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A compact catalog style item lists a method among 197 ways to prepare apples. It frames diverse techniques without graphic detail, noting names of methods and possible variations in a quick reference tone.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
6
A compact catalog style item lists a method among 197 ways to prepare apples. It frames diverse techniques without graphic detail, noting names of methods and possible variations in a quick reference tone.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot notes Lord Haldane’s praise of the United States during a recent visit. He commends American ideals and liberties, cites the Monroe Doctrine, and calls the two nations’ relationship a sign of mutual respect and high regard.
Street Committee and Superintendent commend efforts on street resurfacing in Winchester. Officials note temporary work was avoided, praising improvements as permanent though costly, reflecting careful planning and quality results.
A puzzled note recalls Menry Cabot Wedge and a family lineage as one of America's oldest, contrasting the venerable surname with a distant stance toward the rival arms of William the Gereeunroe.
A New York New England society dinner features a young man with a Hohenzollern crest on a watch chain challenging Senator Lodge about ancestry. Smythe is cited with a quip linking a great-grandfather’s resignation as cashier in a Boston bank to a distant tracing of their lineage to Borneo.
An ode praising working girls for earning their living without shame. It celebrates shop and office tellers, praising their cheerful conduct and honest hands. The piece honors their courage, dignity, and role in supporting families, urging respect and protection for working women.
The Indianaapolis Star notes President Wilson could drop the New Year reception at the White House though it was once an open democratic greeting. It argues the event strains the president as crowds grew from dozens to thousands in recent years.
A writer laments modern heavyweights after praising legends like Simmons Kkangar Corbett Jeffries and Sharkey. He mocks current fighters as inept and weak compared with past champions and their dramatic eras.
A brief quip by Walt Mason mocking the idea that cattle are suited for butter and cheese making. The line suggests livestock are not built for battle or roosting in trees, using satirical contrast to argue against absurd notions.
A near editorial tone critiques the Mexican conflict, noting barbarity by both sides and praising Wilson for staying out of intervention. It warns of a nation torn by civil war and calls for Americans abroad to return home. The piece shifts to medical advice quoting a physician on thin stockings and shoes impacting doctors. praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds and its availability through dealers.
Mrs C C Finbfrock expresses gratitude through The Star for kindness received during illness. Mrs George B Bailey, treated at Baltimore Woman's Hospital for ten weeks, has returned home improved. Will Lewis Copper left this morning to visit relatives in Washington.
The document details resources and liabilities for Union Bank of Winchester and an earlier stated balance, listing loans and discounts, securities, banking house and fixtures, due from various banks, currency, and reserves. It includes sworn bank officer attestations by cashiers and notaries, with dates in 1913.
Report details assets liabilities and reserves of Merchants National Bank at Winchester Virginia as of October 21 1913 including loans discounts U S bonds real estate and other items with a cashier and board attestations. It notes cash holdings and overdue items while listing deposits and notes payable and the balance reported. Winchester residents commend Doans Kidney Pills for back aches and urinary disorders after heavy work.
Fragmentary verse and prose pieces reflect poems by Alfred Lord Tennyson and a Canon Wilton note. The text cites sea imagery, longing, and calls for benevolence with brief scattered lines about lighthouse light and blessing others.
Messrs B C Shullard and R Rinker were summoned as jurors in the United States District Court. They traveled to Harrisonburg yesterday for the session which opens tomorrow.
Miss Mamié Schneider returned from a visit to her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Luther Jones in Washington. Miss Louisé G Harmeras returned from Lenore Virginia where she visited Miss Clevenger and her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Clovenger. Mrs George S Gawets returned from Laurel Maryland after a week visiting relatives and friends.
A partial, unclear reminiscence mentions Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft Smith Arkansas. The text refers to a man purchasing a box of papers and not being sick since, with a sister mentioned in vague terms about deaters.
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