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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1921
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows a notary or bank cashier attestation dated July 7 1921 with WM G Hardy as cashier R Gray Williams Steward Bell Lewis F Cooper as directors and Ance s W Beverley as notary public commission expires June 20 1921.
A fragmentary OCR shows a bank cashier H. D. Fuller with a sum 2 876 185 29 likely dollars, attested by W P McGuire Ridgeway Byrd McCann and witnessed by Helen G Miller in July 1921. The text reads as a corrected attest ation and director signatures on a financial document.
A New York publisher who made a sudden fortune retires to blend back into old haunts. Rumor swirls about his wealth and presence in society as questions arise about his personal life and future writings.
A humorous strip notes a woman seeking 15000 in damages for a lost thumb. The quip suggests the thumb kept her husband in line, turning the case into an ironic sore point for the Henpeck-Good household.
A jumble of quips and sketches from London notes artfully contrasts social rules with clever retorts. Jests about credit, society, lawsuits, and stage life mingle with roguish banter among readers.
A humorous dialogue contrasts a discovery claim about bacteria spreading via kissing with a witty senior’s incredulous reply. The exchange highlights a joke about science and everyday behavior.
A jumble of quoted lines discusses women, secrecy, cooking, company, and fishing smacks. It references New Fish Stories, John Barleycorn, and a moonlit walk with a boastful, unnamed Lapleigh while critiquing flirtatious behavior and social norms.
A fragmented exchange shows a judge granting divorce amid questions about a reforming spouse. The snippet references a prompt for prompt car access and a claim of marital reform, leaving details unclear.
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