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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1915
Page
2
A Montpelier Indiana resident praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a consistently effective cold treatment. The letter urges others to try the remedy and reports strong relief from symptoms.
Walter Blaine and Elaine confront a car chase and a planned theft of a Sandy Hook defense map. Del Mar, masked and armed, pursues a break in at Dodge Hall while Walter uses a Kennedy style camera trap to capture a crucial photo revealing Del Mar’s ring as a distinctive clue.
A lone figure sits with chin on hands, contemplating guarding someone and seeking vengeance. The text ends with a promise to continue, suggesting ongoing narrative momentum and a dramatic setup.
A boarding miss allowed to walk alone to the street got into trouble within an hour. She struck a corner loafer in the face after he winked at her. She explained she hit him in his alter ego. The exchange reflects a Cleveland Plain Dealer report.
A brisk exchange about today’s newspaper priorities with a sharp editorial writer and a keen society editor shaping the page. The mock dialogue underscores the shift from traditional intramural coverage to spirited social and editorial content.
Public sale of valuable personal property at 2 o clock pm on Saturday September 25 1915 at the late residence on Washington street Winchester. Items include hall table mission table book case desk couch chairs beds bureaus wash stands stoves heater gas range dining table sideboard safe refrigerator nearly new and more. Cash before removal for under ten dollars and three month credit for higher amounts with negotiable note and surety. All must be removed on sale day. Mrs A Holmes Berry.
A sharp competitor repeats victory when entering contests. She consistently secures top prizes, impressing judges with precision and focus.
The writer plans to spend a small sum on seeds and begin growing succotash, expressing intent to purchase and cultivate edible garden components.
A slice of domestic conversation opens with Mrs. Ryan greeting Mrs. McCarthy at the market and inquiring after neighbors. The reply notes general health is good except the elder Mr McCarthy, who feels better this morning after a period of poor health. A comic exchange among Blobbs contrasts age illusion with youth and a quip about swearing om.
Miss Mae Stewart nearly recovered from bruises and a nervous shock after a buggy accident on the Pughtown grade. Mr. Isaac Whert of Welltown sustained minor injuries. Property sold satisfactorily at O. J. Hardesty's sale. Rin Silo filling is a main farm activity as green corn is stored. Burnt Factory Church Loyal Workers' Bible class postpones meeting due to sickness and official absence.
A fragmentary OCR item presents a string of numbers and codes including 7,000 and 4,000 with various fractions and figures. No clear event, names, or place are readable to confirm a specific item.
Public sale by trustee under a 1912 deed of trust to satisfy a $700 debt with 6 percent interest. The 170 acre Gore area farm near Winchester Virginia includes a dwelling and timber and will be offered on site with one third cash and remaining balance in one and two year installments secured by a deed of trust and fire insurance policy.
The daughter of the candidate confronts a public scandal as she reports seeing her father kissing the cook. The candidate defends the act, saying he works as her manager and seeks the cook lady’s vote for the election.
Ralph recalls a beautiful view and compares it to Scotland while Rose asks about attending the same lecture, sparking a memory or scene of shared interest.
Mrs. Chas. Peck of Gates New York reports using two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets a year ago cured her biliousness and constipation. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.
A fragmentary exchange discusses a soprano named Eightyprano and jealousy among other sopranos. The speaker compares interests from past to present, noting a shift from keeping babes in shoes to maintaining a car in tires, with unclear broader context.
Mrs. R. Gray Williams visits Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Massey in Newport News Virginia as a quirky exchange about a dean found dead in a box becomes a humorous remark among friends.
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester in vacation on August 24 1916 executor W P McGuire seeks to construe the will of Sarah Knox Wood to identify distributees and their shares and to settle the executor's accounts. The order notes nonresident defendants must appear within fifteen days after notice and the order is to be published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star.
One high grade carriage nearly new repainted. Thirteen head of saddle-bred colts ages 5 months to 3 years from registered stallions and prize winning mares. Will sell for cash bankable notes or exchange for cows.
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