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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
4
The document outlines reprint rights and submission contacts for The Star Publishing Company. It mentions Associated Press news dispatches and states republication rules for material credited to AP and local news. It also notes communications should go to individuals connected with the publishing company.
A fragmentary monologue recalls old tales on witchcraft and the law. Agrandfather questioned harsh witch trials and mocked fear while noting justice should be white men in his view, yet the poem hints at evolving views on superstition and persecution.
A church talk discusses how Jesus dwells in daily life beyond written words. It links mind and action to Christlike living, urging constructive thoughts, honest labor, and selfless service as paths to salvation and a right relationship with God.
Limestone farm on Pike acres two dwellings running water 24 acre orchard with 4 bearing and 20 acres young 20 acres woodland 1.5 miles from railroad 6 miles from Winchester bargain quick sale 4500 three room house with electric light well located near business district on a good lot 160 feet deep to rear alley garage possible lot propositions offered for sale.
Real estate firm Newlin and Company appears at the Virginia Real Estate Exchange listing highlighting members and broker presence. Details emphasize brokerage activity and regional market participation.
Myra Dell, lonely and financially strapped, seeks a fortune teller in West Twenties. Madame Sadie uses a front for crime until a police officer intervenes. Myra later marries an officer named John Rock, who wears blue and gold, in the spring.
The note records a church service closing with the hymn Almost Persuaded and an announcement for Cottage Prayer Meetings. It lists host addresses including Mrs W L Hollis 208 South Main, Mrs J W Rosenberger 503 North Washington, Mrs I N Good 435 North Braddock, Mrs George Heatwale 410 North Kent, and Mrs W H Elwell 311 National Avenue.
A long schedule of farm sales and auctions across Clarke and surrounding counties listing dates from Feb 8 to March 23. Items include stock, livestock, household goods, machinery, farm equipment, implements, and full farm sales at various in front of Court House locations and private properties.
A reflective note on self belief and habit. It argues that every acquired habit adds to one’s identity and future potential, warning that many people undervalue themselves before facing the first challenge. The piece urges recognizing assets built through effort.
The article recounts Hugh Myddelton's project to bring Chadwell and Amwell springs water to London, creating the New River. It notes costs and partnerships, rise in value to £614,000 income, and the Metropolitan Water Board's 1903 compensation settlement. Over a million people now rely on this supply, and Myddelton is celebrated as a civic figure.
A satirical note contrasting women's practical grasp with men's supposed confusion over fashion guidance. The London Opinion quips that men would scramble to an asylum after reading knitting instructions, while women over five understand the intended use, whether for soup, charms, or ink stains.
Advertising claim for Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair and restore youthfulness. It states millions of bottles sold annually and describes rapid, natural-looking results after one or two applications, noting it is a toilet product not a medical cure.
The American Gas Improvement company invites Winchester residents to request gas service for homes not yet supplied. Citizens should submit name and house address, discuss with neighbors, and mail a signed note stating I want good gas at No So-and-so Such St. No obligation involved.
In Lancashire England a man with backbone is praised for aggressiveness and success while households show shifting roles as husbands and wives work in mills. The piece contrasts a bold man in business with a cooperative, busy husband in a industrial town.
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