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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
3
A Sunday program titled Hier Faculty on Display On Sunday will be arranged with hours and activities outlined for attendees. The event invites community members to view displays and join planned demonstrations.
A fragmented notice promotes a cultural program with high salaried lecturers and refined entertainment aimed at educated audiences. It urges readers to buy season tickets, promising access to varied cultural events and discussions, with mention of a $2,000 guarantee and conservative entry prices.
Lace Dabney C. Harrison of Boyce Clarke County writes to the press on rising rail rates and farm prices. He notes egg and poultry income lagging behind rising railroad and steel costs while bankers and executives reap profits. He urges farmer organization and self protection, citing Vanderlip and political critiques. He closes with a call to attend the circus.
Rotary members gathered for a routine session with many absent due to heat. Dr. W Rogers of Chicago and Ritter W were among guests as Fred, the attendance record holder, led reports and committee discussions on future programs and financing. The meeting, at the Black Cat Inn, included a brief social hour to save time before adjournment.
London February 13 The Lady Astor bill restricting liquor sales to anyone under thirteen passed third reading in the House of Commons by a vote of 257 to 10. The measure aims to curb liquor access for minors.
A fragment notes a heat by teat of mines saying that when heated to very high temperatures a material may not melt but when repeatedly heated to redness it may grow or change. It warns that some parts of the furnace may be affected that have not grown.
The letter-writer honors a man known for enduring battle scars and unwavering faith. He speaks of a figure who walked through trials, faced threats, and kept his head high with God in his heart. The tribute places emphasis on resilience and solidarity.
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