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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary cooking note describes preparing apples with baked padding and stewing. Instructions mention cooling, sifting butter, layering in a dish, adding batter, and baking for about half an hour. The text is garbled but centers on apple preparation and pie assembly.
A fragmented excerpt discusses the importance of fresh air during sleep and the challenge of keeping people apart at night. It suggests without sufficient outdoor air, health or life could be at risk, noting the ideal to sleep outdoors but acknowledging impracticality.
A fragment shows Abe Martin urging voters to cast ballots with care and consider living righteously. The remarks reflect a hopeful stance that voters will act more thoughtfully at the ballot box.
A fragment from the 6 Records Herald hints at fame fading as rise and fall themes unfold in a cryptic line about Obi Pran es Sayre and a rose motif. The readable portion presents a literary, stylistic note without clear event details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distressed shopper lamenting delays and disorder in early shopping. The garbled lines reference foregone sermons, door knocking, remorse, and calls for reprimand of clerks amid a chaotic scene. The text implies public frustration with timing and service.
In a brief hometown column, Koontz is identified as secretary amid a short note on holiday activities and organizational roles within the local group.
An advertisement promotes Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a weight gain and health building medicine. It claims to nourish wasting tissues, replenish blood, strengthen nerves, and improve energy without alcohol or habit forming drugs. Money back if it does not help. Miller's Drug Store Winchester Virginia markets this Rexall remedy.
White Hall notes list residents returning to New York, local visitors including Mr. and Mrs. James Mancher and Madeline Strother, Miss Emily Brown's health delay, families hosting holidays, a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Carter Luttrell, and social events at the Literary Society of the White Hall High School.
Mr John Albert Rutherford arrived yesterday from Wilon College North Carolina to spend the Christmas holidays with his sisters Miss Camila Florence Rutherford at the Shenandoah Hotel Mr W H Baker left this morning to spend several days in Baltimore.
Captain Edwin H Diffenderfer plans to spend Christmas in Brooklyn with his son in law and daughter Jack Smith. Mrs Hyde and children from East Orange N J arrive to stay with Dr and Mrs W P McGuire in Toledo Ohio. Frank J Cheney swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh cure case. notary public A W Gladason witnesses December 6 18386. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internal remedy with blood and mucus action and testimonials via mail order.
An old time ad claims Bly's Cream Balm clears stuffed nostrils and head, makes air passages open, and stops throat discharge. It warns of wakeful nights and hawking, urging readers to use a small bottle to test relief and cure catarrh or inflamed throats.
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