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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1922

Page

4

Democracy Defeated in Contested Elections Debate

The Richmond News Leader attacks congressional control of elections noting the risk of unseating sitting members and back pay. It cites Judge Harrison in the Seventh district amid party politics and a looming March term, arguing the process harms rightful representation.

Congress Legislative Branch Ich House Cornely Thomas W. Arrison John Paul Onburg Harrison

French stay-at-homes face vote loss under Paris bill

Washington Star reports Paris lawmakers consider a measure that would strip first-time offenders who fail to vote of their rights. The bill targets absentee voters and city officials cite a pattern of election-day slackers from merchants to farmers, arguing all eligible citizens should vote or lose privileges.

Washington Star Paris Pean Committee Champ Deputies Ile

Lost Lenore By Walt Mason

Poetic fragment notes longing for Lenore while strolling by the sea with a humorous, dated cadence. This brief item presents a literary aside rather than a news event.

Lost Lenore in a Modern Election Ballot Parade

An old man recalls a vanished past of simple courtship as today’s voters swarm the streets. He contrasts quiet seaside days with campaign bustle and door to door canvassing. He laments drifting away from romance as modern dames chase political crowds.

Lenores

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason

A fragment from Walt Mason presents Robert Reed a reformed criminal speaking of past crimes. He recalls selling liquor during Prohibition and various misdeeds while claiming pride in never using drugs, recounting past offenses against a church and a blind man, ending abruptly.

Robert Reed Oace Stern

Copper Sulfate In Mine Water Extends Timber Life

Experiments show mine water containing copper sulphate acts as a preservative for timbers, protecting against decay. Timbers soaked in this mine water for two to three weeks can outlast three sets of untreated timbers, according to Popular Mechanics Magazine.

Mechanics Magazine

Gas stock push to fix Winchester supply and cut bills

In a sales appeal, W A Ryan promotes a new electro chemical gas process for Winchester. He urge locals to buy stock to fund bigger mains and a 150000 feet gas holder, promising lower bills, a six percent dividend, and a fireless gas range showroom. The effort targets households with monthly savings and comfort. Mr. Cawthorn will visit after 7 PM at 31 West Piccadilly Street.

Winchester West Piccadilly Street United States tiPapa W. A. Ryan James T. Cawthorn

Personal notes from Stephenson Virginia July weekend visits

Stephenson Virginia notes list William Pick and family of Baltimore visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Zinn and others. Mrs. Martha Miller of Mount Williams and Isabel McCann are mentioned with local residents. Advertisements for wallpaper and window shades follow.

M ' Stephenson iWilliam Pick and Family Baltimore Irvin Zinn Harry Fleming Kearneysville IW. Va Philip Lewis Smithfield W. Va C. R. McCann Martha Miller Mount Williams W. Q. Zinn Paul and Hunter Benner Harry Swimley

Yard Party by Woman's Missionary Society at Ridgeway

The Woman's Missionary Society plans a yard party on the School House Lawn at Ridgeway Yaursaay July 6 from 2 to 3. Mrs BeT Gore attended a family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs William Branner last Sunday at Re Wet Miss Bess Campbell of Richmond is visiting the home of Mr and Mrs S W Allen. Mr and Mrs John Northwood and Mrs Moses Owen of Johnstown Pa have returned home after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs S W Allen

Glaize & Brother The Woman’s Missionary Society School House Ridgeway Yaursaay Be't. Gore William Branner Bess Campbell Richmond S. W. Allen John Northwood Moses Owen Johnstown S.W. Allen

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