners and operators, railroad representatives, labor leaders, and miners' advocates from Cleveland and beyond, honoring a man who served workers nationwide.
A string of hotel robberies in New York City ends with four hotels hit within the Seav mile radius of Times Square. Clerks were tied up and cash taken from each location, totaling under $700. The bandits escaped in taxis.
A small bottle of Freezone is advertised for only a few cents to remove hard or soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness or irritation. The ad claims no humbug and urges readers to try it.
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