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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
4
Two Memorials for Washington and Lincoln Rise by Potomac
The Washington obelisk along the Potomac dominates the capital with a simple timeless form. Nearby the Lincoln Memorial stands as a complementary temple like structure reflecting Lincoln’s service to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington. Star
Potomac
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Washington Obelisk
Ruion
Lincoln
Washington
Dusty Dan Receives Kindness From Ailing Drifter
A narrator recalls feeding a down and out man, offering seven cents to spend as he pleases, and predicting a brewing storm. The old speaker reflects on changing virtue and the limits of charity, noting the man departs singing despite his troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aii
Ander
Willie
Fulwiler May Be Postmaster in Staunton
Washington June 10 Robert Sam Fulwiler may resign as a prohibition director for Virginia to accept the Staunton postmastership his hometown Friends and officials say health problems and long absences have worsened his condition and he could take the new position at his convenience Crupper and Cons man p have given assurances he may assume the Staunton postmaster role when ready
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igaaa
Washington
Robert Sam Fulwiler
Virnia
Ve Staunton
Joseph L. Crupper
Cons Man P
Crupat
Staunton
She Was Worth Much to Him After Wedding Scene
A fragmented tale shows a groom paying a minister after their marriage. The minister declines a fixed fee and accepts whatever value the groom assigns. A separate line hints at a woman inheriting a million dollars and a strange birthday notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
John Mann Memorial Methodist Church Services
Sunday services at John Mann Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Cork Street. Pastor to start sermon series God’s Photo Gallery The Religious Portraits of Prominent Bible Characters. 11 a.m. Absalom, The Friend of God. 3 15 p.m. Adult Bible and teacher training class. 8 p.m. Christ, Our Great Shepherd. All are welcome. Rev. Joseph Whelmler, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann
Wont Stand for Christian Science
Spokane reports a Hutton Settlement orphanage cut off medical care after the entire medical staff resigned overnight. Physicians say they refuse to be responsible for children's health if Christian Science treatment is allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Spokane
Washington
Hutton Settlement
Miss Hughes Bride of Chauncey Wad dell
The first cabinet wedding of the Harding administration will be Catherine Hughes daughter of the Secretary of State and Mrs Hughes to Chauncey Lockhart Wad dell of New York. The ceremony is at Bethlehem Chapel Episcopal Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul with a reception at the Pan American Building. President and Mrs Harding cabinet members and the diplomatic corps will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Catherine Hughes
Hughes
Chauncey Lockhart Waddell
New York
Bethlehem Chapel
Episcopal Cathedral
SS. Peter and Paul
Griffith Sees Lloyd George After Anglo Irish Talks
After the Anglo Irish treaty signatories meeting in London, Arthur Griffith president of Dail Eireann was to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George this afternoon. A settlement of the questions at issue was likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Lloyd George
New Rules for Park Property at George Washington Headquarters
Trustees of the George Washington Headquarters property announce posted notices warning visitors against climbing the cannon and trees. They vow prosecution for vandalism and unlawful acts while inviting the public to visit under park worthy rules enforced like other public spaces. Trustees include Robert M. Ward as chairman with Dr William P. McGuire C Vernon Eddy Mrs Harry R. Greene and Miss Lucy FF Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Braddock and
Cork Streets
Common Council
Robert M. Ward
William P. McGuire
C. Vernon Eddy
Harry R. Greene
Lucy FF. Kurtz
Farmers Organize at White Hall Farm ers Union
The White Hall Farmers Union chapter was organized last night at the school house with George Carson as president John Reese as vice president and Eugene Anderson as secretary treasurer A board of directors and other officers were chosen. D C Harrison urged formation and a charter will be sought Funds were subscribed and county officers will be elected soon An exchange in Winchester is under consideration This marks six Frederick county local chapters and a state meeting is planned in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
George Carson
Ece
John Reese Yoyice
Eugene Anderson
Imer. D. C. Harrison
Boyce
Frederick County
Winchester
Mrs Long Credits Vege table Compound For Restored Health
A Farm woman from Larwill Indiana describes prolonged fatigue dizziness and pain. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she says she feels well again and now urges friends to try it for similar troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Herbert Long
Larwill
Indiana
Mrs. Long
Piano Studio Opens for Mrs Harry H Cookus and Frank Buck
Piano studio opening announced with Mrs Harry H Cookus and Frank L Buck. Location at 359 J on or after June 1 with a June 15 start date for lessons. dates and contact details not fully clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Cookus
