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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1923
Page
5
Public notice describes a home remedy using Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray hair and restore a youthful, glossy look. It mentions a bottle of War and Sulphur Compound, sold at drug stores, as an enhanced version of the traditional recipe.
Dusseldorf Bank of the Reichsbank reopens today after a pause when troops were on the premises. Essen Reichsbank guard lifted but branch fails to reopen. London papers warn the Ruhr crisis risks Britain’s intervention and possible French force expansion while Germany withdraws from a Franco tribunal.
Notice served as hearing opened in a banking case handled by a Franco American firm. The German arbitration panel cited present political circumstances as the reason for suspension.
Benédiet Crowell former wartime assistant secretary of war pleaded not guilty in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to an indictment charging conspiracy in the construction of army camps. He said he was denied the chance to present his defense to the grand jury and called the process a false charge.
Germaine Berthou, a young radical woman, entered the royalist paper’s office in Ris and fired two shots, killing Marius Fagen an editor and wounding an officer. She turned the weapon on herself and was wounded, taken to a hospital.
Miss Rosalie Cox suffered severe burns to face and neck when a sheet of flame suddenly burst from a stove vent while checking burners in the kitchen. Her father Walter Cox notified doctors at home and she was taken to Memorial Hospital, where her condition is being watched with concern.
Nationalist troops from Macroom, Cork, captured the stall of the first southern division of irregular military forces along with all its records from the prior six months.
Washington Jan 22 The weather kept President in his White House offices confining Walter to his room with Incienen Weather preventing appearance or travel in the capital news service report.
Report says the President has recovered enough to handle papers but doctors advise against taking chances. Dr Sawyer notes remaining fatigue and potential vulnerabilities, indicating a cautious approach to early tasks.
The annual naval appropriation bill was signed today by the President. He affixed his signature without public comment or hint of any remarks on the request to negotiate with other powers for further elimination of naval armaments.
Five people perished in a hotel fire at the Davies Hotel in Homestead near Pittsburgh. Mrs Winnie, her twin six year old sons, daughter Catherine aged 13, and Thomas W Davies, the hotel owner, died. Davies died hours after attempting rescue. property loss put at 15000 dollars.
United States Department of Agriculture reports bulk handling of grain reduces labor and equipment costs compared with bagged grain. Tests at a Portland terminal show bulk systems cut unloading and stacking costs, while Pacific coast ports expand bulk elevators for export. Copies of Farmers' Bulletin 1290 are available by request.
Prevention in the poultry business hinges on cleanliness and proper care. Fix filth and dampness, ventilate well, feed properly, and avoid introducing infected birds. Clean dropping boards daily, add absorbents, refresh nests every few weeks, provide shade and fresh straw, and ensure free range with green feed to boost growth and reduce disease risk.
New York is cited as the chief market for easy arrivals of fruits and vegetables with prices generally high, though at times during peak periods it trails other markets except for the United States Department of Agriculture data.
A Paris expert claims to identify a person’s origin and work history by a casual glance at shoes and by examining dirt on tires. He says he can tell if someone came from the north or south and name towns visited with high accuracy. Similar methods are noted in Central America.
Wireless is used to relieve deafness by delivering voice sounds to the ear without straining the unaffected ear. The headpiece resembles a standard receiver and, after initial acclimation, allows the ear to regain use and serviceability.
The text traces the Magi as hereditary Persian priests, influential in state affairs and education, reformed around 550 B C by Zoroaster to restore simplicity. It notes their decline under Sassanian rule, their shift to fortune tellers, and the term becoming a generic label for astrologers and the Wise Men who visited Bethlehem.
Albert Goldie notes in Adventure Magazine that the boomerang, a creation of Australian aborigines, is a remarkable weapon. He recalls witnessing an Aboriginal throw it around a large city building and have it return to his hand without stepping. He adds that boomerang throwing is rare in big cities but popular in countryside areas among both blacks and whites as a captivating pastime.
In Hungerford's The Romance of a Great Store the early use of a telephone in a large department store is recounted. Customers queued to call friends, and the novelty sparked demand, prompting the store to curb or remove the practice as the telephone gained popularity.
The passage speaks of a future seen by the wise minister and describes deepened experience as lifting to blessedness. It emphasizes Jesus' consciousness as the source from which divine light flows, guiding our object and path, illuminating truth from a center of spiritual awareness.
A fragmented archival want ad appears with distorted text names such as Star Wanbagi and Trya Star, showing damaged lines and unclear product or service references. The readable portion hints at a 5 x size or quantity but lacks complete details for a proper listing. The item is non-specific and obscured by OCR errors.
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