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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
5
Reinforced concrete pipes for water transmission have been built as long continuous sections several hundred feet long. Diameters range from two to three feet with a longest segment of 600 feet. The interior surface is smooth and planed lumber was used for the forms.
Funeral held in Paynes Shapet os Theredey for Kathleen Virginia Cooper infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cooper. Died of cholera infantum Wednesday morning at 10 o clock aged 21 months six days. Rev. G. W. Fleming conducted service. Interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers Masters Fred W. Swartz Norman Swarty Stanley Barrow Earnest Barrow. Paynes Chapel contemplates a church bell this summer. Other notes: tours, visits, and family updates from Ridgeway Martinsburg and surrounding area.
An ad offers a free copy of a nerve cure prescription from Dr A E Robinson at 4744 Luck Building Detroit Michigan. It claims the remedy strengthens vigor and memory and can be used at home without other medicine. Also included are multiple court notices from Frederick County Virginia about attachments and property liens in cases involving Sutcliffe Widdup and others.
The passage argues that yielding to melancholy stems from imagined grievances and a sense of fate. It suggests that brightness requires effort and self management, treating oneself as responsible for emotional state and behavior.
A humorous verse collection exploring ideas about value desire and success. The sketches mix irony with dialogue showing a world where money style and social status are weighed against happiness and practicality. Includes scenes of domestic doubt and car mishaps quoted in a playful tone.
A fragmentary exchange blends humor and social observation about seasickness wild girls pickles at night and a poet with money, reflecting gossip on manners and hidden trades in a southern neighborhood. The piece hints at entertaining but cautious commentary on neighbors and their habits.
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