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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

6

Mothers urged to guard teens health with care and Lydia Pinkham remedies

A periodical medical appeal argues mothers should prevent health dangers for girls through gentle guidance shy from cold wet feet heavy lifting and overwork. It endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Mrs Williams and Mrs Becker praising relief from monthly pains and improved health.

Lydia BE Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham E. Williams Toronto St Philadelphia Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts

Hancher Farm for Sale in Frederick County Virginia

Executors of David F. Hott offer the Hancher property near Winchester Virginia for sale by auction July 30 1921. The land totals about 713 acres in four parcels plus a whole tract option with separate home orchard and mountain land, improved by a dwelling and outbuildings, with water from springs and a well. Terms include one third cash with two thirds in four bonds payable over two years, secured by a trust deed and fire insurance, bid right to reject, special commissioners and auctioneers named.

David ¥. Hott Speqn Missioners Cou Court Winchester Vira David F. Hott Ann Hott Yorks Green Spring Gerardstown BR. Gray Williams Rouss Avenue Virginia Trac Pesor

Firemen and Oilers Reject Wage Cut Vote

About 95 percent of International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers members rejected the wage cut order from the Railroad Labor Board. The decision came as over 1,000 union men gathered, with a possible resolution to accept the cut by some locals. The report cites Krider of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen discussing a likely adoption of an acceptance resolution.

Associated Press International Brotherhoods of Firemen and Oilers Railroad Labor Board Shipp VaRee Chicago Krider Brotherhood of Locomotive Piremes

Ex Service Men Barred From Vote

About 20 000 ex service men were disqualified from voting and holding office after a court ruled state poll taxes were required for suffrage. Many veterans believed they were exempt under the constitution and failed to pay the tax.

Associated Press Opabaimer Sua Court de Moree

Decision on wage cut held up by union committee

Chicago reports a final decision on whether to reject the wage decrease effective today will be referred to a committee representing the union. Harrisburg notes a 15 percent cut by the Bethlehem Steel Corporation affecting all non salaried employees from July 14th, with salaried staff cut by 10 percent.

Chicago Harrisburg

Remains transported from Martinsburg to Winchester for burial

The body of Mrs. Hyde was removed from Martinsburg to Winchester, West Virginia, by train and then brought by motor vehicle, with family members accompanying the procession.

President Harding Leaves for Vacation at Raritan

President Harding with Mrs Harding and friends departed Washington by train at 1 p m for a vacation at Senator Frelinghuysens home in Raritan New Jersey. The party traveled in an ordinary chair car and was due at Bound Brook at 530 p m. They will motor from Bound Brook to Raritan and back to Washington Tuesday.

Washington Harding

Star to Cover Big Prize Bout in Jersey City

The Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight championship bout is set for tomorrow afternoon in Jersey City. The Star will provide detailed coverage by Associated Press reporters with round by round updates as the fight unfolds from the Jersey City arena. Reports will arrive at The Star office as developments occur and be flashed to readers, though Baltimore and Washington papers may carry earlier updates.

Dempsey Carpentier Jersey City Star Associated Press Vlad The Baltimore Washington

Mrs Hyde Laid To Rest In Mount Herons Cemetery

The widow of Rev De P Hyde Mrs Mary Hyde died Wednesday morning at her home in Braddock Street area and was brought to Finchester for burial in Mount Herons Cemetery. A funeral service at the church in South was conducted by Rev Tyler with Rev Richardson assisting. Pallbearers included Messrs Diy, M Wiest, Mauike Mynch, J W Riley, Vernon Bday, Clark Smith.

Mary Hiieabesa Hyde de P. Hyde Iain Hart

Local Family Trips and Visits Across Washington and Toronto

Mrs W A Baker and Katharine with Mrs Bowyer Browne traveled to Washington for several days with friends. Miss Wiloughby Pole left for Toronto to visit relatives and was escorted as far as Washington by Dr Hunter H McGuire. Mr and Mrs Harrison Miller and two children with Miss Cecil Lamphier arrived here and left for Gardensville to visit relatives. Mira Priest Watson of Charles Town WV visits at the home of her brother Cal Ramey on North Main Street.

Wiloughby Pole Toronto Can Washington Hunter’ H. McGuire Harrison Miller Cecil Lamphier wWashnie P Winchester and Western Railroad Aeardensville Mira Priest Watson Charles Town W. Va Bes Cal ‘Ramey

How to identify blight on apples in Geneva NY

Entomologists at the New York Agricultural Experiment Station outline a method to identify the insect or agent causing apple malformation. By comparing injuries from different sources and practicing identification, growers can determine the defect’s cause and apply targeted spraying to control pests and diseases.

Geneva NY Y New York Agricultural Experiment Station

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