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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1923
Page
4
A New York Herald piece cites Brill, a New York psychologist, arguing women fill time with talk about daily life while men pursue different topics. The essay muses on domestic concerns, social roles, and the supposed misallocation of conversation away from broader ambitions.
A fragmented verse explores a landscape of oversized signs in a forest, where painted boards urge usage of various products like pills and grease. The speaker notes towering pines and hills framed by garish messages, pondering who controls the message and why.
Fragmentary text references Detroit Maser Tutiwell and Martins quested to obtain funds and projector names. Mentions Pittsburgh, land, and securing two items. No coherent events or identities confirmable.
Mr Hoffman denies stock sales and a market, while reports claim lots in a proposed development cost 3000 dollars with no plant guaranteed. Local business leaders, bankers, and officials in Martinsburg and Winchester dub the project a likely lot selling scheme, with no bank backing and no response from chambers of commerce.
Wholesale prices quoted today include chickens and hens of various weights, butter types, hay and straw, mixed feeds, wheat, cottonseed meal per ton, and hogs. The Star notes typographical errors are possible and declines responsibility for them.
A Baltimore wholesale listing shows items including Standard middlings Bram screenings recleaned and shelled corn mixed feed. The terse catalog highlights basic grain and feed products for purchase.
Ogue Creek Virginia January 5 Mr Lloyd Cooper visits parents Mr and Mrs William Cooper. Numerous social visits noted including Mr and Mrs Lee Orndorff Mrs Ella Bowman Mrs Caroline Clowser Mrs David Foster and others. Move of Ollie Clowser family to newly purchased farm near Kernstown and travels to Winchester and Ridgeway mark local community exchanges.
A fragment references Mrs N K Larrick and Mr L M Larrick with the late parents Mr and Mrs Abner Pingley during the holidays. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context.
The Clay Hill farm in Clarke county Virginia, home to the Clay Hill Academy, was sold at public auction in Berryville. The Hughes heirs, holding the mortgage, bought the property for 26400 dollars. Three bidders participated in the sale.
A dense list of sales directory entries from January 6 to March 16 detailing buyers and sellers in Berryville and nearby towns. Items include stock, implements, feed, furniture, and hogs with dates and locations such as N W Grade Gainesboro Double Toll gate and Green Spring. Notable names include Hammond Boyles J W Larrick Amos Cochran and Dr L M Allen among others.
Reverend John Paul Tyler of Epworth Church Washington was presented with a closed car by his congregation on Christmas morning. The gift included a teleira and the pastor said he has decided for Claus.
Matthew Page Andrews of Baltimore, formerly Winchester, will deliver seven lectures in January and February exploring Maryland history at the Peabody Institute. Babylonian hanging gardens are described as roof gardens by Breasted and other orientalists, noting ancient usage on temples and palaces.
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