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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
6
Extensive OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, likely a roll or directory. The dense sequence includes many surnames and initials such as Brown, Newcom, McFadden, Williams, Campbell, Lupton, Reed, Solenberger, Baker, Rosenberger, Hott, Jones, and others, suggesting a compiled attendee or member roster with affiliations unclear. The item lacks coherent events or actions.
United States Department of Agriculture reports in Farmers Bulletin 1225 that Bordeaux mixture alone or with nicotine sulphate helps repel leafhoppers and reduce hopper burn. The bulletin urges thorough underside leaf spraying, three to four applications, 150 pounds pressure, and spraying both sides of each row to protect crops and control the pest.
A farmer solves uneven feeding by nailing a wide board to one side of the trough. The board runs the full length of the trough allowing all hogs an equal share and reducing spills.
A new U S Department of Agriculture film titled Keeping Bees at Work outlines best practices for handling honey gatherers and preventing bee diseases. It supplements Bees How They Live and Work and covers winter preparation, hive unpacking timing, swarm control, and colony management details.
Farmers report a late patch of millet can provide substantial feed at low seed and labor cost if kept weed-free. German millet offers good feed when properly cured and is suitable for horses mules and cattle. Try a Star Wank ad.
An advertisement asserts blood cleansers cure eczema, tetter, boils, and eruptions. It claims impurities in blood cause skin troubles and that the product builds blood cells, improves complexion, and restores vitality. Sold in two sizes with the larger being more economical.
A dialogue notes a paradox as a woman, despite extensive screening, faces greater public exposure than anyone known. The exchange labels the subject a movie star and questions why fame increases scrutiny.
A cautious man refuses a drink citing fear of government inspectors assessing his breath. The dialogue suggests scrutiny over alcohol use and regulatory oversight.
In a playful exchange, Miss Sparrow notes Miss Thrush will be billed for the leading song, while Manager Toucan confirms Thrush is slated for the top spot in the concert lineup.
In an olden scene Dollie and Uncle John recount a camel's funny hump. A baby with a back lump prompts laughter, but Dollie explains the sight is the camel's infant.
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