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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

5

Rum Fleet 10 Be Starved Out Off Jersey Coast

Government and coast guard move to suppress rum ships off New Jersey shore. Coast Guard orders concentrated surveillance in the north Atlantic near Atlantic Highlands. Authorities renew aim to drive out the rum fleet by cutting off customers and supply lines. The seized tug and motor launch were bound for craft anchored beyond the three mile limit.

Associated Press Washington Supreme Court Coast Guard North Atlantic New Jersey Atlantic Highlands Clifford The Treasury New York Jersey

Nathanson Co. Purchases to Be Made in New York City

Sans Mr. S. J. Nathanson of the Nathanson Co. he departed last evening for New York City to make purchases for his firm.

S. J. Nathanson Nathanson Co New York City

Proper Weaning and Care for Young Colts on the Farm

The article outlines delaying weaning until five months, preparing colts by familiarizing them with suitable feeds, and using gradual or sudden separation with careful mare milking. It recommends safe stalls, outdoor runs, gradual dietary changes, bran, oats, hay, carrots, clover, and occasional cow milk to support the colt’s development.

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Making Profit From Sheep in Morgan and Noble Counties

A year of farm accounts from 27 owners shows profits from alfalfa hay and attentive lamb crops. Wool producing farms averaged 194 cents per pound, while others needed 8.? cents per pound to break even. Best flocks yielded 41 lambs per 100. losing flocks averaged 20 lambs. Ohio Morgan Noble counties.

Morgan and Noble Counties Ohio

Tile drainage boosts orchard yields in tough soils

The article argues that tile drainage improves orchard performance on hard or wet soils by reducing surface water and exposing roots to air. It explains wet clay soils hinder capillary action, and drainage enhances fertility by keeping nutrients available in the root zone for stronger tree growth.

Shakes Fist at J D Rockefeller on Fifty fourth Street

A man who called himself George Murad confronted John D Rockefeller Jr outside his Fifth Avenue area home shouting threats and fought with police before being captured. Officers found addresses for Rockefeller properties in his possession and details for reaching their estates. He is identified as a 39 year old silk worker from Greenwich Village and was taken to Bellevue Prison.

New York John D. Rockefeller, Jr West Fifty-fourth Street George Murad Bellevue Hi Priso Greenwich Village Rockefeller Tarrytown

Rockefeller Accused by Man at Rally

A man shouted that Rockefeller and the Bolsheviks were responsible for all the trouble, claiming he had sold out the country, during a confrontation focused on Rockefeller at a public event.

Hudsons Rockefeller

Army pilots launch 32 hour nonstop transcontinental flight

Lieuts. John A. MacReaty and C. G. Kelly departed from Roosevelt Field in the Army monoplane G 2 aiming for a nonstop flight to San Diego within 32 hours.

Associated Press Hempstead N. Y John A. MacReaty C. G. Kelly Roosevelt Field San Diego Cal

Funeral services for Tobias M. Good held at home

Tobias M. Good died at his home west of Mt Williams after a brief Illness. Funeral rites were conducted by Rev Power of Levels and many relatives attended. He leaves a widow Ida Frye, son Paul W. Good, a foster daughter, one brother William Good, and sister Mrs Martha Stephenson. Interment followed at St Johns Church Old Furnage.

Rosenbdpager Tobias M. Good Mt. Williams Apsom Power Levels W. Va Baptist Church Old Forge Ida Frye Paul W. Good Willam Good Near Woodstock Martha Stephenson Fawcett Gap William Brewer M. Snapp H.A. Snapp J. S. White Milton Williams Arthur Miller Carson Allamong EB. C. Allamong J. H. Perry Mt. Pleasant Joseph Bean I. B. Mrye C. A. Mellwee J. F. Mellwee

Shaver Rebounds After Shoulder Infection Treatment

Duke L. Shaver owner of Shaver's music store entered Winchester Memorial Hospital last Wednesday for bursitis and a shoulder pus formation from influenza. Dr. Stuart drained the pus and Shaver improved rapidly, returning home Thursday.

Duke L. Shaver Shaver Winchester Memorial Hospital Stuart Mr. Shaver Woodstock

Mind and Body Influence on Health

The text asserts the mind greatly influences the body while cautioning against the view that all is mind. It argues we are a combination of mind and body and that the body should be governed by the mind. It emphasizes balanced control rather than extremes.

Magnet for Sorrow and a Puzzling Exchange

A dialogue shows Mr Grampson explaining that trouble gravitates toward those who appear aimless and powerless. The lines hint at a cautious stance toward misfortune and interpretation of behavior in provoking conflict.

Poor Chance for Him in Romance Dilemma

A dialogue fragment shows a young couple debating marriage. He asks what his father would do if told of the intention. She says the father would refer the matter to her, and she would in turn refer it to Mr. Smart, who had proposed and was accepted while the man hesitated.

Mr. Grampson Mr. Smart

Free Rides Chatter Reveals Travel Plans

Blackstone and Jenks discuss Sunday motor trips. Jenks claims not to own a car. He mentions corresponding with real estate agents recently.

Blackstone Jenks Webster

Resourceful Woman and the Country Scene Misprint

A cartoonish dialogue shows a wife and artist arguing over a smeared painting. The man deflects blame by calling it a country scene seen from a speeding automobile, portraying a domestic moment with humor.

After the Reception A Hat Missing Lit Lampshade Noted

A fragment notes a hat left behind by a woman and the oddity of its absence in dry days. The dialogue mentions a lampshade missing and a character named Pil reacting to the scene.

Bootleg King and Woman Hanged at Fort Saskatchewan

Alberta dawn execution reports Mrs Florence Lassandra and Piccarillo known as the bootleg king of Crow’s Nest Pass were hanged for the murder of Constable Steve O Lawson at Coleman in 1922. Lassandra denied firing the shots and claimed Piccarillo acted alone while he rose from peanut vendor to feared bootleg figure. Beulah Hawkins Young returned from weekend visit to Springs Martinsburg.

Associated Press Fort Saskatchewan Alberta Florence Sassandra Elio Illo Hegers Steve O. Lawson Coleman

St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Relief for Rheumatism

An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless liniment that soothes rheumatic joints and muscles. It claims instant relief, skin safety, and widespread success over fifty years, urging readers to buy a trial bottle at any store to end pain, soreness, and swelling.

St. Jacobs Oil St. Jacobs

Public sale of valuable county and city property

The Special Commissioner announces a public auction of Frederick County Virginia and Winchester city properties from the J. Sirbaugh estate. Items include multiple tracts of woodland and land, improved lots in Winchester, street-front parcels, and an alley rights parcel in Adams and Leicester areas. Sale set for 11 a.m. on a Saturday in May 2028, with terms one third cash and the remainder in two annual installments.

Btoat Frederick County Artie K. Sirbaugh Adeline M. Sir Et Als Court House Winchester Ea J. Sirbaugh Virgina Winch Ward John” W. Larrick Ian Shawnee Winches Cemetery Landel Arthur Luttrell East Orchard Tract City of Winchester Aims Orchard Avenue F. L. Harris City of Wine Erange Main Leicester Bath J. N F. A. McGlathery Leas Weat Seid Street Leicester Street W. Rathman Jacent Dale

Trustee Sale Of Valuable Realty In Winchester Virginia

Trustee announces sale of a tract four miles west of Winchester on May 31. The property includes a dwelling with about four acres, orchard and peaches. Terms require cash down, remainder in two equal payments with interest, secured by deed of trust.

Virginia Winchester Liangle Cooper

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