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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
6
An old health ad touts Jad Salts for flushing kidneys and easing back pain. It claimsmeat-heavy diets clog the kidneys with uric and other acids, and urges taking four ounces in water daily to cleanse and stimulate kidney activity, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder disorders.
A travel diary from a passenger aboard a liner details a romantic triangle. The narrator falls for Paul Whitten, faces a thwarted romance with Bill, and discovers Nell Stuart’s secret marriage to Bill just as the voyage ends. The entry covers excitement, jealousy, letters, and a dramatic cablegram.
Public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia Saturday December 16 1922 at noon of lot No 1010 on Main Street opposite side fronting 40 feet extending 180 feet adjoining M A Ritter and others Improved with a two story eight room residence Immediate possession Terms one third cash balance in two annual installments bonds of purchaser secured by deed of trust and a policy of insurance Certificate of bond security filed by J B Beverley clerk of the Corporation Court Winchester Virginia November 4 1922
Trustees sale of the John Ebersole Farm in Frederick County Virginia proceeds public auction at the County Court House in Winchester on December 16 at 11 oclock A M. The 128 acre property features a dwelling and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash, balance in two notes due in one and two years with annual interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Herbert S. Larrick Trustee. 4 G Swanson Auctioneer 11-24-4w
George M. Bailey cites history from North Carolina and Roanoke Island to rebut claims Alabama is the Scuppernong grape’s origin. He notes the grape's ties to the Scuppernong River and early North American settlements, while disputing Alabama’s role in its ancestry.
Excerpt reflects a character David’s musings on marriage and the burdens of a wife. The passage questions enduring vows and contrasts imagined literary figures with domestic labor, noting a child washed by a neck-washer as a surprising equal to Shakespeare.
In London Punch style a humorous exchange shows Mrs Miggs remarking her husband looks shabby while he notes the disguise spares him dress costs. The quip highlights domestic thrift and comic pride in plain attire.
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