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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
3
London June 11 The latest report says an attempt to kill Nicholas Lenine the Bolshevik premier of Russia failed amid the driver of his car being killed The assault occurred June 2 and follows a rise of pro czar activity in Russia with the bowels of the bolshevik government now in Moscow
Washington June 11. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt said reports that the German grand fleet was assembling for an active campaign continued to reach the Navy Department though from fewer sources. Rumors of imminent action came from Holland Denmark and Sweden but are less general than weeks ago, leading the department to believe a break for the open is unlikely.
The article outlines oats production steps from land preparation to seeding. It stresses moisture retentive fertile soil, clean graded seed treated for smut, and early seeding with a grain drill. It advises disk harrowing to cut stalks, proper residue incorporation, and avoiding burning. It ends with soil conditions for a firm seed bed and cautions against spring plowing.
The article analyzes oats acreage and value, noting an average 59 459 000 acres over 1912 16 and an output of 1 296 437 000 bushels worth 521 436 000 dollars. It discusses climate, soil, drainage, and the need for moisture and humus, plus fertilizer and seed bed preparation practices.
United States Department guidance urges brood sows to gain exercise by voluntary movement. Scatter corn in stalk fields during winter to encourage rooting and natural activity rather than feeding at sleeping quarters. Use a manure spreader to distribute corn and ensure it is not wasted.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article explains the critical role of the honey bee in cross fertilization of fruit blossoms and crops. It notes bees contribute more to cross fertilization than to honey production and can insure fertilization when weather allows during blooming.
The note advises frequent inspection for thrush in a horse's feet and careful cleaning with a hoof pick. It recommends applying a strong disinfectant such as coal tar products with a syringe or brush, and asserts that proper care will eliminate the trouble.
The article lists graduates from the Academic and Commercial departments receiving diplomas. Names include Clara Beck Raymond Cool Jerry Cromer Mary Dispanett Josephine Ebersole and others. Special proficiency certificates from Underwood Typewriter Co were noted with required scores and a 61 words per minute achievement. Principal N D Cool reviewed class history and presented diplomas.
The War Department announced that two government powder plants at Charleston West Virginia and Nashville Tennessee were completed two months ahead of schedule and have begun operation. They will produce large quantities of sulfuric and nitrated acids for smokeless powder and employ about thirty thousand workers across multiple buildings.
A persuasive advert urging readers to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for stomach pains fever cramps and diarrhoea. It emphasizes prompt relief before a physician can be summoned and claims the medicine can save life. Sold by all dealers.
A brief quotation discusses that amendments rarely fix original wrongs and may create new mischief in alternate forms, reflecting skeptical views on correcting past errors.
An ad promises Danderine will double hair beauty quickly. It claims the product cleanses dust and oil, adds wave and luster, and removes dandruff while invigorating the scalp, with a small bottle costing only a few cents. The copy urges trying it as directed.
President Wilson issued a solemn warning that America must not let labor difficulties disrupt war efforts. In a telegram to the American Federation of Labor in St Paul, he urged that no controversy between capital and labor interrupt production and that government mediation be fully employed and respected. The message praised American workers for backing soldiers on the battle line and urged unity at home.
Edward Hurley chairman of the Shipping Board told Notre Dame commencement exercises that American shipping would reach about 13 518 000 tons in 1919, more than Britain produced in any five years of its history. The audience heard a bold forecast on national maritime output.
Two deeds of trust dated March 12 1915 record in Frederick County Virginia trustees sale of J D Oates property 18 acre tract with residence orchard well near Bethel Church to be sold at public auction at 12 noon in front of the Court House provisions require one third cash with balance in two equal yearly installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Possession given decentinety.
The note states Miss Mamie Muse departed today on a visit to Wilmington Delaware with no listed companions or plans provided.
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