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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
2
A fragmentary note mentions Dr Charles F A of New York as heir to an estate and furniture at Erie and refers to him as John Hugh in connection with a vague appearance claim linked to de Mant Rho and lita.
A fragment from the Cinquirer quotes a conversation about bragging and self-promotion, noting that one party has rarely or never heard the other boast. The dialogue hints at mutual restraint and مز contrasting perceptions of self–praise.
Delaware earned the nickname Blue Hen State in the Revolutionary era when a Game Cock Regiment officer declared a true game cock must descend from a blue hen, linking the state’s heritage to a legendary poultry lineage.
Senator J. Brad Beverly of Fauquier County endorses Harry F Byrd for Virginia governor. Beverly, a longtime farm leader and former Farm Bloc head, cites Byrd’s ability and alignment on key issues like highway funding taxation equalization and a constitutional convention. He contrasts Byrd with Mapp and Moore and recalls past tax and road debates.
James Cannon of Richmond advocates a referendum on a Constitutional Convention. The Times-Dispatch supported my opposition, aligning with Senator Byrd. I remain opposed, while noting three of our candidates are prohibitionists. I doubt the so-called party machine controls Harry Byrd, whom I praise highly for ability and status in Virginia politics.
A black cat crossing a path is viewed as bad luck in some nations and a good omen in others. The belief likely stems from its association with witches who could bring either fortune or misfortune.
A compact reflection notes that reading and conversation provide identifiers for people and objects, but true judgment comes from our own meditation and inner processing, citing Waits as the source. The statement links dialogue with personal discernment and emphasizes inner reasoning over external sources.
Yankees return to New York find a pale and ambitious Babe Ruth. He dons his uniform for light practice but retires to the dug-out during the game with the Red Sox. His nurse accompanies him and they return to St. Vincent's Hospital after play. Also notes Samoa residents favor riding waterfalls with a 60 foot drop as a sport.
Henry Ford Harvey Firestone and Thomas Edison among backers invest in southern Florida properties. Roger Babson predicts vast opportunities in Florida over the coming years with Hollywood by the Sea leading the charge. Over 33 million dollars is being spent on public works this summer appealing to moderate investors. I offer properties on favorable terms from 1174 W Flagler St Miami.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasty easy alternative to cod liver oil to help undernourished children. It claims rapid flesh gain after sickness or suspected rickets, priced at 60 tablets for 60 cents with a 30 day money back guarantee. It urges purchases at Baker's Drug Store or Boyd's Drug Co.
James E. Smith of Fairmont W V a wealthy retired businessman who has been staying at the George Washington Hotel for about ten days closed negotiations Saturday for the purchase of a brick residence at 700 South Stewart Street from Alson S Hott. The house is noted as one of the most desirable in the district and Mr Smith and his wife plan to move to Winchester soon they had debated locating in Martinsburg or here but chose this city Smith is a Staunton native.
Bloom Brevities reports community notices from Bloom Virginia dated May 30. Items include Children's Day at St. John’s on June 14, social visits among residents, moves to the Pifer farm, and local gatherings. Names such as Ollie Shade Irene Brown J S Crabill G W Hulyer and Thomas S Cooper appear with several weekend calls and engagements.
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