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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
Clipped text shows credit to Associated Press and newspaper branding. Mentions Rei, 33, Vaire 149 w and carrier advance phrasing. Likely a wire service release note or masthead fragment without a clear event.
Fragmented market notes from January 18, 1923 discuss weak Southern demand for Virginia apples. Buyers favor Western boxes for uniformity, with second grade fruit dominating Southern markets. Scald risk, late shipments, and seasonality complicate the Virginia pack and storage strategies as growers seek steadier regional exposure.
A verse by Walt Mason discusses hate and revenge, contrasting it with peace and harmony. The piece reflects on the penalties of hatred, aging, and the desire for calm, ending with a note on the value of unalloyed peace over enmity.
The fragment notes R Fay has left on a pa ister with Mrs A Carter mentioned, indicating an incomplete personal notice or local obituary fragment.
At the Academy gymnasium the cadet drib blers edged the Oowah Athletic Club of Martinsburg 29 to 27 in a fast, hard fought game. First half led 17 to 7 before the visitors surged, then the Cadets defense held late as Jones and Dickenson locked down the rally. Lineups included Anderson Potts Michaels Johnson Jones and Kershner with refereeing by Lieut. Lewis. Time halves were 20 minutes.
The Handley Library notes 1922 activities with gifts from donors including Lucien Carr Jr and others. It reports 65,639 visitors, 383 peak attendance, and 66,823 books borrowed over 307 open days, plus 576 new borrowers of whom 87 were non residents. The Douglass School Branch served 604 books and 2,125 circulations in 225 days, with 54 percent juvenile and 46 percent adult.
All persons having claims against the estate of J. W. Mort are asked to present them. Anyone owing him should pay to Adam Forney, administrator of the decedent.
Mrs. Mary F. Herrick of Indianapolis Indiana describes a severe nervous breakdown and life threatening illness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength during a difficult period and urges its use for supportive care.
County officials with the aid of a so called citizens court investigated railroad bridge burnings and related depredations, and the lynching of E C Gregoran. Boone county grand jury indicted 25 former Missouri and North Arkansas Railway employees. warrants issued, two arrests made so far. The citizens court is not legally constituted but works with the circuit court grand jury.
New York stock market trends show persistent gains with sharp advances in select issues as traders balance short interests and long positions. Anaconda copper declines continue, while foreign exchange and certain bonds show limited movement amid overall strength. Coal stocks rise while rail shares fluctuate in narrow ranges as call money opens around 4 percent.
James H. Allen of Rochester New York claimed years of study led to a prescription that dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles and expelled them from the body. He offered Allenrhu to others through Boyd Drug Co promising a money back guarantee if the first pint does not show recovery.
A weekly list of unclaimed letters at the Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending January 13 1923. Readers must pay one cent for each letter before collection. Names include Barrelman Virginia Brewer Miss Kathering Fletcher George.
Quality furniture showcase at lowest prices from Neidemeyer Co. Complete Home Furnishers located at 26 4 Cor Main and Water Sta. Offers a broad range of home furnishings with emphasis on value.
Washington January 18 officials say President Harding is much improved after several days of grip symptoms. He has no fever but continues to rest in the White House and has canceled engagements.
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