Natural Law: A Man’s Hope and Strength in the Soul
A reflection on how a man's hopeful reach and the vigor of that aspiration shape the inner life. John White Chadwick notes that the depth of hope passes into the soul, guiding character and purpose.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
8
A reflection on how a man's hopeful reach and the vigor of that aspiration shape the inner life. John White Chadwick notes that the depth of hope passes into the soul, guiding character and purpose.
A quirky list pairs professions with dog breeds in a playful misquote style. References include a prohibitionist with a water spaniel and a bootlegger with Scotch terriers among mismatched titles and animals. The fragment hints at a humorous catalog of descriptors.
County Agent Robt B Crawford urges Clarke and Warren farmers to plant alfalfa this summer. He notes early hay advantage from first cuttings and potential for two or three additional harvests if weather remains favorable. Prepare ground now and seed after early August rain.
In Minnie Wood Chapel Virginia on June 30 a week of storms gave way to rain benefiting corn fields and gardens. Residents and visitors from Walter Rutherford and family Leora Kackley Beulah Kackley and others visited Martinsburg West Virginia and Winchester with relatives. Hazel Miller's drowning in the Shenandoah River drew sympathy from locals. Mary Rutherford's illness prompts well wishes while families at Capon Bridge Summit Point and nearby areas share news of gatherings and recoveries.
Farmers in the community will meet at Opequon School house on Tuesday evening July 3 at 8 o clock to organize a local Educational and Cooperative Union. All farmers are urged to attend.
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