No Doubt Now Temperate Zone Question Answered
A brief exchange confirms the temperate zone discussion, with a witty affirmation that the climate topic is settled, presenting a light moment from the page.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
7
A brief exchange confirms the temperate zone discussion, with a witty affirmation that the climate topic is settled, presenting a light moment from the page.
The piece outlines proposed state insurance for all employees and higher treasury contributions from fee officers, signaling a major political clash. Gasoline tax receipts exceed expectations, underpinning road bond debates as highway expansion draws strong opposition and support from seasoned lawmakers.
It is now permissible to ship Christmas trees by mail. Several red cedars tied up in neat bundles were prepared for mailing, marking a new postal allowance for seasonal greenery.
Late yesterday afternoon mail from Wardensville West Virginia was sent to Baltimore and Ohio eastbound train No 54 at 6 02. Burled trees bound for a former Wardensville resident now in Pittsburg Pa. Evening sermon titled Christ s Interpretation of Murder and Unchanging God in a Changing World. Bible school 10 a m supervised by L Sb Hockman. Christian Endeavor 645 p m topic Bible Passages We Should Memorize and Why Leader Mrs Harry Cookus. Weekday services at 745 p m at Red Skull 366 National Avenue Everyone invited to attend.
The Pennsylvania Railway announces a special excursion from Winchester to New York City. The train departs New York at 4 15 p m Sunday and will be here at 10 o'clock tonight. Local residents are planning to join the trip in sizable numbers.
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