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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1921

Page

5

Blizzard Night Drive Wins Helen Trimmer’s Love

Bob Trimmer braves a fierce blizzard on a horse to reach Bayside for an intended meeting with Helen Moore. He arrives after a dramatic journey, speaks of courage, and wins her belief as he declares love and commitment.

Salany Ieee Bob Ee Bob Florence Contac Jess Bayside Bob Trimmer Fred Snyder Helen Moore Snyder Rocky Hill Road West Alley Road Dixie Ghaige Renpestee Helen Bob Trimmmer Mr. M Sneyder Fred West Alley Old Dixie

Object to social decline in Harper's view

Edward S. Martin argues that people resist downward social movement more than reduced means. A strong inner life detached from possessions could lessen envy of others, easing marriage and family formation even amid material hardship. He suggests spiritual mindset as a buffer against social decline and urges focus on necessities over luxury.

Ofte Edward S. Martin Harper's

The Value of Reading in a Western Town Library

The Christian Science Monitor notes Lincoln would value public access to books and praises free reading advice displayed for towns. It argues modern presidents face higher expectations and stresses libraries' critical role in democracy and citizen education.

Lincoln United States Christian Science Monitor

Dustins Tale of Rail Fare and Rate Rise Joke

Past and Present contains a quip from Dustin Stax about borrowing money for rail fare. A cynical friend cites history predicting higher rates leading others to imitate. The exchange frames rising costs and mimicry in a succinct, wry dialogue.

Dustin Stax

Supper for Two at Burrows in 1921 Reynold City

Evie and Tommy, a young engaged couple, plan a special supper at Burrows on Broadway. They save money for a modest night out, savoring ice cream, ginger ale, and a balcony view while the orchestra plays, the bill adding up to their careful spend.

Evie Tommy Pop Burton's Great Res

Hidden Honeymoon Hope in a Frugal Love Story

A couple at a restaurant discuss love and money as the wife’s extravagant choices clash with the husband Norton Forman’s weariness. The scene reveals Eva Blake and Tommy Deane, a bookkeeper and stenographer pair, who are secretly engaged. Alice, the boss’s wife, prompts raising wages to support the couple’s future, teaching a contrast between wealth and affection.

Weather lore from common plants and flowers

The article explains how openings and folds of daisies dandelions and other plants forecast rain. It notes the scarlet pimpernel opens wide in sunshine and folds to signal rain, while chickweed carnations and other flora indicate damp or dry air by their openness or leaf movement.

Gila Monster Harmless Says Dr Lucas

Dr Frederic Lucas states no known human death from Gila monster bites. The reptile’s venom harms small animals and its fangs rarely deliver a full envenomation. A five year old’s pet creature never bitten, while a Brooklyn museum attendant suffered a severe bite but recovered.

Frederic Lucas Mexico Lucas

Fortune Teller and the Stingy Old Maid

A dialogue excerpt shows a fortune teller claiming a stingy old maid gave $3 for a prediction. The teller asserts the maid would meet an accident before turning twenty-four, implying a grim consequence to vindicate the fee.

The Family Circle Adam's Apple Joke

A short humor item in which a father explains the Adam's apple to his son as a reminder of the day he got hit in the neck, illustrating a playful exchange from a Fort Worth Star-Telegram page.

Johnnie Fort Worth

West Virginia Pair Wed Here

Mr. Bernard 8 Ott and Miss L Fielding both of Charlestown Jerson county West Virginia came to Chester yesterday, obtained a marriage license at the Clerk of the Corporation Court, and were married at about noon at the Presbyterian Manse on North Street by the pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Rev. J H Yesterday the couple returned to Charlestown to make their home.

Bernard Ott L. Fielding Charlestown Jerson County W. Va Chester Corporation Court Terian Manse North Street Iterian Church

Rails Advance On Buying Orders Amid Market Narrowing

The market moved in a narrow rut into the second hour as rails led gains. Canadian Pacific rose 2 percent while Great Northern Union Pacific and St. Paul gained 1 to 1.5 percent. steels and equipment firmed with Bethlehem lagging. Tobacco shares Liggett rose sharply. foreign exchange recovered and money opened higher. Miss Mary Robinson left for Charlestown with family for a Mountain Lake Park trip.

Associated Press New York Canadian Pacific Great Mary Robinson Charlestown G Law Mev Staeg Mountain’ Lake ‘Parke Md

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