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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1923
Page
7
Multiple Shenandoah Valley and city banks announce closures for Wednesday July 4 1923 as a legal holiday. Papers maturing that day may be paid or renewed on July 5 1923 with exceptions for certain named accounts.
The narrator describes a fertile Valley of Virginia town framed by mountains and battlefields. She praises sunrise views, wheat fields, azure skies, clover scent, roses, and bluebirds, urging a return to the valley and expressing longing for life there. The piece is attributed to Mrs. Nina Glyn Anderson.
Madge orchestrates a Maine hunting trip with her father Mr. Dayton to find Jerry and ends up reuniting with him in a rugged cabin. Jerry declares he has all the law allows, securing two generous deer before nightfall.
The article analyzes the Gandy Bridge project from the Woolworth Building to Sandy Hook comparison and details its 14,000 feet of structure with 16,000 feet of approaches costing about 2 million dollars. It notes the aim to shorten Tampa and St. Petersburg travel by 88 miles and estimates 2,000 daily motorists paying 75 cents, while criticizing the current brick road as hazardous and rough for vehicles.
A girls' club devoted to bridge and culture invited a speaker who spoke with vim about injustices. She pounded the table and drew focus to an attentive girl, urging action with the question Are you with me Let us have a pageant.
A set of satirical lines on marriage and gender roles. The quotes critique wives as housekeepers, female judgment in theater, family squabbles, and male manners after meals. Witty distinctions expose social stereotypes in light, humorous tone.
Captain McCann reports on the transformation of Juan Fernandez Island from lawless solitude to a thriving community around Cumberland Bay where Robinson Crusoe and his companion once lived. He describes how the once dreary spot now supports local life as depicted in the Menor.
The Associated Press reports U S grain exports for the past week dropped to 3,668,000 bushels from 4,522,000 bushels the prior week, signaling a decline in shipments.
An experimental reflection questions how meaning is created in poetry asking what is the purpose of art. The lines contrast the rose and the cabbage to probe value and understanding in verse.
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