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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1922

Page

5

A Union of Interest to Women

A period advertisement praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping housewives regain health and strength. It features testimonials from Arkansas and Louisiana women claiming weight gain, improved energy, and ability to perform chores after using the product.

Jim Rearrcx Horatio, Arkansas New Orleans Lydia E. Pinkham Mrse T. Forcka N. Derbigny St., New Orleans

States Face Mounting Road Debts and Tax Burden

The 1899 total state debts were about 3.5 million, rising by 1919 to 143 million for highway debts, over 21 percent of total indebtedness. Local divisions often spent more on roads. maintenance costs grow and taxation rises. Advocates urge regulation of motor buses and trucks to fund road upkeep through taxation.

Tiavs Muman Nature and the Unseen Efforts

Fragmentary notes reflect a skeptical view of ambition and effort, suggesting people only act when confident they can improve outcomes. The text hints at hesitation, motivation, and the social pressure to try despite uncertainty.

Smiths attend funeral of Washington cousin Hel en Dortch

Wickliffe Virginia notes Mrs Richard B Smith and her husband attended the funeral of their cousin Miss Helen Dortch of Washington held at Berryville last Wednesday afternoon. Dortch died when the Knickerbocker Theater roof collapsed January 28. Also mentioned are Miss Mary Dorsey visiting her mother Mrs BE P Dorsey and Mr T C Hall visiting Mr Henry P Bellsell on Sunday afternoon.

Wickliffe Richard B. Smith Helen Dortch Washington Berryville Dortch Mary Dorsey BE. P. Dorsey T. C. Hall Henry P. Bell’ Sell

Garment Workers Back Miners in Wage Fight

Benjamin Schieninger of New York, president of the International Ladies Garment Workers, pledged moral and financial support to organized coal miners opposing wage reductions in a letter from Indianapolis dated February 8.

Indianapolis Ind Benjamin Schieninger New York International Ladies’ Gar T Workers Es Pwis

Local Tax Debate and City Budget Questions

City officials debated property tax rates with Mr. Hardy urging a lower rate and Mr. Henry pressing for reductions amid residents on Highland Avenue seeking concrete sidewalks. The treasurer reported receipts of 12 508 97 with 9 719 91 disbursements and a 2 789 06 balance. various licenses were issued and meat and milk inspections tallied.

Hardy Glaize Henry Messrs Hardy Bachtter McVicar Rosenberger Sale Page Knight Baker Grimm Anderson Highland Avenue Committee On Baetjer Charley Rouss Fire Charles Broadway Rouss Gray’ Avenue Virginia Avenue Smithfield Avenue

Highway Department Plans to Improve Accounting and Replacements

Commissioner Coleman explains replacement fund and rental method for trucks and teams, noting the state garage costs and depreciation unclear due to loose bookkeeping. He, along with Smyth and Senator Godrick, supports adopting an adequate statewide accounting system for highway funds and pass through of county funds.

Coleman Senator Byrd Highway Department United States Byrd Smyth Godlrick Fredericksburg

News Notes of Boyce Section

Local briefs from Boyce area list residents visiting relatives and traveling to towns like Stanley Berryville Paris and Winchester. Names mentioned include Mrs. Dunlap Mrs. Rogers Mrs. Knight J T Lindsey Howard Lloyd and others with updates on health and school teaching and social visits.

D. Holmes McCormick Paris Joseph B. Lindsey George Garvin Berryville W. B. Garvin Joseph Strode Stephens City Beaver Bartonsville M. S. Strode Garver Gaylord Lula Garver B. F. LaFollette Holmer Grim Winchester Gen. Cooper Hagerstown Stover Cooper John Lanham Audry Zombro Mary Lanham Ammie Strauther Ruth Hugh Johnson Thomas Orndorff Margaret Rodgers Russell Carper Thelma Boyd McDonald William Suddith Gladys Hampston Clyde Levi M. 5 Strode

Wisdom From the Far East Sermon Note

A fragment quotes Hsu Shih-Chang praising labor thrift and neighborliness as keys to welfare and happiness while condemning idleness profligacy covetousness and tyranny. The text appears as a sermon manuscript note by Visiting Minister Having-ey-ien.

Far East Hsu Shih-Chang

Rotary Club hears China talk with lantern slides

The Winchester Rotary Club met last week at six with record attendance and strong fellowship. President Fred E. Clerk spoke on China, sharing experiences from over two years in the Northern Kingdom and ending with lantern slides illustrating customs and life abroad.

Rotary Club Rotary China Fred E. Clerk Fred Handley Library Clerk Winchester Kingdom of Sig Oly Shamaan Prane Han

Died Last Night in Winchester Hospital McInturff Dies at 49

W. E. McInturff prominent Strasburg merchant died at Winchester Memorial Hospital about 7 PM after draining an abscess on the lung. He arrived in critical condition yesterday morning with his wife and three children at his side. Funeral arrangements in Strasburg to be announced. Once a traveling representative for International Harvester and partner in Sticktey and McInturff hardware.

W. E. McInturff McInturff Strasburg International Harvester Company

Porridge Wae and Remarks from a Grandchild

A three year old Frances at her grandfather's table comments on his voice during breakfast. The text shifts through short notes on the resurrection flower in Egypt and on a literary elimination contest, then to a note about Florida arrowroot from Zamia.

Frances America Florida Free

Pope Praises America in Rome Audience

Pope Pius XI expressed unbounded admiration for the American people at a Washington conference reception for Cardinal O Connell. He praised America's energy charity and wisdom and noted Americans are young in years but strong in prudence and peace. Cardinal O Connell said the pope favors pacification between church and state.

Associated Press Rome Pius XI Washington Cardinal O'Connell Boston Gaye Holy Father

Chauffeur Job Test Sparks Honest Answer

In a Boston Transcript item a multimillionaire tests an applicant by asking how they would handle finding a pocketbook on the road. The candidate replies he would lie about his income for life, exposing the tester’s boastful challenge as impractical.

Boston Transcript

Fleeting Fascinations in Vaudeville Politics

A whimsical note contrasts vaudeville spellbinders with political clout. It quotes a performer sighing that great stage charm alone fails to win votes, suggesting a transition from enamored crowds to practical influence.

Sorgheam

Kept 'Em Guessing and Old Jake’s Quiet Passing

A humorous exchange notes Old Jake’s burial yesterday and the mystery of his death. The joke hinges on nobody knowing what he died from or even what he lived on, echoing the town’s whispered curiosity about the old rascal.

Jake Rascal

A Long Peroration and Dated Jests on Learning and Life

A cobbled page of humorous snippets and comic exchanges. The selection riffs on Webster quotes, a swan neck query, car learning, waltzing, and Moses tablets, with light social satire about a society tiger and aging.

Virginia urges tax on motor buses to fund highway upkeep

Officials describe motor bus and truck traffic as growing and profitable but argue it shifts public costs onto state roads. A convention is proposed to craft uniform taxation to cover maintenance and safety needs, ensuring highway funding and adequate road systems statewide.

Lynchburg Wag Ryland Virginia Maryland Ares

Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

Advert reads Bowles Red Pepper Rub promising instant warmth and relief from rheumatism and related pains. It claims rapid circulation boost and a cure within minutes, urging readers to buy a jar at local stores.

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