Market prices and newspaper masthead listing sources
The fragment lists newspaper affiliations and a jumble of wholesale and farm market prices. It mentions Associated Press usage rules and several agricultural items including butter, eggs, flour, corn, wheat, hay, and cattle. The text includes stray pricing figures and market terms.
Romantic girls names reflect changing fashions in 1922 Kansas City
An August 3 1922 Kansas City Star column discusses how girls names have shifted from traditional terms like Jane Ellen Emmy Lou and Mary Rose to more romantic options. It notes generational patterns and cites western names such as D Arlines and Nadines while contrasting with Pilgrim era names and Eastern traveler impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thomas
Hen
George
William
Napo
Jane Ellen
Emmy Lou
Margaret Jo
Mary Rose
Arlines
Zulas
Ies
Nadines
Bnt
Rippling Rhymes Satirical Veg Diction by Walt Magen
A verse by Walt Magen mocks dietary zealots and meat eaters. The speaker parodies medical talk about disease and diet, blasting fruit philosophy while lamely praising meat heavy living and arguing health comes from indulgence. A humorous critique of dietary fads and medical cant.
Market prices compacted from daily resale quotes
The Star republishes a garbled market listing with wholesale prices and middlings categories. Readable items include figures like 09 1,05 6.75 and 3.25, but many words are corrupted, leaving an unclear pagination of commodities and values.
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Yen Ions Neal
Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief and Guarantees
An ad-style notice proclaims Allenrho dissolves uric acid deposits and relieves rheumatic pain within 24 hours. It offers a full money back guarantee through Boyd Drug Co and urges readers to try the pint bottle, claiming dramatic results in severe cases.
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James H. Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrho
Alenrhu
Boyd Drug Co
Ady
Rewards for Gangsters Now Total $3,000
The Hagerstown Maryland reward for the gang of masked attackers who tarred and feathered Walter Thompson of Baltimore and Dewey Batt of Winchester, railroad car inspectors, and Bruch Etter, a railroad employee, has been increased to 3000. The Dickson Construction Company and the County Board of Commissioners each added 1000 to the fund, with citizens offering up to 1000 for arrests or 100 for each offender. Three organizations work with county and city officials and the Western Maryland Railway to catch them. state attorney Wolfinger expects results within hours.
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Hagerstown
Walter Thompson
Baltimore
Dewey Batt
Winchester
Dickson Construction Company
Bruch Etter
Board of County Commissioners
Citizens’ Committee
Western Maryland Railway
D. A. Wolfinger
Mob strips A C and D clerk in Clifton Forge
A Chesapeake and Ohio Railway clerk was kidnapped in Clifton Forge Virginia between 9 and 10 PM by unidentified assailants. He was stripped tied to a tree and later freed by a farmer and returned home, none severely harmed. The incident follows local strike unrest and police report few arrests despite an injunction against such acts.
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Clifton Forge
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Sharon Church
McDowell
Ping
Scully Family Returns From Valley Motoring Trip
Mr and Mrs J D Scully and family return to East McKeesport Pa after a trip through the Valley of Virginia. They visited J D Lakeman of Opequon and were joined by Miss Anna Lanham. Mrs C D Baker Miss Grace Rater and Mr Blanton Braithwaite accompany at Dr and Mrs W M Janney home in Albin as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East McKeesport
Valley
Virginia
J. D.lakeman
Opequon
Anna Lanham
C.D. Baker
Grace ‘Rater
Blanton Braithwaite
Pittsburgh
Davidorwlnawale
W. M. Janney
Albin
Gas Week Demonstrations in Winchester at Gas Office
We announce a series of afternoon and evening demonstrations of cooking with gas at the new Gas Office 21 West Piccadilly Street. Callers will be served dainties made on the premises and ladies will receive useful souvenirs. Gas cooking offers more for less money even at current rates, come and be convinced.
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West Piccadilly Street
Surprise Birthday Dinner at DeHaven Home
A surprise birthday dinner was held at Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeHaven's home near Angers Store in Gainsboro Virginia. DeHaven was 73 and Mrs DeHaven 53. Family members from Martinsburg Berkley Springs Winchester Ridge and Angers Store attended.
