House Holds New Year Wishes and Store Closing Notice
A note wishes residents a happy and prosperous new year. It states that the store will close during January and February at 6 p m on Saturdays excepted.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1917
Page
2
A note wishes residents a happy and prosperous new year. It states that the store will close during January and February at 6 p m on Saturdays excepted.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Partners & Merchants National Bank in Winchester Virginia will elect directors. It will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 9 1917 at 12 m. Cashier H D Fuller signs the notice.
By virtue of an execution in the matter of Luther Pannett trustee in bankruptcy in re D. S. Brill against Robert Lantz Rod Lantz and Lewis Whetzell a public sale is held in front of the house at Winchester Virginia on January 20 1917 at 12 oclock. One fine black horse four years old. Terms cash. C Be Manuels constable A Bowen auctioneer.
A humorous dialogue contrasts a geologist an astronomer and a capital investor. The geologist claims to tell earth age the astronomer weighs the moon and the capitalist predicts tomorrow’s stock move. The snippets portray eccentric specialists at a social table with a punchline about Mr Grabcom's market forecast.
A playful dialogue contrasts youth and age over love. A young man declares love a disease doctors cannot cure, while a bachelor notes a cure via a female physician who married the patient, and the men react with surprise and humor.
A suffragette candidate refuses a vote buying offer. The man offers 97 cents and suggests voting twice for a dollar ninety three. The exchange highlights corruption attempts in a political contest.
Humorous quips about Miss Knowsitt and Mr Seads, noting his wealth yet awkward behavior in society circles. Miss Tells it highlights the contrast between riches and manners in social life.
A farm resident ignores mounting moving costs while his fiancé recalls sending a midnight thought wave. He was at a club when she wondered if the signal reached him, and he blames a missed billiards shot for the timing.
A student notes Demosthenes filled his mouth with pebbles to sharpen speech. A modern observer jokes that many men become talkative after drinking rock and rye. Hyker offers a ride as Pyker plans to go West seeking fortune, asking for a loan.
In a humorous dialogue, Dribbles questions a restaurant job as Scribbles muses on hearing loss. Braggs boasts of a rich uncle, while Naggs counters by saying his uncle supports his wife. Henry-T and Omar add a note about restraint and notoriety, with Parker joking about Omar’s thirst for attention.
Practical notes on hog management emphasize clean runs, forage, breeding from large litters, and dry bedding for winter. Rape and rye improve pasture. feeding cleanliness protects pig health. Sweet potato storage requires gradual curing, controlled temperature, and ventilation, with thermometers to maintain proper storage conditions.
In severe canker outbreaks fall spraying with thick Bordeaux mixture is recommended. Apply at least 5 5-50 as soon as leaves drop, spraying the whole orchard to protect bark, kill surface spores, and curb reinfections.
In Mlatbush scientists report no observed lunar influence on vegetation growth after a study. Bensonhurst resident counters with a humorous note about losing melons on nights without mooi.
In a comic exchange a motorist asks what the car can do and another quips it could bankrupt him unless he gets rid of bed. The awkward dialogue hints at financial strain and a hint of domestic chaos around a vehicle.
An 87 year old resident of Springfield Missouri describes a severe kidney trouble and credit Foley Kidney Pills with improving his condition. He notes the pills build up weakened kidneys and relieve bladder problems, claiming better health after trying various treatments.
An Oakland area farmer James Martin credits Vinol with restoring his strength after grippe, noting relief from a bad cough and nervous weakness. The ad promotes Vinol as a constitutional tonic for weak, nervous, and rundown conditions in all ages, listing its availability at George F. Millers Sons in Winchester and other Virginia drugstores.
A Christmas program at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church presented to a large audience. Featuring choir songs, recitations, solos, and a pastor address, the list includes Christmas Praise, Hark The Herald Angels Sing, The Christ Childs Gullaby, Night before Christmas, and distribution of treats for Orphans.
Miss Doro McCann of Marion College Marion Virginia spent Christmas holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs R McCann. Mrs S R Williams and Mrs Claude Kline visited Mr and Mrs Carroll Jones nearby.
A home health note urges mothers not to scold fretful children with tummy troubles. It advises checking symptoms such as coated tongue, listlessness, fever, poor appetite, and stomachache. It promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to cleanse bowels and restore playfulness.
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