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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1923

Page

6

Expectant Mother Tries Mother's Friend for Easier Labor

Mrs. Mattie Paul of Ocilla Georgia reports a quick easy labor using Mother's Friend and praises it for expectant mothers. The ad offers a free booklet detailing maternity care clothing needs and baby essentials, warning the product is sold as plain oil for topical use.

Mattie Paul Ocilla, Ga

Big Type Hogs Favored in U S Department Bulletin

A USDA bulletin outlines the rise of big type hogs in the United States, noting that no single best breed exists. It describes origin, characteristics, and associations of leading breeds, with Poland China, Chester White, Berkshire, Hampshire, and Yorkshire highlighted for meat and bacon uses.

United States Department of Agriculture United States T. Pert Secre Berkshire Hampshire Poland China Tamad Yorkshire Kentucky Cheshire Essex Anglia Washington, D. C

Homemade silage cart saves time and labor at Iowa State College

A homemade silage cart described by Iowa State College uses a cultivator mounted on a gas pipe axle and a heavy packing box to run a chute into the silo. The device promises significant labor savings and adaptable materials for every application.

Iowa State College

Rich Feed and Soil Benefits from Alfalfa and Legumes

Fields show alfalfa cowpeas soybeans peas lupine and vetch improve soil and animal feed. Leaders describe best eating plants for rich feed, noting degumies include spurry vet vetch berseem and beggar among options.

Jones

Japanese Cleanliness and Bathing Duty

The piece notes the Japanese people's cleanliness as a widely known trait. It describes even the poorest workers taking an evening bath as a sacred duty and the day's greatest luxury, highlighting careful, timely bathing habits.

Patience With Self as Key to Personal Improvement

The note urges steady self patience and courage, advising not to dwell on faults. It counsels immediate action to remedy imperfections, emphasizing consistent effort to improve one's character and habits.

Francis

Three Balls Sign Tarnishes Pawnshop Image Says New York Sun

A New York Sun report notes the three ball sign of the House of Lombardi pawnshop has deterred customers and hindered firefighting access. The pawnbroker predicts the emblem will be removed within a year as privacy concerns and public obstacle claims influence business.

House of Y Christendom Abe House of Lombardi Panzistiops Busini New York Sun

Businessman Buys If Book Teaches Being Others Lawyer

A young Atlas Publishing agent pitches a book to Burton promising a guide to "being your own lawyer." Burton balks at books for personal use, then muses that he would buy one that teaches him to be somebody else's lawyer, recognizing possible profit.

Burton Atlas Publishing Company Kahsa’ City Star Bbegens

Early Church Roots in America and Anglo Episcopal Origin

The piece traces the Church of England’s spread to Virginia and Plymouth’s settlers, noting early bishops and parsons paid in tobacco. It mentions Delaware’s Appoquinimink pastor dying from mosquito bites and fever, and references Swedish Lutherans at Wilmington’s church built in 1608 still in use.

America Church of England Episcopal Church In America Wnery Virginia Pilgrim Fathers Plymouth Maryland Delaware Wilmington United States

Kutub Minar in Delhi A Majestic Ancient Tower

World famous Kutub Minar rises 230 feet above the Delhi plain amid ancient ruins. The 10 story sandstone monument symbolizes Delhi’s historic grandeur.

Delhi India

Islands Taken by Traders in South Seas Boom

A fragment cites Adventure Magazine noting rapid land and island sales in French Ania and across Poly asia and Melanesia. It warns that trading booms have priced locals out, making small islands nearly impossible for the average man to acquire in coming years.

Megnus South Seas French Ania Polyasa Melanesia Vlad Adventure Magazine

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