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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
2
Judge Gary argues that farming is treated like any other industry with rules and fluctuations. The article titled Farming Can from Industry discusses farming as an economic venture in the April 4 issue.
A country focused publication outlines its outdoors stories garden pages radio tips and home living features. It promotes various sections for women unions recipes health and furnishing and invites readers to send 25 cent coupon for the full issue.
A fragment describes a Country issue detailing farming notes and an expensive linen fabric related to tires. It hints at discussions of textile use in agriculture and local industry. The readable lines reference prices and practical applications without full context.
The Country Gentleman invites readers to submit a 900 word answer to a question about purchases over the past year. Rewards are offered for the best response with details on how to participate via a coupon in this issue.
A fragmented OCR passage critiques county government and explores a county manager reform. It questions efficiency and value for tax dollars while noting nationwide movements toward county manager plans and urging readers to consider the issue.
Earn a 50 percent commission by getting neighbors to subscribe to The Country Gentleman during April and May. Do not include your own subscription. Promote coming features listed on this page and mail the clip and instructions to 602 Reed Square Philadelphia. This is an easy, pleasant way to earn extra money in spare time.
A clipped note to readers promises guidance on building or buying a radio set. It hints at expert help for diagnosing troubles and choosing parts, aiming to assist regular readers with practical radio advice and tips.
Former Vice-President describes a political school he attended that taught strict party loyalty. He criticizes bloc politicians across parties and notes his ongoing contributions to The Country Gentleman. Marshall previews future pieces on party futures.
A teaser for Craig Kennedy detective stories in The Country Gentleman series The Long Arm runs in the April 4 issue The ad promises ten bang up short stories in a year for a dollar and urges readers to send in a coupon
Senator Brook Hart traveled to Europe for a six week study visit and dined at an American embassy. An initial dispute with the ambassador seemed likely but ended with a humorous remark about not spoiling a good story.
A forthcoming reminiscence of John S. Williams, noted Mississippi senator, written by his friend Harris Dickson, is announced for The Country Gentleman. The work promises vivid portraits and lively anecdotes from his Senate career.
A small boy quietly works a crossword puzzle and looks up with a puzzled reply. The scene hints at a simple domestic moment and a playful exchange about bedtime and puzzles.
Walter Johnson Zack Wheat Babe Ruth Tris Speaker Goose Goslin Glenn Wright and many others are described as farm boys. Robern H Reed previously selected an all farm nine in the April 4 issue claiming it could beat any team in the world.
E. H. Taylor investigates a lingering trend of declining enrollments at farm colleges. He examines the question of whether colleges are meeting student needs and what college heads respond, noting several years of decreasing numbers and calling for attention to the underlying causes.
Walter Dyer guides readers in The Country Gentleman to identify valuable antique treasures found in dusty attic corners. Learn how to assess items, with a coupon offer prompting quick action.
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