Morning News Advertisement Prices
The Morning News priced items at $4.50 $2.25 and $1.20 in a brief ad listing multiple goods.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
4
The Morning News priced items at $4.50 $2.25 and $1.20 in a brief ad listing multiple goods.
In Charlottesville on December 5 1922 Hon Earl Slemp lauds Newberry’s ouster while insinuating George Peery may face a similar fate. The piece notes Slemp’s sharp attack on alleged district corruption and questions the motive behind Peery’s potential succession.
A Kansas City Journal fragment quotes Heloise and Claudine at the Rapid restaurant describing Archie’s offbeat romantic mishap. Archie promises a car ride home, but returns with a boastful black car, prompting disbelief and public gossip about the errant plan.
A fragmentary verse piece expresses a speaker’s fatigue with constant gossip from aunts Mrs Johnson and Mrs Twitter. The narrator longs for solitude in a distant locale, wishing to flee in a tin motor car and escape endless tales of trivial matters.
The speaker describes waking in pain after leaving a hollow tree. Four pangs and various pains are soothed by aunts who apply poultices bind splints and transform a mortgaged home into a place of light and charm. Dire affliction makes one value family aid.
The Federal Coal Commission failed of confirmation in the Senate during the closing minutes of the extra session and must be renominated. No serious objection to its members was noted, but more time for consideration was requested. Also failed were District Judge Johnny Rose of Maryland for circuit judge and Clinton O Richardson for Baltimore customs collector.
The Associated Press reports a Central American Republics conference began in the Pan-American Union building with the United States as host sponsor and full participant. Secretary Hughes presided and said the program outlined in the invitation would continue as planned.
A Washington statement quotes Mr Hughes saying the U S government has no wish to thwart your aspirations by pursuing any policy that harms them. The remark reflects diplomatic framing of policy limits in relation to national goals.
In late November Virginia farmers worked through favorable weather for corn husking fencing and wood hauling while dry soil slowed plowing. Most corn was stored and yielded well with dry sound grain. Fall grains emerged well despite a late start from dryness. Sweet potatoes were strong especially on the Eastern Shore with over six thousand cars shipped this season. Prices ranged 1 to 2 dollars a barrel in northern markets, down from last year's 3 to 4 dollars. Hog slaughter occurred during cold spells and livestock remained in good condition with ample forage for winter.
Miss Esther Solenberger spent part of last week in Richmond attending the state teachers convention. Rev and Mrs Charles Adey of Winchester were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs R L Petrie. Mrs Maggie McFarland and Mrs Emma Demoss of Cumberland Md spent last week with their sister Mrs C J Jacobs who remains ill with rheumatism. Mrs A H Guard spent Thanksgiving with her daughter Mrs Louise Craig.
F R Crane Jeweler offers French ivory shell goods Elgin and Hamilton watches bracelet watches fountain pens and gold and silver pencils. Stock from firms of high reputation and world wide fame. Satisfied customers cite fifteen years of service and square deal motto.
Stephens Brothers debut a new store in Allentown Pennsylvania with an emphasis on a handsome and inviting business premises and a broad inventory. The feature notes the brothers and the location as a highlight of local commerce.
Allentown reports the Stephens brothers Claude Walter and Harry have opened a new confectionery and soda fountain at 807 Hamilton Street after years of short leases. They operate two service units a front counter fountain and a rear booth fountain plus a kitchenette for light lunches and meals.
Armel Virginia notes report Mrs. R D Johnston visiting son in law Gerald Firth in Pittsburg Pa. School reopening after Thanksgiving break. Mr and Mrs J W Haymaker return from Baltimore Hospital for Women operation. Mrs Haymaker recovering at home. Mr G D Gray returns from week long visit to Prince William County.
Mrs. P T Grim and Mrs H R Grim with children from Boyce visited Mr Arthur Armel and Mrs S T Dellinger and were guests at their home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W R Price of Winchester, with their daughter, stayed last week with Mr and Mrs C D Price. Mr and Mrs Harry Armel returned to their home near Chambersville after visiting relatives here.
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