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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
6
Heavy selling of motor shares, likely tied to a belief that peak motor car production and sales for the year has passed, weighed on the Whole stock market before noon. Motors weakness prompted short selling in steels, equipment, sugars, tobaccos, oils and cans as railroad trading slowed and call money opened at 5 percent. About 750,000 shares traded.
Union leaders in New England call a strike of telephone operators, excluding Connecticut, with aims of higher wages and shorter hours. Regional council notes the walkout came after other measures failed, while company officials expect most workers to remain at their posts in a bid to avoid service disruptions.
A rough excerpt discusses deep focused study of a subject with constant mental preoccupation. The author describes examining all bearings and perpetual effort to master the topic, though the text becomes garbled and ends abruptly.
Thomas F. Dawson Colorado state historian and prominent newspaper figure died in a Denver hospital from injuries after the Bear Creek Canyon car crash that killed Sumner Curtis of Washington and Thomas French of Denver. The trio were part of the news media accompanying President Harding.
Two speakers discuss a book titled The Boomerang with a question about its receipt. Dale confirms the book has arrived, noting it came back.
A self congratulatory note praises a well written article as classy and thoughtful noting the writer's pride and recognition of a single person who takes them seriously.
A fragment from Herman Melville evokes a dramatic hilltop setting with Greylock-like grandeur and a mythic command to build upon a cleared site. The cutaway text blends literary flourish with stormy imagery and a later stray line notes a hazardous accident with alcohol and fire.
An authority explains undigested food ferments in the stomach causing souring and heaviness, belching, and heartburn. It recommends four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and promote digestion.
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