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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows several subscription and access rate figures in advance terms. Includes prices such as four dollars in advance and two dollars monthly, with additional notes that are unclear due to garbled words and missing context.
A clipped AP notice outlines licensing for republication of AP news dispatches and local news, restricting use to credited material and stating publication terms.
Richmond Journal reports Joseph P Tumulty faces mounting offers from lawyers publishers and business houses seeking his executive services while he remains secretary to the President. The piece notes Tumulty’s health and duties as central to his choice and questions how he will, amid flattering proposals and a heavy workload, decide his next move.
Miller is praised as a long time, dedicated public representative from Rappahannock County. He is highlighted for twenty plus years of service as supervisor, improving roads and welfare, with a record of progress, reliability, and Christian character.
An editorial from Blue Ridge Guide in Washington Virginia extols John J Mil as a strong candidate for the Fifteenth Senatorial District. The piece laments political talk and urges focus on broad human concerns, arts, science, and other worthwhile topics beyond partisan rhetoric.
Marlboro Virginia notes list visits by H N Clagett to Hamilton J E Clagett and by R J Shull from Hugo Oklahoma. John Orndoff of Stephens City visits Mrs Jacob Orndoff. Rev J Hoge Smith of Stephens City visits J J Pangle. Miss Edmonia Pangle returns from Baltimore. Households of Shull and Linaburg families are mentioned with various visits and land assessments by H E Shull at Gore.
Miss Anna Clark formerly of Martinsburg West Virginia died at 12 30 AM at the home of her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs L D Grubb on National Avenue after illness of disease She was born November 12 1863 in Red Bud Frederick County and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Martinsburg Her funeral will be Thursday at 2 50 PM from the Grubb home with Rev F M Richardson and Rev George W Stover officiating Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers include William Poston T H Ritter George Jenkins and others
Stephens City Virginia July 21 Mrs Leslie D Kline notified of the death in New York City of her brother in law Edward Allemon a pianist and composer of some note. Mr and Mrs W D Horner of Roanoke Virginia spent the weekend at the home of Mr M K Dean. Miss Margaret Funk visiting relatives in Maryland has returned home Alva Steele gone to be the relief of Mrs W R Brown in Salem Boyd Mager and Lorena Steele visited lairay caverha Sunday. They viewed the ballroom where their father and mother Mr and Mrs W B Steele were married twenty three years ago. They were accompanied by Miss Virginia Mccartney of Vaucluse a bearer.
Market prices corrected daily show butter at 62 to 68 cents, spring chickens 40 to 50 cents, wheat around 2.60, and hogs near 16.26 per cwt. Entries note creamery butter 58 cents, various feeds, and hay values. Also mentions Tom Thumb Wedding staged by Mrs. J. D. Steele at the schoolhouse lawn party, with Mr. George Sielick visiting Towson family.
Advertisement describes sale of 36 acres near Winchester with improved dwelling, outbuildings, and orchard. Property includes 5 acres of apples and berries and 15 acres of chestnut and white oak timber. One-third cash day of sale, balance two-thirds via two bonds due in one and two years with 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Trustee: R Gray Williams.
A well known authority links meat consumption to kidney strain and backache. The remedy suggested is four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and improve urinary comfort.
On Saturday August 14, 1920 the executor of J W Steacy's will will offer for sale a 100 acre farm in Hellam Township York County Pennsylvania. The property near Hellam Station on the Pennsylvania Railroad includes a brick residence a large bank barn corn barn two tobacco sheds and other outbuildings. It is described as one of York County's best farms in good cultivation producing wheat corn oats tobacco and potatoes. Sale time 2 o clock p m Terms to be announced by 7-12-4. York Trust Company Executor.
An essay emphasizes that success can breed poverty if relied upon too easily. True worth lies in honest, long effort and learning from failures. those who endure setbacks gain practical insights. The reflection contrasts genuine struggle with effortless gain and cautions against complacency.
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