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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1921
Page
3
A fragmentary dialogue features a popular novelist’s blunt stereotype about women and men, a rider called Parson avoiding profanity, and Farmer Hays joking about a cart of potatoes. The passages mix humor and moral musings on greatness and appearance.
A humorous dialogue notes a motorist who checks his own car from stem to stern after a mishap, showing notable consideration. The exchange contrasts such behavior with a new clearing house rule about noon openings and a banking boss’s joke about early hours.
Fragmented OCR text shows incomplete dialogue and a girl facing a mirror with eyes closed. The garbled phrases hint at self perception or a moment of hesitation, but no clear event, date, or identifiable figures emerge from the readable portion.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a doctor and feelings of improvement but no identifiable event, person, place, or organization to summarize into a newspaper card. The excerpt lacks concrete details required for T and S.
A fragmentary scene depicts dialogue between characters named Not Then and Mrs Eye Misery about company and worn footwear during a tense visit. The snippet hints at social misfortune and playful wordplay within a domestic setting.
A fragment shows a couple debating marriage as love and a wife suing for alimony or food needs. Dialog hints at hardship, misunderstood finances, and parental concern as a child interjects about colors and noise in a domestic scene.
A fragmentary dialogue has Bings and another character debating what ends in regret when a man exercises a pet dog on a lead chain. The exchange hints at a puzzle about outcomes and consequences in a casual street scene.
In a candid exchange, Senator Sorghum responds to a remark on his extempore sounding speech. He says he spent weeks refining the address to achieve the intended impression. The brief dialogue highlights tension between spontaneity and deliberate preparation.
A jagged line reads as a cipher like quip about a one handed man and a glass eye at a keyhole. The text combines odd phrases and names such as Mack and Knutt in a puzzling excerpt.
A Stephens City group led by Mrs Jessie Carbaugh and Mrs Belle Grim asks Frederick County officials to provide a sheltered voting booth for women to cast ballots. They cite weather concerns and say last year's method violated the law. Mr H E Shull promised to inquire into the matter.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company announced wage cuts effective August 6 for workers on trolley elevated and subway lines in Brooklyn and some Manhattan subways. Employees have agreed to the reduction.
The Associated Press reports a warmer week ahead starting Monday with generally fair skies and near to above normal temperatures. Local thundershowers are possible in the first half of the week across North and Middle Atlantic States.
Mr. Frank Barrett was honored with a surprise birthday party at his home in Obdar Grove Virginia on Wednesday evening July 13. About two dozen friends attended. refreshments were served and guests departed after expressing well wishes for many more birthdays. The Christian Endeavor society of Pleasant Valley plans a fishing party at Beaver’s Pond on July 27. Mrs. Grant Clark is indisposed. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brenner and two children and Mrs. Frank Barrett with two daughters traveled to Washington earlier this week to visit friends.
In a humorous exchange, Mr. Cumrox quips that many house pets are vocalists, reflecting his playful objection to loud animal behavior. The dialogue centers on a lighthearted debate about “dumb” animals and their noisiness.
Catarrh described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine marketed as a tonic and blood purifier claiming to cleanse blood and restore normal conditions. Available at all druggists with circulars free. Ir. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Market Street M E Church plans a 9 45 am Sunday school and a men s Bible class. The 11 am union morning service at Braddock Street M E Church South features Bishop Collins Denny as preacher. Evening service at 8 pm invites all to attend.
The text outlines Sunday activities at the First Baptist Church with an 11 a.m. Sunday school for all ages, 11 a.m. division of classes, 7 p.m. Young People's service, and 8 p.m. Evening song service with gospel folk. Pastor Charles Adby invites sharing in the benefits of services.
Washington July 23 Six Army cantonments will be abandoned by the War Department Secretary announced the plan to close these army posts including Camp Meade and others as part of postwar reductions.
A government brief lists two of six camps as Camp Devens Massachusetts and Camp Meade Maryland with four others unnamed. The note indicates these sites were designated for a forthcoming activation or training use.
In Hattiesburg a white man connected to the murder of Mrs. J. was hanged by a mob in the courthouse yard before a pending appeal could be heard. The incident follows a previous court ruling and reflects ongoing unrest.
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