Condition Reports on Mellon and Adams Family Illness
Condition of Mr. Mellon and Adams improved slightly amid typhoid fever. Adams is still feverish, though his son shows greater improvement. The brief medical bulletin notes Adams remains ill.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1922
Page
2
Condition of Mr. Mellon and Adams improved slightly amid typhoid fever. Adams is still feverish, though his son shows greater improvement. The brief medical bulletin notes Adams remains ill.
The First Christian Church begins a revival with Rev W C Hook from Norfolk VA preaching the opening sermon and again tonight on the topic Some Requirements for Successful Revival Dr J F Morgan also of Norfolk will preach each night beginning Tuesday Rev I W Johnson of Suffolk leads the song service with a large orchestra Each afternoon cottage prayer meetings are scheduled at several homes on the week ahead in Winchester
A brief line highlights persistent effort with a note on ongoing work and motivation. The motto implies continual striving in the face of difficulty and the value of perseverance.
Mrs Tose Haymaker returns from Baltimore and visits Walter Barnett family on South Market Street. Mrs Laura Hauck visits Chester Pa with William Louthan. Natin H Bundy of Norfolk spent weekend in city. Mary McNeill of Riverton stays with Mrs D B Conrad. Charles W Carson of Riverton visits River ton Lime Co. Leslie Cage and sons visit Addison Henry family on South Kent Street. William B Ryan returns from business trip. Harry ith, former local resident, heads to Raleigh N C for Strasburging Co. Annie Hoffheimer returns to Baltimore after weeks with Edward and Mrs Albin. F Douglas Sheetz of Cleveland in town on business and visiting relatives. Oh Dear Such Language vignette follows. Various folklore notes from Yorkshire and Scotland about magpies and luck. A Columbus sugar crop note and advertisement ending.
Virginia Good Roads Association plans January 18 meeting in Richmond to push a proposal asking the legislature to regulate motor carriers as common carriers and require them to pay a fair share of road maintenance costs. Secretary Ryland cites rising highway repair costs and unregulated motor traffic as a threat to state roads. The group supports state control to safeguard highways while preserving essential bus service for communities with limited transport.
The article argues for economical poultry keeping, stressing simple buildings, ventilation, and foundations over costly, elaborate setups. It cautions against overpaying for fancy stock and outlines a cost rule: total other expenses equal about two thirds of grain costs, with grain and mash making up 40 percent of total.
In Charlottesville November 1920 advocates for the University argued against Richmond claims. They contend Virginia does not own two medical schools and that Charlottesville can support a high quality, expanding University hospital and medical program with adequate state funding and strict entrance standards.
A historical science note describes Messier 13 as a vast star cluster in Hercules with at least 50 000 stars brighter than the sun and hundreds of thousands more fainter suns. It also cites other curiosities such as cultural notes on widows in Japan and an old chalk method to deter ants.
The article asserts building material costs have fallen from peak levels and that lumber now sits at a normal fair price. It emphasizes readiness to supply complete stock and assist in planning with affordable rates for homes and barns.
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