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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
6
Open types of public markets function to aid producer and consumer distribution. The U S Department of Agriculture promotes curb and shed markets as economical meeting places, with restrictions on dealers and opportunities for direct producer sales.
Reading fragments show farmers hold a mistaken belief that corn suckers hinder growth. Experts note years of observation on ears and plant health challenge the idea as a general hindrance and call for reassessment of management practices.
An OCR fragment describes a place called Ber sbiciae near a city’s springs that briefly rises into prominence, then nearly vanishes. It mentions a summer season and a high level of transitory activity tied to the area and local attire.
A red headed woman temporarily in London with her husband and child mocked Britain’s phone service. She says whenever the husband answers or lifts the receiver, she must remove their son from the room to keep the husband from swearing. An ad seeks an experienced designer for a new project.
A testimonial showing Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieving inflammation displacement and pain for women in Michigan. Mrs. W Britten and Mrs. Jessie Granger report marked improvement after lengthy use. The notice extols feminine health as vital to family life and offers a free booklet upon request.
A judge admonishes a young man to quit his association with harmful friends and promises he will not appear again, urging the youth to stay away from trouble in the future.
Philippa and Fressie discuss Billy's habit as he smokes cigarettes, noting they are Philippa's cigarettes that he smokes. The exchange reveals a domestic quirk about shared smoking.
A quotation by Longfellow notes that history is a puppet show where one man appears with a trumpet, exits, another man follows with a trumpet, and the scene repeats, leaving the past momentarily refreshed before fading again.
Beekeeping offers a profitable supplementary income for fruit growers. One hive per bearing orchard is advised, with strong attention to hive placement and keeping colonies healthy during blooming. Wind and other insects are unreliable for pollen transfer compared to the honey bee.
Multiple small ads offer work buying candy making supplies from Candy Makers Co Philadelphia with no experience required and big pay. Also items for sale rent and services listed including a dumping truck for hire a cottage and furnished rooms and a range of miscellaneous notices.
A Chicago widow hosted her ex husband for dinner and received a check for alimony. She accepted it laughing and quipped that taxation without representation applied to her situation.
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