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MR. Dehaven’s
Gainsboro
Charles DeHaven
Angers Store
Frankk DeHaven
Berkley Springs
W. Va
A. B. DeHaven
Carl DeHaven
Winchester
Isaac DeHaven
Harley Whitacre
Herbert DeHaven
Berkeley Springs
Nora DeHaven
B. .F. DeHaven
Roy DeHaven
Jennie DeHaven
W. M. DeHaven
Foster Lineweaver
Ridge
Mrs. DeHaven
Injuries Fatal To Mr Percival In West Virginia
Mr Percival proprietor of the merchandise sales system bearing his name died in a Montgomery West Virginia hospital after his automobile plunged over an embankment. He was thought to have fallen asleep while en route to Montgomery from another part of the county where he had been conducting a sale. He leaves a widow and four children and was well known in the lower Shenandoah Valley as a sales manager.
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C. Percival
Montgomery
Fayette County
W. Va
Percival
Shenandoah Valley
Greek Wedding in Martinsburg Draws Many Guests
In Martinsburg Virginia Miss Myrion Gianakos wed Stephen Julias with over sixty guests including the Greek minister to the United States and the mayor of Martinsburg. The ceremony was in Ellis Hall at 4 30 p m conducted by a Greek Orthodox priest from Washington followed by a feast featuring roasted lambs and more.
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Risonburg
Dekarg
Myrion Gianakos
George
Gus Gianakos
Candyland
Stephen Julias
Martinsburg
W. Va
United States
H. G.tonkin
Winchester
Columbus
Ohio
Erie
Harrisonburg
New York City
Washington
Ellis’ Hall
Dozen Chickens Featured in Ancient Greek Wedding Custom
The account notes a Greek wedding rite where guests kissed the bridegroom after the ceremony, while the bride was exempt, and mentions abundant edibles including a dozen chickens.
Special Edition Praised By Kansas City Visitor
George T. Lynn of Kansas City, Missouri lauded Winchester’s Star special edition calling it wonderful and city worthy. He praised the ads indicating locals need not shop in big cities. Lynn, son of the late George Lynn of Winchester, shared the compliment during a motor trip in the area.
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The
Star
George T. Lynn
Kansas City
W.spott White
White
Mr. Lynn
Winchester
County
George Lynn
Miss Thomas
Trials in West Virginia Treason and Murder Cases
A state requisition for 22,400 dollars covers witnesses transport and other costs for the Blizzard treason trial and the Wilburn murder case in Charles Town Jefferson county. Trials resume August 7 with John Wilburn facing a murder charge before Judge Woods and a jury. Walter Allen’s treason trial will begin after the Wilburn case concludes, about a week later.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charles Town
Jefferson County
William Blizzard
J. E. Wilburn
Logan
Mingo
John €. Bond
John Wilburn
J. M. Woods
Walter Allen
Dr. H W DuBose to preach Sunday services
The Rev Dr H W DuBose of Danville Virginia has accepted an invitation to preach at morning and evening services in the local Presbyterian Church next Sunday August 6 at 11 and 8 o'clock. He pastors the First Presbyterian Church of Danville and is regarded as a leading Virginian Synod clergyman. The public is invited.
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H. W. DuBose
Danville
Presbyterian Church
DuBose
First Presbyterian Church of
Virginian Synod
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Evening Star
Harry. Flood Byrd
Weekly News
the Weekly Mirror
United
Associated Press
Barre
Baltimore Mar
Agian Gee
Kansas City Star
Walt Magen
Doc
Brand
Billaine
Mob
Sein
Winchester Fair
Chamber Commerce
West VA
DR. Dubose
P. C. Neidemeyer & Co
China
Curtis
Froadway, Va
George B. Showalter
Winésop
Grimes
Golden
Yorks
Jonathan
Delicious
Gano
Broadway Lime Sulphur Co
Timothy Showalter
Exor
Footer’s Dye Works
the Rug Store Agency
Beck’s Baking. Corp