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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
2
The Sunday school of Market Street Methodist Church will hold a Christmas program in the Sunday school room at 8 on Christmas evening next Monday. Members meet at 7:30. The public is invited. A Christmas music program will feature school members. Superintendent asks all members to be present at 9:45 Sunday morning.
Yeakley school pupils rendered a Christmas program under Miss Thelma R. Miller. The decorated schoolhouse drew patrons from Winchester with a large gift laden tree as the center of the event.
Mrs Romilla Stephens of West Virginia credits Dr Pierce products with restoring health after long weakness stomach trouble and nervous exhaustion. She praises Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets and urges readers to obtain these family medicines from local druggists or write for advice.
Mrs Rebec ca Byers widow of William Byers of Shepherdstown W Va is seriously ill in Washington. Her brother Mr Ellis Maloy of Greenwood left yesterday to be at her side after a message from Washington. Marguerite Daugherty arrived from Harrisonburg State Normal School for Christmas with relatives. William Byrd departed for Baltimore after months of work here.
A National Agriculture report shows 31 more counties in 10 states adopting area plans, bringing total counties in intensive TB work to 144. Stetchen County New York’s drive tested 4 615 lots with 45 000 cattle, found 486 farms with reactors, and cost about 10 800 dollars. Cooperation from stock owners Farm bureau rail agents women’s clubs and others propelled success.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a lowered testing cost for tuberculosis eradication. Pioneer counties bore higher expenses, but overall costs average 84 cents per person or head for cattle tested, with Steuben County New York showing 23.5 cents per head and Missouri at 28 cents. Some counties achieved as low as 15 cents per head.
Dairy husbandmen at Iowa State College say fall calving cows return greatest profit with plenty of feed and good care before and after calving. Forced feeding is not recommended but skimpy feed during the dry period is unwise. With pastures dying and cold weather ahead, giving roughage in large quantities pays for dairymen.
When alfalfa bay is available dairy cows receive a balanced grain mix of three parts ground barley and one part cottonseed meal. Feeding amounts align with milk production to balance nutrition and yield.
It has been found that a poor cow can be made to produce more with good care and quality feed. A cow that is neglected will cease to be a productive animal.
The 1922 schedule lists Berryville trains Nos 13 907 and 1 2456 to Bristol Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton Williamson Winston-Salem Shenandoah and Roanoke connections with Memphis southbound. Northbound Nos 288 39 to Hagerstown Philadelphia New York connection at Shenandoah No 14 7 36 p m parlor to Hagerstown No 2 11 88 p m sleeper to Philadelphia and New York. Inquiries to H H Burks Berryville VA and W C Saunders Roanoke VA.
Grace Lutheran Church Sunday school holds a Christmas program at 7 p.m. led by acting superintendent Eugene B. Cooper with Rev. A A Kelly delivering the address. Mrs Clark M Smith is pianist and the Sunday School choir leads the carols and selections. Distribution of gifts follows the doxology and benediction with all members urged to attend.
The ad promotes buying Christmas Seals to help tubercular patients. It argues the genuine seal is warmer than fur and that giving, not receiving, embodies the Christmas spirit. Every cent supports health restoration and happiness for recipients, urging repeated purchases.
Poem fragment reflecting on prayer's transformative force. It contrasts human indifference with a call to constant supplication for oneself and others, underscoring the belief that spiritual devotion shapes the world and bonds humanity to divine purpose.
Mr. Joseph F. Bean, who has been in Washington, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Wright at 303 East Pidpaiilly Street for several days.
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