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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
5
Although spraying is one of the most expensive orchard operations the crop value greatly increases and makes the expense a small investment. Spraying is a cheap form of insurance, protecting yields and returns.
A sufficient range in a variety of fruits can be produced in home or chards throughout a large portion of the country to provide a supply in the fresh state for the table during a large pact of the year and for canning and otherwise conserving for use as desired.
The article outlines a rift between President Wilson and Secretary Lansing over wartime and postwar policy, detailing informally held cabinet conferences, Lansing's resignation, and continued correspondence. It notes Jenkins case in Mexico and Lansing's limited in-person contact after illness, with Polk stepping in as under secretary.
The brisk market rally extended into today’s active session with rising prices in key issues. Steel oils motors and shipping led gains of 2 to 5 points while rails metals and specialties also advanced. Bond market was firmer and volume stayed around 600000 shares. Miss Hattie Nixon of Middletown Virginia visited Mrs. William Hobbs in Baltimore last week.
The funeral of Mrs Martha Weakley, who died Tuesday evening at Iremor Hospital, was held yesterday from the Fairfax Hotel with Rev Robert A Goodwin of Christ Episcopal Church officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters Mrs Ida Timeyer Washington Mrs Blanche Ritter Mrs Effie Swaeres of Baltimore Mrs Florence of Philadelphia and Mrs Virginia plus a brother Mr OA of Camden New Jersey present at the service. Relatives expressed thanks for sympathy and flowers.
Jacob Jould Schurman, president of Cornell University for almost 28 years, submitted his resignation to the university's administrative committee at a trustees meeting. In his letter he said leaders should not hold a post beyond 25 to 30 years. Mrs Alfred D Scott, ill with flu in Harrigonburg, Va, has improved but remains ill.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick and harmless antacid for sour, gassy, and upset stomachs. It promises neutralization of acidity within five minutes and urges readers to use the product if meals upset digestion, noting low cost at drug stores.
An advertisement extols Vinci as a combined tonic of cod liver oil and iron with other tonics. It promises to overcome weakness, overwork, colds, coughs, and bronchitis and notes Miller's Drug Store and druggists everywhere sell it.
Mrs. Ernest H. Stoller died at home on Highland Avenue after a brief pneumonia illness at age 36 years 6 months and 28 days. She is survived by her husband and three young children who are ill with influenza. The remains were interred at Mont Olive Cemetery today.
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