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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
6
Hughes Outlines Naval Treaty Terms and Peace Aims
Secretary Hughes announced the United States will retain its current capital ships while Britain and Japan are reassessed with the Mitsu battleship noted. Four principles guided the agreement: abandon current and planned capital ships, scrap older vessels, consider powers' strength, and base auxiliary tonnage on 884. The treaty promises large cost savings and peace, with confidence from France’s delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
United States
Japan
Mitsu
West Virginia
North Dakota
Delaware
Ian Can
Hay
Podce
Sarr&ut
France
Mounting Road Debts Highlight State Highway Costs
The 1899 state highway debt total was about 3.5 million, under 2 percent of all state debts, rising to 43 million by 1919 or over 21 percent. States rely on revenue gaps, local divisions bear costs, and many states lack adequate roads. Advocates seek tax reform and traffic regulation for motor buses and trucks to fund road maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Immanu Ies
John L. Herrell Dies Aged 74 Longtime County Teacher
John L. Herrell, a well known resident from a Virginia family and a retired county public school teacher, died at 11 today at the home of his son in law and daughter on Norark Street. He was 74 and had been ill for some time. The funeral will be Friday at 3 PM from Supinger's residence, with interment in Mount Herbron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. L. Herrell
Virginia
C. B. Sue
Wall
Norarkt
Herrell
Supinger
Mount He- Bron
Bohemian Secrets and a Fashionable Love Affair
In a late night Bohemian club, two artists Clark Andrews and Helen Follins bed exchange soulful talk and flirtation. They drift from candlelit rooms to a riverfront bus ride, where Clark confesses he is a bourgeois writer and they reveal shared art ambitions. They admit they’ve both bluffingly masked their true lives and kiss.
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Cerise Frog
Andrews
Clark
Helen
Cerise Vrog
Bourgeo Oial Drive
Syerla
Fifth Avenue
Tara
Emirele
Age
Saint Kirec shrine prayers amid Brittany legends told
A tale from Brittany describes the chapel of St. Kirec and a rock image where girls pray for husbands by pinning needles in the image's nose. The ritual, linked to the saint Curig in Wales, contrasts with local clerical traditions and a separate Virginia court order regarding estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany
France
St. Kirec
Wales
Curig
Ploumanach
Senin
Nome
St. Kireg
Boxers and gameness tested by the surgeon’s view
A prominent surgeon argues that boxers famed for gameness endure brutal punishment yet many show fear when facing operations. He compares them to children forced to take castor oil, noting that nerves weaken under real surgical threat and resolve fades when pain becomes clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuba Gaunee
Selfish Extravagance
Dialogue reflects a domestic clash over finances with a wife blaming her husband for pressuring her to access funds and a father’s payments as the source of the heavy bills. The exchange exposes tension about money, pride, and duty within a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Boston
Remedy for Back Pain and Kidney Health Warned
An old health ad urges using water with lemon salts to flush kidneys and ease backache. It claims the beverage supports urinary organs, prevents kidney disease, and is safe for most men to take occasionally.
Public Sale of Desirable Frederick County Farm Auctioned
A public sale by decree of the Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court will offer the late John Nesmith’s Frederick County farm. Located about one mile from Shorkeysville it covers about 155 acres with a residence and outbuildings, watered by a reliable stream and well. Sale on February 21 1922 at noon in front of the Winchester courthouse. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust, plus a fire insurance policy on buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Joseph A. Nesmith
Winchester
John’ Nesmith
Shorkeysville
Sydnor Kerns
M. M. Lyngh
Duin
C. Brannon
Cir- Gasscoan
Virdo
C. C. Brannon
Commissioner's notice in the Murray estate chancery proceeding
In Frederick County Virginia a master commissioner orders an accounting and reporting of Hannah L Murray's estate including heirs, debts, taxes and assets. A public notice announces a February 15 1922 hearing at 14 Rouss Avenue Winchester to compel appearances and present evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Virginia Mann
Ellen. Mann
Carrie Virginia
Manh
Ellen Mann
Robert T." Barton
Ellen’ Mann
M.M. Lynch
Bile Mann
Winchester
Virginia
Hannah Jr. Murray
Han L. Murray
Hannah L. Murray
Maggie EB. Murray
Hannah “L. Murray
Hannah’ L. , Murray
Rouss Avenue
Joseph B. Newlin
Ward & Larrick
P. Q
Sale of Valley Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioner to sell at public auction the 138 acre Front Royal Road farm in Frederick County near Buffalo Lick Road. Sale set for noon in Winchester Court House with one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust. Possession provided after April 1, 1922. tenant rights reserved. Auctioneer R. P. Duvall and J M Steck act as officials. Bond filed as required.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Front Royal Road
Buffalolick Road
C.S. Mason
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