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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
4
The poem contrasts different readers opinions as Cripes defends Conrad while deriding Shakespeare and Bedford-Jones. It features a playful clash over culture and taste with humorous narration and satirical jabs at critics and authors.
Rev John Coleman led Ash Wednesday services at Emmanuel Chapel Boyce Va While Winchester Girls Basketball beat Boyce 27 to 23 and S V A defeated the high school 29 to 24 locals hosted dinners nurses and visits with relatives in the week Many residents traveled to Baltimore and nearby towns for treatments plays and social gatherings.
Won March 7 brief items include Mr J. J. and family visiting Mr Curtis Loy after a church service, Della Combs visiting Ida Miller, J S J Combs and family moving from the neighborhood, and James Brill and family plans noted.
Residents report numerous illnesses and family visits in the Opequon area. Mr. Philip Wisecarver and several relatives suffer tonsillitis while Mrs. Hester Tokus shows some improvement after illness. Visitors include Mr. William Hillyard, Mrs. Garrett and son, and others calling on Mrs. David Carpenter and families.
W J Shoene explains the critical spray period for apple aphids, focusing on the cracked egg stage before hatching. He notes three aphid species, with rosy aphid as the main threat, and outlines recommended lime sulfur and nicotine sulfate mixtures and thorough coverage to protect bearing trees.
The state legion asked Washington to send names and addresses of Virginia men in training to all local offices. Post commanders will receive names near their post and, with the service officer, inspect training. If effort is lacking, investigators will seek reasons. Veterans welcome the move.
A county wide canvass of 121,000 purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound found ninety eight in every hundred women reporting benefit from its use. The notice urges sick and tired women to try the remedy.
American Legion posts asked to participate in a state wide survey of disabled war veterans receiving vocational training. The aim is to determine whether men are pursuing the training best suited to them. Preliminary investigation has begun.
The regular monthly meeting of the Farmers Union of Stephens City will be held in the high school building on Friday night. Members are urged to place orders for soy beans cow peas seed oats and coal. C. O. Watson secretary.
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