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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1923
Page
4
The Morning News Weexle era Weekly The Weekly Mirror notes AP news dispatches are credited for republication and all local news published in the paper. It outlines exclusive use by the Associated Press for such material.
The Suffolk News condemns bond opponents as degenerates and accuses Democratic leaders in Virginia of turning the economic question into a political saga. It argues pay-as-you-go advocates are used to gain partisan advantage and urges voters to demand facts and a clear, nonpartisan referendum.
The letter defends the November bond referendum voting by district and state totals. It argues the referendum bill supports district reports and equal voice for Republicans and Democrats in each district, and corrects a misstatement by the Suffolk News attributing exclusive Democratic influence.
The Bedford Virginia bulletin discusses California San Diego county’s pay as you go road plan and its success. It argues bonds double the cost and notes California’s concrete roads at 25 000 per mile, urging Virginia to study costs and consider debt avoidance. It urges highway officials to investigate road cost disparities.
A fragment from Walt Mason verse praising a generous aunt and her cooking. The speaker lauds fried onions noble turnips and a tempting prune dish, with the soup hailed as a seven time winner and a pie left unfinished in the excerpt.
E. T. Orndorff and daughter Mrs Bernard Groves returned from Buffalo New York where they attended the eighteenth annual Memorial Craftsmen of America convention held at the Statler Hotel Orndorffs Virginia association president served as delegate John H McCarthy of St Louis became president succeeding George W Colwell of Pittsburgh Officers executive committee and board of managers were named for the year The Buffalo hosts provided banquets luncheons and tours as part of the event
The narrator praises his aunt praising her class and cooking. He foresees a future treat, a dinner fit for a seraph, and shares praise with those around him, claiming mutinies are quelled and days stay calm and serene. Copyright acknowledged.
Due to late rains and a late spring, growers do not expect picking of winter varieties before Monday September 4. Grimes and Jonathan and other fall varieties should start about September 10. The fall crop is not large and few outside pickers will be needed.
Winter varieties like l orks Bens and Staymans are maturing well with good size and distribution on Frederick county trees. The crop is estimated at 400000 barrels though not as large as prior years. Growers anticipate many outside pickers and request they not arrive before September 24 unless notified.
The earliest American almanac appeared in 1689 compiled by William Pierce a New England mariner. Bradford's almanac had its edition in 1685 with no surviving copy available.
The ancient Greeks allowed torturing witnesses who were non citizens. Romans permitted torturing slaves to force confessions. The Inquisition was not a process of re electing persons or age.
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