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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
5
The message sees a great opportunity before American business to build large and lasting assets. It asserts the current difficulties can be overcome and that belief brings renewed energy to all forms of industry.
The Doctor urges cheerful recreation for longevity while the Patient questions the humor. The Doctor promises you will die laughing if you see the new Moonshine comedy at the Pleasure Palace.
Nell confesses losing color as Belle notes Nell is perspiring heavily during the dance. The dialogue captures heightened emotion and concern between two young women at a social event.
A distressed mother speaks to her frightened son in a tense scene with an officer present. The exchange hints at a tense incident, with the boy appearing unsettled and voices rising as the officer addresses the situation.
A brief exchange between Mrs Blusox and Mrs Baldwin jokes about a husband losing his hair and the line of his brow and dome. The light humor centers on appearances and status.
An English bride remained for her wedding as her church burned, firemen battled flames, and despite the blaze the marriage ceremony went on with sparks and smoke around the wedding party.
Eyewitness describes Mrs Smart wearing a cloth dress with trim in a purple blue red hue and a distinctive hat. The outfit created a striking overall effect.
Turkish hobby. Finger nail dye is a hobby of all the fastidious women of the better class in Turkey. Not just polish or pink paste is used, but actual reds and golds and blues are applied.
A canvasser notes no orders today to the publishing firm. One for a set of Dickens and the other to get out, as reported by the Boston Transcript.
United States Department of Agriculture scientists promote a spraying method to control alfalfa weevil. The system uses arsenicals at about two pounds of powder per 100 gallons, with soap to make the liquid stick. A high quality wagon-mounted outfit with proper pumps, gauges, and nozzles is required, spraying at about 1000 gallons per acre at the turning point of infestation for best effect.
An old account notes that a vessel carries about 1 740 tons of water as ballast and 360 tons in boilers. The hull design includes water tanks between hulls and supports around 350 passengers.
The Swiss make music on a horn while a Polynesian uses a shell reeds grass stems bones and even fat pieces whirled round. The head at four of a length of cord, music for which man's soul other parts of the world.
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