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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1924

Page

7

Park Commission Seeks Community Help for Tree Planting

The Park Commission formed by the Common Council aims to beautify the town through sidewalk trees and neighborhood plantings. With little funding, it relies on citizen cooperation, offers Farmers' Bulletins 1209 and 1208 on planting and care, and urges residents to plant trees on private property and lawns.

Common Council Park Commission Sposal

Plant trees to beautify and raise town value

The Park Commission urges rapid spring tree plantings within six weeks. Order healthy inch and a half caliper trees for delivery to improve beauty and health of the town and maintain existing trees. Signed by Vernon Eddy John M Steck Stewart Edmonds.

Vernon Eddy John M. Steck Stewart Edmonds Park Commission

No senator could be corrupt under any circumstances says Walsh

The Star reprints Senator David J. Walsh remarks claiming no senator could be corrupt under any circumstances during the Teapot scandal discussion. The editor notes many people do not read newspapers beyond The Winchester Star.

the Star Winchester Star David J. Walsh Massachusetts

Pullman Company Warns of Card Sharps On Trains

The Pullman Car Company warns that organized gangs of card sharps operate on railroad trains. Strangers inviting card games are often dangerous as “they are too lucky.” The alert notes rising robbery by card thieves, especially on Florida trains as a major target. Sharps typically work in pairs, clean up quickly, then flee at division points.

Chicago Pullman Florida

Senator Walsh praised for stance against public corruption

A letter from A. Sidney Johnston of Winchester Virginia dated March 20 1924 defends public officials as generally honest despite a few corrupt actors and criticizes narrow minds who suspect all officeholders of graft. He lauds Senator Walsh of Massachusetts for timely remarks on the issue.

Lhan Walsh Massachusetts A. Sidney Johnston Winchester

City to Acquire Equipment to Test Milk Fat in Winchester

Winchester city council will be asked to provide apparatus to determine butter fat in all milk sold to the public. The meat and milk inspector will oversee tests from dairies, with weekly or monthly checks to identify which milk is richest.

Winchester F. W. Boland

Pleasant Valley Rally Day and Society Debate

Pleasant Valley Church schedules a spring rally day in Sunday school at 11 a m on March 30. The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a 7 p m get-together with special music and a debate on whether the Sunday School is a greater organization than the Christian Endeavor Society.

Pleasant Valley Winchester Rural Charge United Brothern Church Christian Endeavor Society A. &. Fries Jerry Bennett Tou Crim Clarence Roberts R. Ludwig

Rev Dr Powers Dies in Richmond at 74

Richmond Va March 26 The Rev Dr William Dudley Powers a valveless minister aged 74 died here yesterday He was a Confederate veteran who served in Maryland Kentucky and Georgia and long headed the American Church Missionary Society He became a Confederate soldier at age 14.

Richmond William Dudley Powers Vallef Hhis Roe Powers Maryland Kentucky Georgia American Church Missionary Sciety

The Moropus That Was Fossil Creature in Nebraska

The Moropus was a camel sized fossil animal once living in what is now Nebraska. It had a horse like neck a back and tail unlike a tapir legs like a rhinoceros and claws instead of hooves.

Nebraska

Bobbed hair may make women bald says beauty editor

New York March 25 United at the American Master Hair Dressers Association convention beauty editor Joseph Byrne warned that bobbed hair and tight headbands threaten women's hair. He predicted many girls will be bald by maturity. Charles Nestle called bobbing the greatest misfortune to women in recent years.

New York Joseph Bryne Charles Nestle Association

Mentho Sulphur Aims to Beat Eczema Quickly

A noted skin specialist says Mentho Sulphur can quickly overcome eczema and skin itching. The sulphur preparation destroys germs, soothes irritation, and helps the skin heal clear and smooth. Obtain a small jar from a reputable druggist and apply like cold cream.

Richards Brothers Fruit Tree Spray Sale Notice

Rural distribution alert for Fruit Trees lime sulfur spray material and Gov oil emission products advertised by Richards Brothers as of March 22 2011. Includes pricing and purchase details for rural customers and orchard owners.

Richards

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Park Commission Armstrong’s Gemaine Colgoleum W.C. Plundeke Co China Frank Gearing East Piccadilly Street The Winchester Credit Corporation H. F. Byrd R. T. Barton T. Russell Cather C. W. Trenary W.D. Myers Shirley Carter H. B. McCormac W. A. Baker Stewart Bell Treas Sunshine Moling & Seal Pullman Car Company Bakers Drug Store Jno. W. Rosenberger Co DR. Powers West Cork Street Hansbrough & Carter Just F.s.emmertson &Co
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