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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
4
A poem titled Ghosts reflects on conversations with spirits and the speaker's cautious stance toward ghosts and the afterlife. The piece contrasts worn arguments with a waitful mood as the author imagines reunion in a distant space after life. The text presents a reflective, rhythmic meditation on faith, memory, and mortality.
The text confirms Associated Press copyright and exclusive republication rights for dispatches credited to AP or its affiliates and for locally published news in this paper. It states the AP retains use of its news content and local material included in the edition.
A Baltimore Sun summary notes the president grew combative while discussing the League of Nations and moral responsibility. He lampooned rivals and warned Lodge and others to beware sharper language as the exchange intensified.
Senator Smoot defends the party stance on the League of Nations and Lodge reservations after Taft’s platform remarks. He argues the plank does not repudiate the league nor commit to future actions, noting any moves depend on a future president and conditions.
Consumer ad urging buyers to choose Diamond Dyes to avoid streaks or ruined fabrics. Highlights easy directions and reliable results in every package.
An old promotion touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to create a cheap facial bleach for skin whitening. It cites famous film stars and notes lemons as a freckle and sunburn remover while endorsing daily application on face and hands. A new Orchard Products charter is recorded for Front Royal to manufacture vinegar and cider.
Florida stock farm owners join the Better Sires Better Stock campaign offering free service with their Holstein bull and Hampshire boar to improve cow quality. A Duroc boar will join when mature, with registered cows charged a service fee and all cows to be tick free.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that marketing hay and roughage requires heavy handling and hauling by farm labor and teams, causing fertility losses that could be returned to fields if fed to livestock.
A United States Department prepared report shows that over half of the 1918 wheat crop was sold by farmers in the three months starting with July. About 69.3 percent sold within four months. Monthly sales then dropped to 1.6 percent of the annual total by June 1919.
The article lists harvest percentages by month for numerous crops. June misses key threshold for strawberries while July shows over half harvests for barley oats and raspberries. September leads with several crops above 50 percent, and October completes with 56 percent sugar beets.
Donald-Dixon plans a sixty day balloon journey around the world. Duncan-Indeed jokes he will decide on the route only after waking up.
In a heated exchange, an investor asks if the mine has proved valuable. The reply confirms continued growth and a persistent need for additional funds to adequately develop the expanding prospect.
Edith and her mother clash over Mrs Gossip 80 in a clipped domestic exchange. The dialogue highlights Mrs Talbitt entertaining Mrs Gos sip and a playful jab about appearance versus character.
A playful dialogue on lobsters changing color in heat. One speaker notes the “green” state until heated, the other counters with a witty reply about color and boiling water.
They say the Jonses are a very happy couple. But Jones is a traveling man and is very seldom at home. Exactly.
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