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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1923
Page
4
An unclear fragment mentions Ted Witt Moran with 2 percent weekly balance in a city context, and figures such as 4.54 and 2.25 in what appears to be an advance payment or rate list, attributed to Associated Press text.
A fragment recalls a grim jail tale involving a niece and a moral journey. The voice references a hunt and punishment, mentioning a gun purchase, a prison sentence, and wary pursuit on a hill. The text is incomplete and cryptic.
Fragmentary notes recount a clergyman’s career from founding St Pony Norfolk to Christ Church and Memorial Church, highlighting long service, family ties, and a large enduring legacy. The text mentions relatives, multiple locations, and a past rector from Winchester and connections to Westminster, Ma.
Fragmentary text describes a disputed matter involving a father and a party named Frye. The note references a request to return an item, possible interment, and a person named Ed Oshheo who did not ask Frye initially. The language is unclear and garbled.
In Front Royal on Saturday Shenandoah Valley Academy met Randolph Macon Academy. The first half ended 14 to 12 SV A ahead. Final score RM A 28 SV A 26 as RM A edged ahead with two late field goals. Macaulay Yates and Hunter starred for SV A and RM A respectively. Referee Simpson. Times two twenty minute halves.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah C. Ritter occurred Friday at her son E. T. Ritter's home in Hagerstown Maryland. The ceremony was in Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel with Rev. Walter Mark Depp and Rev. George W Stover officiating. Pallbearers were John I Sloat Hunter N Kern John M Renner M J Yost H B McKee and C E B Johnston. Interment followed in the family lot beside her husband.
The piece argues that urban customers buy fruit by appearance. Uniform color and size boost appeal and price, though a mixed basket may still profit from a few smaller potatoes. Emphasis on uniformity over mere quality to catch the eye and close the sale.
Iowa college dairymen urge early shelter for young dairy heifers to ensure next spring production. They advise moving calves inside at first freeze and feeding a grain ration rather than keeping them on pasture or corn fields through fall and winter.
More than 25 000 farmers adopted hog self feeders after demonstrations by extension workers, reports to the USDA show. Outside breeding season, work a stallion like any other horse, a common practice among skilled horsemen for young horses.
T. A. Lowery of Lowery's jewelry store on West Piccadilly street has left for Fostoria Ohio to finish his trade. He will be missed by many friends and old acquaintances. Mrs J B Spurrier returned Saturday evening from Baltimore where she spent the week with friends.
In a Chicago Daily record the provocative line reflects social debate on bachelorhood and marriage. The excerpt contrasts single life with married life noting practical and moral considerations. The piece hints at cultural attitudes and the era’s discourse around union and companionship.
The article discusses a postal regulation dispute on mailing liquor samples under prohibition law. Officials wonder if shipments will be analyzed and defendants punished as a ruling from the postmaster general could set nationwide precedent, potentially restricting mailings and forcing changes in postal rules.
Thirty five years WHITLOCK'S COLD TABLETS used by men women and children. They give results not promises. Ask your druggist about them. Whitlock Herb Medicine Co. Winchester Virginia.
A quotation themed card notes Goethe and Beecher about earning lasting riches. It contrasts inheritance with effort and what one sacrifices to gain true wealth, attributed to Heary Ward Beecher.
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