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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
5
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture describe leg weakness in baby chicks as comparable to rickets, caused by lime and phosphate deficiencies. It notes how poor nutrition, lack of sunlight, confined housing, and unbalanced feed contribute, and recommends cod liver oil as the best treatment and preventive measure.
The Office Manager declares Swift fired after a contentious ad campaign. The exchange echoes in an undertaker's ad planning phase as executives press for urgency and impact.
A customer confronts a dealer over promised gains from a watch claimed to save time. The dealer reveals the Gaylight model as the latest offering with no extra charge, while the customer questions the regulation of such claims.
A fragmentary dialogue notes admiration for two daughters nicknamed Goddesses of Wisdom. Mr Longsbury sighs that they are highly admired yet never married. The tone hints at social expectations and personal resignation.
United States Department of Agriculture finds that dry material in beet sugar filter press cake is largely calcium carbonate and suitable for liming soils. It contains small amounts of nitrogen, phosphoric acid, potash and organic material. The analysis results are in Circular 267 by Sidney F. Sherwood.
An OCR fragment portrays a crowded street car with a tense fare moment and a colored man reacting to the conductor. The text shifts to brief, satirical notes on daily life including a mother attempting a rhyme with a three year old and a dismissive remark about learning.
Little Jean eight enjoys new words and brown sugar. Her auntie prepares bread butter and brown sugar. I fear excess sugar and urge it to be used fluently. Shakespeare vocabulary rivaled by Gabriele d Annunzio. he visits Paris in spring claiming a 15000 word range from various volumes.
A terse reflection notes that a man living for self risks corruption from his companions, echoed by a wry Boston Trap et sodas line.
The passage argues for patient nurturing of incubator chicks, teaching them to scratch and exercise early. It emphasizes observing the mother hen and guiding each chick, especially the backward pupil, to develop sturdy pullets and cockerels through early habits of effort and feeding.
Guests discuss an evening gown as Mr Grouchmore comments that the outfit would be more merciful if stunning, while the speaker defends its dramatic impact. The exchange hints at social tensions and fashion critique.
The Leviathan makes a smooth trial voyage from Boston toward West Indian waters. About 450 guests aboard, with an enlarged passenger capacity planned, and a lengthy trial program focused on cuisine, machinery, speed, and vessel behavior under varying conditions.
A bass bait line is offered for sale at 510 Highland Avenue Henry Cave. The listing notes the location and item type for potential buyers.
Unconfirmed reports state nine forest fire fighters are missing near Echo Lake, trapped by fires in the National Forest Reserve. The alert comes as officials in St Paul monitor the situation with forestry headquarters issuing the latest advices. Bird population in northern agricultural districts shows counts rising, averaging more than a half per acre in some areas.
A nostalgic column recalls a childhood first love interrupted when a girl chose another boy. A harsh tale follows of a runaway love involving a farm family, a wedding ring, a watch, and forty dollars in savings. The piece ends with a note on finding happiness in the present and modest joys.
A series of early 20th century notices show candidates announcing runs for offices in Frederick County and Gainesboro District. Names include Moshe, Harry W. Hick, and Petty, with references to Democratic primaries set for August 7 in respective years.
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