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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
5
An Ohio orchard test shows fertilized twelve-tree rows yielding 46 barrels versus 9 barrels for unfertilized rows. With five pounds of nitrated soda five of acid phosphate and two and a half of potash per tree, the extra thirty-seven barrels cost under twelve cents per barrel, presenting a high return on apples as an investment.
The al Sereda faction plans a state wide campaign to raise 750000 for law enforcement and missionary works abroad. Seven counties and two cities set quotas totaling 39000 with per capita 24 cents, led by Robert T. Miller and John W. Rosenberger. campaign aims include education of the foreign element and strong local enforcement.
The Associated Press reports from London that British war office views Russia as worsening for anti Bolshevik forces. Denikine’s army is split by a Bolshevik push to the Sea of Azov. Bolsheviks reportedly threaten Krasnovosk and could overrun northern Persia, risking Tehran and Bolshevik control.
Dr. George D. Strayer of Columbia University will speak at City HF Hall Auditorium Friday evening at 8.20 about The Crisis in Our Schools. The free lecture targets parents and all citizens, with Strayer described as a leading educator and expert in public schools.
Floods from heavy rains inundate Italian lowlands along the Arno and Tiber rivers. Homes collapse as water overruns banks and streets. Rescue crews and authorities struggle to assess damage and provide relief to affected residents.
Charley Chaplin appears at The Empire this Saturday with Delores Cassi as the evening’s leading attraction. The program promises lively entertainment and audience appeal throughout the show.
Dolores Cassinelli stars in The Virtuous Model a six part production at Crandal's Knickerbockerer Washington. Charley Chaplin will be featured in The Fireman in two riotous reels. Show starts at 6.45 with late seating at 9.30 admission 11 17 22 cents.
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, an administration ally, said in a Congressional Record letter that most Democratic senators would meet Republicans for a reasonable compromise on the peace treaty. The letter responded to a Roosevelt Club resolution urging immediate ratification by Wilson and Democratic leaders.
The Presbyterian Church hosts a 730 pm week of prayer service led by Rev. F M Richardson with sermon by Rev. W T Walters on Christianity In The State and Nation. Last night Braddock Street Methodist Church drew a large crowd for Rev. Charles Adey of the Baptist Church.
Washington January 8. Senator Ant derwood Democrat of Alabama is announced as not seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. The report notes no further campaign plans from the senator.
Potatoes rose sharply on Chicago markets with nine railroad cars received today. Whites quoted at 4.50 per 10 pounds, while forecasts for tomorrow expect further gains as shortages grip other cities.
New Haven authorities report a police commission announcement on efforts to curb fighting. The text references a boxing match context with Bennie Leonard and a London quote, but details are fragmented and unclear.
The Internal Revenue Bureau announced an additional appropriation of 2 million dollars to enforce national prohibition, noting a prior equal amount was already approved but deemed insufficient by Commissioner Roper. The agency stressed the need for stronger enforcement resources.
An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair savior that adds thick abundant waves, making hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage. It claims the tonic removes dirt and oil, leaving hair vibrant with golden gleams and improved color.
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