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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
2
In light of Rev R J Cling continued illness he cannot preach at St Pauls Lutheran service Sunday. Mr Driscoll will fill the pulpit delivering a message of strong interest to the congregation.
The president acting today signed the annual appropriation bill directing the regular Army to 160000 men by October 1. He urged Congress that further legislation may be needed to avoid government embarrassment over enlistment obligations and advised dismissal for those who enlisted for an indefinite period.
Senate leaders warned of delaying the Naval appropriation bill as House cuts threaten Navy funds. Republican Senator Poindexter of Washington condemned the House for slashing naval airplane carriers and Pacific coast air bases, with fiscal year end approaching.
Downtown merchants announce closing their shops all day Monday July 4 to give workers a holiday The post office will follow legal holiday hours and banks will close Two holidays occur since the Fourth falls after Sunday this year and many firms will observe both breaks
Arthur Griffiths founder of Sinn Fein and Prof. John MacNeill president of the Gaelic League were released from Mountjoy prison in Dublin today.
Rev. J. C. Buckley and family from Fairmont West Virginia on a motor trip to Panacea Springs stayed overnight Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Dale. Buckley was Dale's pastor when they lived in Staunton Virginia.
The text hints at a man described as grouchy and evasive, contrasting his poor disposition with a wife who endures. The dialogue questions what work suits him, suggesting he would be an ideal book agent.
Willis notes the plant halted production after December 1 while Gillis mistakes an oil well issue for a brewery. The exchange ends with a judge clarifying the confusion.
A fragment shows a teasing social moment with lines about Nora and John and a question about a possible departure. The tone hints at gossip or a playful misquote within a domestic setting.
The judge questions the dogfish prisoner’s fate as Officer Lobster reports the animal escaped with a sawfish delivered by a third party.
A witty note on aging and learning in Film Fun. It riffs on older minds growing wiser about unknowns as audiences get overwhelmed by a flood of coming pictures and announcements.
J M P Danius laments financial woes and asks N O Kayne for help as he seeks a source of funds. Kayne responds with cautious optimism, hinting at potential ideas to secure money despite the tough situation.
A teacher claims the boy cannot learn to write while the boy asserts his competence. A referenced man avoided a lawsuit for breach of promise due to not putting foolishness on paper.
Associated Press reports a sharp drop in early stock trading as the Fordney tariff provisions weigh on Mexican oils and other stocks. Mexican Petroleum fell about 12 points, while other issues slipped 2 to 5 points before partial recovery in rails and equipment.
The Central Frederick Farmers' Club, recently joining the State Farmers' Union, will hold a regular meeting on Saturday night July 2 in Stephens City. A short program will be presented along with the normal business. All farmers are invited. H. A. Funk, President. L. J. McCartney, Secretary.
Mr Scott Grant well known farmer and county supervisor rested comfortably at Memorial Hospital following a horse incident last Saturday. His condition was satisfactory with no complications reported to date.
Mr L K Dellinger attended the funeral of his brother in law Mr G C W Fritts at White Post and has returned to Dodson Md. Mrs Dellinger and daughter Olivia will stay with Mr and Mrs William Lupton in this city for a period as guests.
Mr G C Janney longtime figure at Baker and Compatty was sick with an illness and is reported improved today at his home on Norte street and hopes to be up and about the house soon.
In 1908 Professor Mena and colleagues visited Tehuacan to study indigenous lore and misunderstandings with scholars noting misattributed legends. Researchers reported that Mexican artifacts in a museum surprised visitors and raised questions about intercultural accuracy.
A humorous exchange questions an advertised plane's characteristics. The buyer asks for features and the seller insists the craft will not fly, highlighting a comical mismatch between sales hype and reality.
A fragmented dialogue features a preacher-like remark on profit and risk at weddings. A shopper notes buying the dearest hat while another voice urges returning it for the cheapest option. The exchange hints at social reminders about value and vanity.
A confusing court filing centers on a person named in error or with an unusual alias. Officials scramble to verify identity as Mazieflat-like details surface, prompting delays and requests for clearer documentation.
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