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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
7
Fragmented readable text points to a brief local notice or item with uncertain words and missing details. The visible terms include partial phrases and scattered letters, lacking clear names, places, or dates for a fuller summary.
Baker departs for London with her mother amid a poignant farewell. McCormick, visibly moved, stays on the train as the couple exchange a final kiss before the departure from Paris. Mary Landon is left behind, expressing that she will not see her beloved again.
McCormick whispers of a week long separation as tears fall. Mary paces anxiously near the train, later joining Allister on the platform. Allister pleads to be remembered in London, while Miss Baker answers softly, a clear sign of departure.
The article urges gardeners to wage warfare on weeds to protect crop yields. It cites Agriculture Department experiments showing weed eradication as a primary benefit of cultivation and offers a free booklet upon request to the Division of Publication in Washington, D.C., asking for F. B. 660.
Major M. H. Hudgins announces Fishburne Military School has been designated an honor school by the War Department. The Third Corps Area telegram from Baltimore dated June 8, 1922, informs principal Hudgins of the award and Secretary of War’s congratulations.
The third Corpa Area notes add the commanding general and staff to an official honor list. Ten schools hold the honor designation in the United States. The Fishburne battalion, inspected by Army officers for eligibility, was led by Cadet Major Beverley Wright of Winchester.
Dr Carey promotes Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder troubles with a money back guarantee. The message urges potential patients to watch for symptoms such as eye specks swelling and backache and says tens of thousands benefited. Distribution through Boyd Drug Co and other pharmacists nationwide is noted.
The Star lists wholesale prices quoted today by local buyers as part of its daily market corrections. This brief item notes current pricing trends and reflects typical market activity in the local trade.
A snapshot of prices for local wholesale and retail markets including eggs butter flour and spring chickens. The list shows per unit costs such as local flour barrels and sacks and various middlings and screenings with figures for different cuts and grades.
Market prices for corn oats butter and meat products listed with spot figures and general activity. Includes hogs fat cattle and poultry trends with noted declines and mixed demand.
Weekly list of unclaimed letters for the week ending June 10, 1922. Names include J. W. Armentrout, B. F. Gordon & Co. en Roy, Chas. Fly, Mrs. Sadie Johnson, James Littleton, Miss Ruth Morris, Miss Lena Newlin, and two letters for Miss Lena Newlin. recipients must pay one cent per letter.
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