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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
6
A Virginia home showcases a seven foot wheel-tray built on a castor frame nicknamed wheel-tec tea teatart to ease chores for housewives. It rolls between dining room and kitchen, stores dishes, holds silver and linen, and can double as a dining table or flower stand.
President's Western tour address urges labor peace and private enterprise balance, contrasts anti and pro unions extremists, defends postwar economy, praises Russia critique, and stresses mothers' role and public schools in shaping citizens. He warns against upheaval and calls for faith and stable institutions.
Lancelot Jacques Sr of Smithburg Maryland and partners have purchased the Catoctin Furnace tract of 10 470 acres in Frederick County Maryland including a village with 44 houses an Episcopal church a schoolhouse a store and an old mansion built by Thomas Johnson first governor of Maryland and Jacques great grandfather The tract lies along the state road between Frederick and Thurmont seven miles long and will be developed while preserving the village The furnace produced iron used for Washingtons army cannon and Yorktown siege monitors plates and parts of James Rumseys steamboat were cast there and the first American steamboat was floated near Shepherdstown in 1775
Thos Keating of Cumberland Maryland planned to end his life to gain sympathy from an uncle. He admitted his identity as Kelly and asked his sister to meet police. A note to his father indicates arrangements for his body and property.
The speaker argues that modern judgment weighs deeds over birth and urges living a life so successful that future descendants will cite you with pride as an ancestor. The note reflects on family lineage and personal responsibility for legacy.
Uncle Eben says the world is getting better and a belief in improvement spreads. The quote reflects optimism about people and society, contrasting doubts with a claim that real estate progress matters to communal life.
A blunt exchange reveals a dispute about cleaning the lobby with the postmaster demanding tidying up while the janitor cites worn-out equipment and waits for the first of the month for a new broom to be issued.
A playful plea describes purchasing a new car to match new goods and avoid clashing with Fido. The speaker pleads against a brown color, insisting the shade clashes with Fido’s complexion.
A string of brief exchanges reveals modest remarks about Maude's birthday and candles. Ethel jokes about earnings and marriage motives while a physiology teacher prompts a student to explain hearing. Bobby instructs a secret shared at a bridge club.
Hood River Oregon July 29 Gordon G Brown notes growers must thin apples to achieve large size and market demand. An experiment with four thinning treatments shows four inch spacing yielded 21.5 boxes per tree while seven and nine inch thins produced higher 4 tier fruit but lower total box counts. Unthinned trees gave 17.66 boxes and a large share of small fruit.
Public health pitch extols Original Vinol as a long standing tonic for tired and run down people. A testimonial from Mrs. Frank Harkey of Bedford Ohio claims restored strength and wellness. The ad touts over ten million bottles sold and urges readers to get well and stay well by taking Original Vinol.
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