Kings Daughters to Meet Mrs Kurtz Saturday Afternoon
The King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. Geo. W. Kurtz tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
2
The King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. Geo. W. Kurtz tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock.
An age old ad touts S S S as the ideal blood purifier to remove waste and improve vitality. It claims rich red blood fights disease and offers a free booklet and medical advice from the Chief Medical Director at Swift Specific Co in Atlanta backed by 50 years of merit.
Fragmentary journal feel describes idle talk about duty and weapons from Ohio State Journal era prose. It mentions bow and arrow imagery and slang phrases like old boob and hud, with scattered exclamations.
Walter Mark Depp, pastor of the M E Church Baltimore, writes that the Sun's editorial stance on moving pictures is biased and hypocritical. He argues the paper attacks Dr Heisse while supporting broader moral aims and questions the paper's consistency.
The Winchester Presbytery concluded its fall session at Shepherdstown West Virginia and set the spring meeting for Tuscarora Berkeley County. Rev Hall Moorefield was elected moderator. Elder BE B Sheetz and Rev Dr J H Lacy returned from the meeting and local church respectively. A separate notice advertises a desirable house and lot near the B and C passenger station with stable and garage.
An advertisement by L. E. Patton at 118 South Braddock Street promotes services at 75 cents per hour, claiming the same work quality as competitors and a satisfaction guarantee with free correction if needed.
Special Commissioners will sell at public auction in Warrenton Virginia on October 29 1921 at noon two tracts of Fauquier County farm land on Blue Ridge road from Berry s Ferry to Paris tract 1 111 acres tract 2 90 acres both with blue grass stand offered separately to highest bidder. One third cash at sale balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust. Dated Frederick County Virginia 9 19 4w.
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