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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1922

Page

7

Winchester Fair unaffected by railroad strike says manager

Mr. Thomas F. Burley Jr., manager of the Winchester Fair, announced that both the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania Railroads have guaranteed that much hauling needed for this year’s exhibition would not be disrupted by the strike. He noted contracts for free acts, midway, cattle and horses are secured, praised department leaders for foresight, while other fairs face difficulties obtaining attractions.

Thomas F. Burley, Jr Winchester Fair Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania Midway

Weather Forecast for Week Ahead

Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday expect generally fair and moderate temperatures in the North and Middle Atlantic States. Later in the week unsettled showers are likely.

Associated’ Press GTON Northand Middle Atlantic

Stroke Fatal for Mr. Cooley in Middletown Area

Smith Cooley, 76, a Frederick county farmer near Middletown, died this morning from paralysis. Surviving are a widow formerly Miss Wright, four sons in Waterford Virginia Washington and Oklahoma, and two daughters in Middletown. Funeral by Rev J H Hawk at his house Sunday at 2 30 p m.

Smith Cooley Frederick County Middletown Miss Wright D. H Waterford J. S J. H Washington, D. C W. A. Cooley Oklahoma Edgar McDonald Keeler J. H. Hawk Middletown Methodist Church

Kissing Condemned by Society Faces Public Scrutiny

The Society for the Suppression of Human Emotions issues an official ban on kissing claiming danger and immorality. An advance tract warns kissing spreads infection and causes trouble, yet insiders acknowledge its appeal and worth. Richmond Times Dispatch.

Society For the Suppression of Human Richmond Times-Dispatch

Funeral Rites Held for Late Mr James F Lewis

Funeral services were held for James F Lewis a veteran cabinet maker aged 81 at his South Kent Street home. Rev Clarence Woods presided with interment in Mount Hebron. pallbearers included Thomas J Cooper and several Lewis family relatives. Lewis a longtime alder maker in Winchester died after a brief illness at Memorial Hospital.

James F. Lewis Memorial Hospital South Kent Street Clarence Woods Centenary Reformed Church A. A. Kelly Grace Lutheran Church Mount Hebron Mr. Lewis Thomas J. Cooper George H. Heist A. D. eHnkle J. A. Richards Bruce Slonaker Oscar H. Lewis Lewis Edward J. Wilwig

Col Lilly Visits From Charleston At Hotel Evans

Col A A Lilly a prominent Republican politician from Charleston West Virginia and Mrs Lilly and children spent last night at the Hotel Evans and left this morning in their automobile for Washington.

Col A. A. Lilly Charleston W. Va

Mrs Wisecarver Dies After Stroke At Greenspring

Mrs James Wisecarver aged 51 died yesterday following a stroke at the home of Ollie Lonas near Greenspring. The funeral will be held tomorrow with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

James Wisecarver Ollie Lonas Greenspring Mount Hebron

Friendless Flowers and Plant Companions

The article notes flowers show friend and foe dynamics in a vase. Some varieties droop when crowded, with sweet peas failing to thrive in mixed arrangements. It cites mignonette and lily of the valley as unfriendly neighbors, while mentioning proverbs on righteousness and hope from Solomon.

Back Talk in the Household Routine

Dialogue shows Mrs. admonishing Susan for laziness while Susan jokes that she might refuse to comply. The exchange reveals domestic power dynamics and a sharp wit in the household.

Thrust Upon Him and Fortune's Knock

A fragment quotes a tale belittling a figure as a “stupid chore” yet noting he has accumulated money. The speaker suggests fortune did not merely knock but broke in, implying unexpected wealth and possible social upheaval.

Howe Compliments Mugged Coat With Loud Muffler

Wise-That coat is loud, Howe. The reply notes the muffler helps tone the look.

Howe iIt

Exceptional Luck Tales On A Fishing Trip

An account centers on Gadderly’s fishing trip and the extraordinary luck reported. The tale notes widespread belief in his stories and the notion that fortune favored him during the outing.

Gadderly

Frogs and Toads Noted for Acute Hearing

A humorous snippet notes that frogs and toads possess highly acute hearing, and a salesman guarantees durable pajamas, implying a playful exchange about reliability and comfort.

The Car Between A Story Of Cars And Hearts

Margaret confesses longing for Billy Cooke as August Waite’s showy Materrroon car keeps them apart. A drama of desire and status unfolds until the car is seized by creditors and Margaret’s affection shifts back to Billy with a hopeful ride along the Red Mill road.

Theresa Margaret Billy Cook Eves Wales Shore Road Billy Wale Red Mill Waite August Waite Cooke Jove Red Mill Road Mret Matterson Billy Cooke

The Dancer of Shamakha Portraits a Persian Beauty

In Teheran, a narrator recalls a queen’s grooming using pastes paints and perfumes to transform her into a dazzling yet terrifying mask. At Zehir’s house other women follow the same traditional make up as Bahman’s letters sustain the idle life with delicate passion and symbolic replies.

Dazsling Joseph Bahman Zehir Shamakha Teheran Armén Ohanian Asia Magazine

May Morning at Magdalen Tower in Oxford History

In Oxford a May morning ceremony is shadowed by a five century old clash. Students loyal to a captive deer thief besieged an Oxford inn, throwing stones while retainers defended the inn. The attackers awaited on Magdalen bridge as retainers paraded past with tables and boards on their heads.

Oxford College Grace Magdalen Tower Lord Norris Oxford Inn Magdalen Bridge

Belvedere Camera Question Sparks Cold Exchange

A young woman tests a local shopkeeper's stock and asks about a Belvedere camera. The handsome salesman names the model, sparking a chilly silence as she demands a recommendation for a Belva.

Washington Post

Six officers in the Chiggersville force described as a small rural unit

Squire Witherbee asks about the town force and is told there are six deputies. The remark contrasts a metropolitan impression with the reality of a modest, rural patrol likened to six hound dogs tracking a rabbit.

Chiggersville Squire Witherbee Birmingham Age-Herald

The End of the World January 1 Prediction

A Detroit News style jest about an astrologer promising a payout of $500 on January 2 if his doomsday forecast proves true. The piece frames the wager as a humorous editorial exchange in a newspaper setting.

Detroit News

Asparagus Plant Reaches Milestone in Food Use

Asparagus, long used as a food plant, gains renewed recognition as a valued edible species. The plant named Oldgapy is cited as an old, reliable source in historic gardening notes.

Seven Fountains Farm Sale in Shenandoah County Va

Auction of the Seven Fountains Farm in Shenandoah County Va slated for Sept 20 1922 at 11 AM on the premises. The 445 acre property includes 175 acres timber 125 acres bottom land and upland grazing with a dwelling and large barn. One third cash with balance in three annual installments secured by deed of trust. E D Newman trustee. E Tapley auctioneer. 8-21-4w

Shenandoah County Seven Fountains Farm Woodstock E. D. Newman E. Tapley

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color

Grandmother’s hair was kept dark and glossy with Sage Tea and Sulphur. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold at drug stores and claimed to darken gray hair naturally with daily use, restoring color and shine by morning.

Wyeth

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Skillcraft Clothes Shop Skill Craft Clothes Shop Harry L. Wood N. Main St Hotel Evans Winchester MR. Cooley Jay A Col. Lilly Solomon Chhrist Protestant Episcopal Church H. Om Driscoll Children‘s Home Society Virginia Susan Sappley By Clarissa Mackie McClure Newspaperk Syndicate Gussie Waite Helen Rouse Good Housekeeping Paris Woo!tex Betty Wales H. K. Green Moling & Seal H. K. Green and Brother Pengo Phe Tyre Boston
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