Frank L. Buckey
Brevities From Kernstown News June Update
Kernstown Va June 9 A list of local visits moves and construction updates. Howard Chapman family and James Chapman of Womeldorph Pa visited. Graham Cooper family moved to Winchester. Tidler visiting Washington. Mrs E L Mcintosh guest of Campbells. A R Lichliter visiting Ashland Ky. Harry Steele building a new two room school building under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
Howard Chapman
James Chapman
Womeldorph
Graham Cooper
Winchester
W. Q. ‘Tidler
Washington
E. L‘ Mcintosh
R. L. Campbell
A. R. Lichliter
Ashland
Harry Steele
Horsemen Voices Across Lands Travel Stereotypes
A traveling observer notes cultural quirks in equestrian culture with phrases describing British tongue clicks Norwegian kiss sounds Arab vocal rolls and a Neapolitan coachman barking like a dog as they ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giddap
First Pilgrim Woman Dies at Cape Cod Bay
Mrs. William Bradford, wife of future Plymouth Colony governor, drowned after falling into the sea while the Mayflower lay at anchor in Cape Cod Bay before a settlement site was chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Cape Cod Bay
Earliest cricket reference and monk bowlers noted
The text cites John Derrick's 1598 remark about playing cricket. It mentions a Bodleian image dating two centuries earlier showing a monk bowling to another monk, illustrating early forms of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Derrick
Fellowes
Bodleian
Oxford
Humorous Newspaper Snippets and Witty Exchange
A collection of quips and dialogue scenes includes a grocer explaining old eggs due to holiday chicken deaths, a campaign quip about public service, a poker table joke on cheating and mercy, and a juror’s patience as Mrs Gadder’s call looms.
Milking Tip: Busy Cows Forget to Kick
A farmer explains cow handling by keeping cows focused on good food. He suggests entertaining methods like reading news or singing, but emphasizes feeding as the key to preventing kicks during milking.
Circumstances Regretted Proposal Banter Between Men
Dialog reveals Mr Meekton Ill recalling the day he proposed to his wife. He describes feeling absurd while Mr Quail asks if she laughed. He notes he sometimes wishes she had laughed, hoping it would have eased embarrassment and changed the subject.
Fragmented Dialogue Exchange From a Silent Courtship Scene
A terse dialogue excerpts two characters Mrs DeGrabb and a man discussing restraint and crying. Another voice, Willing to Learn, comments on the boy who is told to restrain his tears. The snippet hints at a domestic scene with admonitions and emotion.
Puzzled Teddy and Sister Banter Over Pa’s Plans
Teddy wonders how their father will handle a challenge while Sister’s Hero asks what needs managing. Teddy recalls their father planning to mop the floor with you, leaving the siblings debating the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
A Happy Match and Right Back at Father Dialogue
Dialogue excerpt shows a daughter recounting Augustus advice about family marriage. The exchange contrasts a younger suitor’s potential with a father’s hesitance. The conversation hints at wealth and suitability as motives in matrimonial choices.
Frederick County Property Auction Notice in Winchester
Four deeds of trust from Emma Baker and husband secure sale of about 25 acres near Mt. Williams Frederick County Virginia. Public auction in front of the county court house on July 1 1922 with terms: over third cash day of sale and balance in two annual installments secured by bonds a deed of trust and insurance policy. M M Lynch trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Baker
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Mt. Williams
M. M. Lynch
Twin brothers provoke identity riddle over there
Hudson notes two brothers while Blake asks which is which. The riddle hinges on appearance as one looks like the other, yet is not. The dialogue hints at confusion over resemblance and distinction between the siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Blake
Noted Author Quote Sparks Excerpted Dialogue
A brief quote highlights a writer asking about crafting scenarios and answering that a long kiss can serve as the climax, with scenes built to lead up to it. The dialogue frames writing as deliberate scene construction.
Looking Ahead. Brown and Green Banter Quiet Baby Scene
A brief dialogue shows Brown noting a barefoot dancer and Green confirming skepticism about combining a stunt with nighttime baby care. The exchange hints at domestic tensions and the challenges of balancing performance with family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Green
Try a Star Want Ad Reading Eebbe Se ee
Local classified note shows a playful name line and a brief call to try classified ads. Readable text resembles a tiny want ad snippet inviting readers to place a star themed notice.
Shade couple plans move to join relative in Indiana
Mr and Mrs Earl Shade and Walter M Shade left by auto for Wabash Indiana to join Walter’s wife Mrs W Shade. They will be gone ten days stopping at several of the larger towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shade
Walter M. Shade
Au Mobile
Wabash
Ind
W. Shade
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