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A terse briefing outlines practical tips for steady progress. It emphasizes pacing, focus, and steady action to avoid burnout and improve outcomes.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
3
A terse briefing outlines practical tips for steady progress. It emphasizes pacing, focus, and steady action to avoid burnout and improve outcomes.
Public sale of real estate by order of a chancery court in Frederick County Virginia. The property on the north side of Hast Clifford Street Winchester fronts seventy three feet and runs north sixty feet more or less. Sold July 5 1910 at county court house steps. One third cash day of sale, balance in one and two years with six percent interest secured by deed of trust and fire insurance policy. Special commissioner Harry R Kern and trustee William M Atkinson oversee the sale. Bond filed as required by decree.
Miss eta E Glenn visits her cousin Miss Eli wa Diffeiderfer and returns to Harrisonburg with Mrs. John W Gittenderfer. Mr and Mrs William Coffman of Washington spent Sunday at the home of Mr Robert Smith. They were accompanied home by Mr Ad Coffman who will be their guest for several weeks.
Dr. Sager, son of the late Washington B. Sager who served in the Virginia House of Delegates, wed in Woodstock as part of a prominent Shenandoah county family. The bride, related to Mr and Mrs M L Walton, received a large reception at their Woodstock home, marking a notable early summer social event.
Tourists reached Tottenville and arrived in New York ahead of schedule as Mayor Gaynor welcomed motorists in Staten Island. The trip praised roads progress and press support while officials reported ten perfect scores among finishers and scouts.
The piece cites 20 000 000 to 25 000 000 bushels of apples lost annually to a cooling moth, describing it as a major leak orchardists should end. It mentions cement as stable flooring for bedding and horses, and hints at using cement floors for hens during confinement months to offset harm.
Marlboro Virginia June 14 Rev A Link will preach at the Presbyterian Church next Friday and Saturday nights at 8 and Sunday at 11 with communion services Mrs RE A Cherry visited Mr Jamison Mr D S Brit recovering after colt accident Miss Pearl Kinsley and Guasie Stickley with Mrs Jennie Mitchell Carlton Staples spent in Stephens City with Aunt Mrs Legs Brumback Ormeortt called on Mrs Lyda Ann Car per Sunday
The stork brought a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Tidler of Kerhatown in this county. Mrs. Tidler was formerly Miss Triplett of that place.
Death reported of Mrs Francia Largent, wife of Jerry Largent, a farmer near Levella Virginia. She died Sunday night at age 35 leaving three young children.
An announcement of a program at John Kerr Public School last Friday night was recalled because it conflicts with a W C U event tonight. The newspaper asks readers to disregard the prior notice and notes the change in schedule.
A Mississippi schoolteacher who drank coffee for years reports that switching to Postum cured nervousness, mood swings, and heart palpitations. She credits Postum with improved patience in class and overall vitality, noting the product’s flavor and nourishment.
Public notice from North division lists four dwellings linked to the will of Garland M. Hansbroy, with trustee J. M. Steck and executor M. Lynch. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicates estate action and property disposition.
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