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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
7
A narrator contrasts an open charming crook with a dragon who gambles on Thursday and misbehaves through Friday and Saturday while attending church three times on Sunday. The piece presents_choice between two figures and satirically explores personal vice.
Lebanon Indiana testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a wonderful medicine for women with stomach and other troubles. Emma Baker of Lebanon says it restored her health and urges others to try the remedy.
Treasury announces partial redemption for 4 3 4% Victory Notes of 1922 23 with letters A through F on serials. Interest on redeemed notes ends December 15, 1922 while notes labeled G through L remain payable at principal on May 20, 1923. Details available in Circular No. 299 from the Treasury.
Dr Robert M Glass and his son Bobbie depart after noon for a lengthy journey to the west traveling via Chicago and Minneapolis to Little Falls Minnesota. They will visit Yellowstone Yosemite Mount Rainier and other sites then return to Winchester by mid September. Mrs Glass Colleen Glass and guests spend extended vacation at Mountain Lake Park Maryland and at Victor Montana.
A United States Department of Agriculture report shows a 60.8 percent drop in stallions enrolled in 14 leading horse producing states from 1915 to 1921. Purebreds rise while light breeds and jacks adjust. Pennsylvania Indiana and Michigan pass purebred only laws for public service with strict soundness rules.
The article argues that balanced rations convert coarse feeds into higher value meat and stresses the need for constant personal supervision. It notes farmers who cannot profit from hogs despite balanced rations have much to learn and suggests careful management as key to profitability.
Pigs kept in small dry yards gain less health and vigor than those with pasture range. Well exercised pigs may roam less distance but stay sturdier and healthier overall.
The text notes that insufficient protein leads to animals shedding hair late in spring and fattening slowly during early pasture season. It also mentions straw feeding as a cause of this condition.
Lambs should begin nibbling at grains around two weeks old. A good mixture uses grofind corn two parts crushed oats two parts linseed meal one part and wheat bran one part.
Individual batting averages for Winchester players in league games are listed with games at bat runs hits and averages. Leading performers include Hiser Baker Snyder and Weems, while others with fewer at bats are noted. pitching and fielding figures appear alongside batting data.
Bloom, Va. notes include Mr and Mrs E A Richard and daughter visiting near Strasburg. P P Glynn welcomed a baby boy last Sunday. Mrs Howard Allamong is confined to bed with flu. Gilbert Russell has been ill for over a week.
Norfolk and Western timetable shows trains to Bristol Roanoke and intermediate stops with Pullman cars to Bristol and Williamson, a Shenandoah Roanoke cafe car, and a Memphis special connection at Roanoke. Evening service No 17 runs at 6:53 p.m. toward Shenandoah and intermediate stations.
No. 28-8.89 a m Vor Hagerstows and intermediate stations Warris burg Philadelphia New Yor connection at i Janation for Washington. No. 1¢-7.36¢ pw Parlor cart Hagerstown Pullman sleeper Wes teretown to Philadelphia No. 2 -11.38 p m Pullman sleeper to Phiadelphia and New York For fares schedule laiman reser vations or additional information ap ply to H. H. Burks Ag nt Berryville Va or W. C. Saunders Gea Peas Agt Roanoke Va
A fragmented note suggests Huckleberry Finn inspiration from real figures and ties to Mark Twain. mentions a figure named Murney Parthing and a deceased pauper in Alaska, hinting at a distant link to Twain and their school days.
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