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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1924
Page
7
A fragmentary line hints at a child and a ring, evoking a practical metaphor in a puzzling, dreamlike scene. The concise image centers on a small boy and a ring, with indirect implications of cleanliness and decoration.
Listing of rail departures and connections dated Dec 9 1983 for Norfolk and Western. Includes trains to Roanoke Bristol Hagerstown Philadelphia Washington and New York with parlor cars sleepers and dining options. Contact H H Burks Berryville and W C Saunders Roanoke for fares schedules and reservations.
The article portrays Lenin as a brilliant yet curt speaker and simple man who lived modestly in Moscow and Tarasovka. It notes his international aims, his decisive influence on foreign trade and economics, and the chaotic state Russia faces after his death with Trotsky's absence and policy shifts.
The Virginia Motor Bus Operators Association opposes placing bus operations under the State Corporation Commission. Members argue local boards understand local needs better and that jitneys should yield to larger, color coded buses with regular hours. The group plans to press for centralized control and better passenger transfer services.
Westbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No. 65 scheduled to reach Winchester at 12 22 PM was held until 2 12 PM after a freight locomotive at Forneys water station slipped an eccentric strap. Train No. 56 eastbound departed on time at 1 05 PM.
The United States Department of Agriculture runs laboratories on a farm near Washington where dogs are kept to provide pasture for fleas. Chickens infested with Hee ane mites supply meals for testing powders and dips. Cockroaches, bedbugs, and rodents are raised for experimental material as public supplies insects in abundance when needed.
Richmond January 22. A legislative committee proposed abolishing the eighteenth and fourteenth circuits immediately and eliminating the thirtieth on February 1. Major revisions to the third tenth eleventh thirteenth twenty eighth and twenty ninth circuits followed with modest changes elsewhere. Salary hikes for circuit judges to 4000 and up were urged. The report frames these steps as a start to equalize workload and speed up justice.
Edward W. Bok proposed duplicating his 100000 prize to the author of a peace plan chosen by the Senate committee on propaganda. He would also cover nationwide referendum costs and grant the same financial terms as given to the current plan.
The will of Mrs Mary L Sibert widow of James W Sibert is admitted to probate in Winchester city. It leaves personal estate to daughter Mrs Lilly Stine son Robert C Sibert sister Miss Elsa M Abbott grandson James Sting and names Warren Rice as executor with bond of 2000. Mrs Sibert long time Winchester resident and widow of the late partner of Sibert and Denny jewelry firm.
The executor will auction in Winchester Virginia at the court house at noon on Saturday January 26 1924 a two story seven room pebble-dashed home at 320 Smithfield Avenue near the late W M Bayliss including outbuildings and a Carr's Addition building lot fronting Franklin Street 50 feet by 132 feet adjoining Luther Kremer. Possession April 1 1924. Terms one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance policy. M M Lynch executor of W M Bayliss dec’d. Duvall Dunn Aucts.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as nature's relief from constipation. It urges immediate use daily, praises its all bran content, and claims benefits from cleansing the digestive tract and preventing poisons and diseases. It mentions versatile serving ideas and availability at grocers and clubs.
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