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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
10
A fragmented word puzzle page lists clues for musical instruments travel speed and other terms with numbered squares for cross filling. It includes entries for places like a large Canadian city and domains such as ocean planet and various verb forms and adjectives ending with a mix of garbled OCR.
A fragmented memorial poem recalling loss and faith. It honors a mother and grandmother, with lines from husbands, sons, and daughters about remembrance, the afterlife, and waves of sorrow. Strong personal names and relationships appear amid the aged verse.
An old newspaper ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a painless weight loss solution. It states overfat people can slim by following doctors' advice, promises quick results, and offers boxes for one dollar or direct mail from Marmola Co. Detroit.
J. Hawes warns that a fair reputation is delicate and slow to grow yet can perish quickly like the prophet’s gourd, stressing caution in judging people by rapid impressions. The saying contrasts gradual cultivation with sudden decline.
Market analysis notes a worldwide grain price collapse with corn at 1.75 and wheat dropping from 2.05 to 1.54 as futures panic spreads. Analysts blame fading fears of a global shortage and widespread selling momentum, while figures like Arthur W. Cutten defend bulls amid the rout.
Fragmentary OCR hints at ancient vanity and cosmetic use among Assyrians and rulers, describing luxury habits and adornment. The garbled text implies a discussion of beauty, dress, eyebrows, and cosmetics linked to a monarch and court life.
In Cross Junction Virginia on March 18 Mr Si H Braithwaite merchant and his wife staged a surprise sixty fourth birthday celebration. The event was attended by Mr and Mrs Kerlin a mond and other family members who expressed pleasure at the gathering and the wish for many more such occasions.
An unusual line notes that cats have a limited vocal range and can produce a single tone, contrasting with birds and other animals. It discusses the cat’s purr, vocal cords, and the idea that a cat’s voice closely resembles a simple, singular note rather than a varied vocal repertoire.
An old newspaper piece notes a home remedy for hair color and shine using sage tea and sulfur. It references a Wyeth product and a drugstore version with similar claims. The text suggests the mixture stops gray and restores color and luster, sold as a popular home treatment.
Fragments show multiple farm stock sales and household goods across towns. Entries reference March dates with stock, implements, dairy cows, and purebred cattle. Names include Esten Carper and B. Russel among others, with locations such as Rock Springs and Millwood Road.
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