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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
6
Dialogue playful exchange features Peggy exclaiming joy and Reggy reacting with mock frustration. The pair repeats phrases like Oh joy and Oh! joy as they banter about leaving or staying. Their light humor showcases lighthearted newspaper comedy.
Second Reporter-When he reported the last automobile race he spoke of the chauffeur who came in ahead as winning his spurs.
Valley League results show Winchester and Woodstock prevail over Mount Jackson and Harrisonburg as markets report butter creamery prices, hay, flour, corn, and livestock values. Mr and Mrs Frank H Taylor return from a West Virginia Ohio motor trip visiting Springfield Columbus Zanesville Urbana. Tribes plan a Mount Carmel rally on August 27 led by Rev W P Fisher.
A large Rotary gathering at the Farmers and Merchants National Bank building heard Gray Williams describe a weekend visit to Cleveland Ohio with local Rotarians hosted by Josiah Kirby of the Discount Company. Attendees included H D Fuller Rev Clarence Woods F Byrd Fred L Glaize Shirley Carter and R Gray Williams with additional remarks by Woods and Carter. Hugh S Winchester attended Harvard summer school and received a warm welcome from about sixty members.
An advertisement urges women to use irregular or suppressed use I triumph Pills described as safe and dependable for proper cases. It warns they are not sold at drug stores and invites readers to write for more particulars free of charge to the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Poetic monologue reflecting on youthful voice and artistic ambition. The speaker recalls childhood dreams of song, then describes harsh street reactions and rejection. A warning emerges about using talent without genuine gift and the shame of failing to harmonize with others.
Unclear OCR fragments discuss stump treatment and decay, mentioning salt and other substances. References to foresters or an agronomy context appear garbled, with names obscured and no clear events or dates. The text lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific news item.
The fragment quotes praise for Mr. George Herbert noting his scripture poems and his prayerful voice. It contrasts Herbert’s spiritual register with broader worldly concerns, saying his business in life blends heart-work with heaven-work. The text references Richard Baxter.
Seattle resident Mrs G Richardson describes relief from severe menstrual pains and a hard lump after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports feeling splendid and able to work again, and notes that the remedy has helped many women. warns of symptoms that may precede gynecological trouble.
A guide describes using wool and alcohol to remove old paint from furniture. Apply with a soft brush, wait, then wipe with cloth. for thick paint allow extra soaking time and use a putty knife for stubborn areas. Take care not to inhale fumes or get alcohol in the eyes.
A courtroom exchange centers on proving an alibi for a charged suspect. The lawyer notes expected delay of a week or two while the defense cites the availability of witnesses who remain in custody or must await release.
A cut fragment discusses asking relatives for help and mentions a group of sixteen. The lines imply a personal appeal and a cautious tone about imposing on family while listing a name Benedict and a phrase No race death by own action.
A brief public viewing praised a nightly presentation about South Africa. The event aired at 8 o'clock with attendees noting its authenticity and historical focus.
11 room house with adjoining 30 by 180 foot lot in a desirable locality near Handley School churches and business section. Excellent building site. Bargain for quick buyer. Apply on premises. Also household goods for sale. Miss Nan Forsythe 409 S Braddock Street.
Train list shows April 30 1922 timetable with No. 18 9 07 am no. 27 5 68 pm and No. 28 8 39 am and No. 2 11 38 pm. It notes connections at Roanoke for Memphis Philadelphia New York and sleeper cars Berryville to Philadelphia and New York plus Pullman reservations and agent contacts M H Burks Berryville VA and W C Saunders Roanoke VA.
The FYORT LOUDOUN SEMINARY begins its eighteenth session on September 21 with departments in College Preparatory Junior College Commercial Piano Voice Art Expression Physical Culture Trained Primary Kindergarten and a native French teacher Miss Sarah DuBose. All branches of art taught by teachers trained abroad. Experienced staff include Commercial Miss C E Johnston Primary Miss Adele Affleck Dean Miss Louise Savage Principal Miss Mary E Bush President Katharine Glass Green.
Fragmentary OCR notes report leaks connected to a fibre cement product by Imperial Asbestos Fibre. Limited readable text hints at material handling issues and possible containment actions. Further clarification from the original report is needed to confirm details.
Five Italian plants manufacture artificial silk on a large scale using wood cellulose imported from Norway.
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