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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
3
A fragmentary price table lists items such as butter creamery butter flour middlings and corn meal with figures and weights. It also references turkeys hay calves and other farm goods, typical of a 19th or early 20th century market page.
Bliss Virginia notes report Miss Vivis Martin and Miss Lar ierson visiting friends last week. Mr and Mrs Harry Glaize were visiting at Middletown on Sunday. Alonzo Snapp visited M T Dunn’s family Sunday evening. Lizzie Houston and son Clarence visited J B Bywaters last Tuesday. Charles Lupton and family visited neighbors on Monday. Stanley Grover visited J D Lake man Sunday. Bud Orndoff visited Norman Dunn Sunday. Laura Anderson visited Virginia and Maude Bywaters Monday evening. Harvesting is nearly finished in the area. A yard party will be held at Pax ton Chapel Saturday night July 7.
A dated recipe describes making lettuce soup from skim milk staled bread and lettuce leaves. It instructs combining lettuce onion and bread with milk in a meat grinder, then cooking until soft and smooth, with optional fat salt and vegetables to vary the texture.
A U S D A advised Sunday meals feature a peanut butter omelet made with milk yolks and tea beaten eggs, served with cream or tomato sauce. The piece notes chimneys were introduced to Britain around 1200 and widely used by 1810, with ancient mosaics showing chimney stacks.
Martinsburg Martinsburg resident Green Brumbaugh aged nearly eighty left for Winchester to visit his brother Supt John Brumbaugh of Mt Hebron geometry. The trip follows a Martinsburg journal note about a Virginia Cavalry captain Ramsey Koontz of Mt Jackson. Frank Moore and wife Jane Moore motored to Charlottesville to attend the funeral of Dr. B Moore.
Paris closes a conference of European wine producing nations adopting resolutions to reply in kind to press propaganda and to form a united response. The action outlines a plan to coordinate messaging and protect wine production interests amid ongoing propaganda efforts.
Thomas S Cooper notes Ralph Sloop left for Pittsburg to seek work. Several relatives and friends appear in Sunday visits including Mrs J C Crabil Miss Annie Crabil and Miss Carolee Cave at Mrs F Williams. The Coopers and guests were entertained at dinners at E U Richards and Rev H E H Sloop. Other visitors included Carson A Hamong Paul Good Ivan Miller Sadie Hulfer Floyd Miller at Mrs Martha E Clowser's. Lillian Richard returned home to Mountain Falls after visiting her sister Mrs Paul Glynn.
Daily wholesale market quotes list prices for young chickens and spring chickens in Camas and nearby areas. Hens under four pounds are priced at four dollars and twenty five cents per unit.
Mexico City June 16 The Associated Press reports Italian emigrants are expected in large numbers and will likely settle in Tamaulipas Jalisco Tabasco and Nuevo Leon. Arrangements for their colonization have been made by Italian emigration service agents in Washington. The first arrivals may total about 600.
The United States Post Office Department stresses listing street names and numbers on all mail. Although senders may not know specific street numbers, they should include the street and any occupation clues to help identify the recipient.
Ramona Plores known as the Joan d Arc of the Mexican revolution, died from wounds received in action. Born about 40 years ago, she served in the ranks with Carrasco and spent the last years in a sanitarium as the federal government covered medical costs.
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