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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1922
Page
4
The article explains how apples are pressed to cider or turned into vinegar, the pomace treated with hot water to remove pectin and sold to manufacturers, and the remaining residue dried and ground for cattle feed as part of the apple using industry. It notes some waste and the goal of creating useful byproducts from apples.
The verse recalls buying a buggy car long ago from Y. Z. Spink and the promised service that never fully materialized. The speaker notes repeated visits by customers seeking cheap cars and the dealer's polished claims that mask poor reliability and truthfulness.
General Pershing sends a Christmas greeting to Disabled American Veterans members praising their courage and sacrifices. He vows ongoing concern for their welfare and happiness and wishes them health and fortune in the coming year.
Judge Wagaman overruled a motion for new trial filed by attorney for Luther Brill Raymond Pomepo y William Fraker and Harry Dym er, convicted last week by a jury of assault with intent to murder Walter Thompson of Baltimore Dewey Batt of Winchester testified in the July case in Hagerstown Maryland
Thompson and Batt claim they were robbed beaten and tarred and feathered by their assailants. The state dropped the tar and feathering charge. An appeal seems likely after arraignment and sentencing. Brill and Raymond Pomeroy pleaded guilty to the assault on Edward Scharnagle of Baltimore, linked to the strike at Western Maryland Railroad shops.
A protest against Roscoe Arbuckle reappearing in films was sent to Will Hays by Mrs. Wodallen Chapman, head of the General Federation of Women, urging protection of youth from demeaning content and opposing revival of the trial’s immoral details.
Baltimore police pursue theories of wood alcohol poisoning and asphyxiation after Charles H. Muller and Mrs Wilburg Baynard are found dead in Baynard’s Stouthfield avenue home. Investigators seek two women who discovered the bodies. their identities are unknown.
New York December 26. Evidence of growing confidence in investment aided by strong pools as stock prices rose in the forenoon. Later top prices were marked down as weakness appeared in shipping shares with Cal money opening at 4 1/2 per cent.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick cosmetic to darken gray or faded hair. It promises natural looking results after one or two applications and urges readers to buy at local stores.
Winter grafting instructions describe rooting a scion onto young apple rootstocks. Use scions from last summer's wood and young seedling roots, preferably locally grown, for best results. The process includes wrapping with waxed cord and keeping scions moist in sand or sawdust.
The article describes making soft graft cords from darning cotton waxed for ease of breakage, preparing scions five inches long and roots two to three inches, and splicing lower scion ends to roots. It covers planting root grafts in rows, vertical placement, and pruning in February or March, plus soil preparation and fallowing for orchard establishment.
Instruction urges growers to prepare ground and plant a berry patch for home use. Emphasizes blackberries dewberries and straw berries as suitable crops where soils allow. Encourages planting on any farm with soil suitability for berries.
A vintage advertisement claims Ely’s Cream Balm opens blocked nostrils and ends cold symptoms. The pitch describes relief from head congestion, snuffling, and headaches by applying a small amount of the antiseptic cream inside the nose.
A growing business for over fifteen years offers Silverware, Cut Glass, French ivory items, Elgin watches, Fountain Pens, and gold and silver pencil sets. Stock from firms of high reputation. hundreds of satisfied customers and new clientele daily. A square deal to all is the motto.
Mr and Mrs J W Hott of Philadelphia return home after spending Christmas with relatives in the city.
New York reports Christmas poison liquor deaths with at least eight fatalities and many hospitalizations. A Brooklyn woman was detained for selling the whiskey linked to one death. Prohibition officials say smugglers used indoor shipments, while not much liquor appeared in cabarets.
William L. Cunningham a stock salesman was held for Baltimore authorities to be questioned about the whereabouts of Austin H Montgomery indicted on mail fraud charges Cunningham claimed Montgomery was in Mexico City and said he was en route from Montreal to Mexico City denying any part in the alleged transactions
Attorneys prepare Delaware charter for Armour and Company to form a subsidiary with 160 million dollars capital to absorb Morris and Company. Public details indicate 110 million preferred stock and 50 million common stock, with about 110 million issued.
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester will hold its annual stockholders meeting for election of directors and other business at the Banking House on Tuesday January 9 1923 at eleven o clock.
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