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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1924

Page

3

Pigs Win Battle Over Berryville Residency in Municipal Vote

Berryville Clarke county residents vote last week on whether pigs may continue living in pens inside the town limits. The council faced a porker centered dispute as factions argued for banishment versus allowed residence. In the end the hogs stay and the town’s porcine neighbors can remain nearby and shared in local life.

Berryville Clarke County

In Memoriam for Al Ware Six Years After Death

In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father Al Ware who departed this life six years ago on June 17 1918. We miss him daily and hope for peace in heaven. A sorrowful heart remains in the family and a lingering memory stays at the grave where flowers are scattered.

Aljourn Ware

Funeral notice for Alexander Hamilton family from Hagerstown

The grave of Christ hath made mourns a loving man. Mr and Mrs Alexander Hamilton of Hagerstown Md return after visiting sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs W L Aili on Lane Avenue. Master John Fisher assists his uncle in Hagerstown during the summer at Atlantic and Pacific store.

Alexander Hamilt Hagerstown W. Lee Aili Lane Avenue John Fisher Hagerstowe Atlantic Pacit

Racer Triumphs as Van Alstyn Fades in Turf Showdown

Jack Morton bets on his horse Racer against old rival Van Alstyn in a pivotal race for Fledgling and his own financial future. Dorothy hopes Morton wins to secure their life together as the crowd erupts in victory when Racer overtakes and prevails. Van Alstyn hints at a final chill, but Morton proves his nerve.

Racer Westway Jack Eieth Morton van Alstyn Dorothy Fledgling Dot van Alystyn Old Boy Porosky Mort Beatty Van Fen Cer Sneee

Train-Set Switches May Let Trains Control Tracks

A device described by London Tit-Bits could let trains select and reset their own track switches automatically after passing junctions. Automatic signaling on London Underground already limits signals to danger until clear, but a true self controlling system would remove human signal operators and reduce risk.

London

Japanese chemists claim rosin to oil synthesis success

Japanese researchers report a method to convert rosin into petroleum by heating resin with acid earth and magnesia under normal pressure. The product yields 50 percent naphthenes, 40 percent aromatics, and 10 percent unsaturates after purification, with a color range from pale green to water white and a carbon content of 88.6 percent.

Hiave Japan Europe

Wanting Judge Reflects on Marriage in Divorce Mill

Judge Summerfield vents after a long day in his divorce mill. He quotes a wry tale of a couple who chose not to marry, illustrating a cynical yet admiring view of modern romance and practical choices.

Qualified to Judge Daisy-Freda Says Dark Over Fair

Daisy-Freda faces critique in Stray Stories as May-Well asserts her preference for darker tone after trying both options. The quip highlights attitude toward appearance and performance in a playful column.

Daisy Freda

Planting Fruit Trees Requires Sufficient Root Space

Directions for planting fruit trees emphasize digging a hole large enough for roots, pruning only long roots, placing the tree slightly deeper than in nursery and leaning into wind, and packing soil firmly around roots so the tree cannot be pulled up when properly planted.

Paint More Farm Homes in 1924 Than 1928 Says Report

A 1924 initiative aims to paint more farm houses than in 1928. The program links paint to beauty and economy, urging farmers to brighten their properties and reduce upkeep costs.

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