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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
5
A fragmentary 1918 notary statement shows Lee R. Grim as cashier witness Kathryn McFadden NP, with a dated oath on June 12 1918 in Frederick County Virginia. Commission expiration noted April 12 1914.
National Bank of Winchester Virginia reports assets totaling 1 329 592 74 with large holdings in U S bonds and reserve balances. Liabilities include deposits 1 000 000 plus notes and bills rediscount 1 250 and 65 000 noted, with cash items and due from others. Official sworn by cashier H D Fuller and attest by bank officers.
Middletown State Bank Incorporated in Frederick county Virginia presents a balance of $64 031 44 at close of business June 4 1913. Liabilities list capital stock 10000 surplus 3500 undivided profits 164 71 deposits 49495 50 cashier's checks 61 23 accrued interest on deposits 210 00. Bank cashier W E Coffman swears to accuracy with directors E O Larrick and others signing.
A habitual customer accuses a barber of using an over strong hair restorer that caused more hair loss than before. The barber suggests the product was misapplied and explains the treatment only damaged a portion of the hair.
The piece argues many widows wed to prove they can marry, not from genuine affection for matrimony, suggesting social display, not personal desire drives these unions.
A paraphrase of Seneca on doing good through relief of distress and feeding the hungry. The quotation frames kindness as a duty within a unified body, urging practical charity as a path to self benefit. The text emphasizes communal care and generosity as moral action.
A New York press commentary notes a woman fears temptation while a man worries she will not face one, reflecting gendered anxieties in moral discourse. The piece analyzes how both sexes perceive chance and virtue in society.
Quote from J. J. Hill on finances noting that earning money is only part of the issue. The true test is what is done with the money after it is earned, regardless of age or gender.
A remark explains that punch must have five ingredients to fit the term. The word derives from Marathi and Guzerati languages of India meaning five and was brought to England by East India Company servants near the end of the seventeenth century.
A brief Stray Stories item features a line about business courtesy told by a father to his son. The exchange contrasts cash customers with those who do not pay, highlighting a social norm in commerce.
The article notes a white slave case involving a former state architect and Drew Caminetti. It claims John L. Nabo of the Northern District of California secured evidence against them. Caminetti’s father reportedly cites political tampering by Attorney General McReynolds, alleging influence over federal law outcomes.
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