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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
6
A speech on wisdom and folly frames a discussion of clemency and justice in Virginia. The piece notes a governor’s early days and references a chauffeur case, with a political contrast between a wise ruler and a foolish poet.
Mrs. and Mr. T. A. pi gag Vax host a Monday evening affair at Hardingdale for Miss Evelyn v of Winchester. Guests include the Wisecarvers, Garths, Wood family, and many Charlottesville residents. music and games accompanied refreshments as Mrs. Butler and Miss Wood performed solos.
April 27 update from Bunker Hill reports LeFevre and Mrs. Roy Strasburg of Pennsylvania visiting. Local residents regret the illness of Mrs. BE Hoffman. Mrs Clyde Laise of Bernie and James Lamp and daughter hosted guests at Laise home on Monday.
Miss Frances pursues an ambitious school for poor mountain girls, expanding to a boys wing. Pauline Ditton stays loyal while John Smith and engagement gossip trigger changes as the venture grows amid local reactions and community life.
Advert says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aids girls around twelve facing early womanhood. It claims to prevent future misery from menstrual issues and advises mothers to guide daughters away from harm. Personal testimonials from Philadelphia residents tout relief and safety, with offer of a free medical booklet.
A Bavarian family of 11 reportedly went insane after spiritual experiments.Neighbors discovered them after destroying furniture and preparing to offer an infant to the "spirit of pure light." Separately, Scientific American notes leggings for foundry workers made of asbestos and duck material to prevent molten metal burns.
The piece describes curious Paris scenes including a milkman in old quarters who tours doors with a goat herd and pipes. It contrasts odd urban life with a moral about doing any task well, stressing that work has value even if modest.
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