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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1921
Page
4
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Philadelphia Record quotes Washington correspondent noting President Harding plans to devote full attention to domestic affairs. The piece recalls Harding's May 1920 stance criticizing Wilson and his belief that foreign policy should take a back seat while Secretary Hughes handles diplomacy amid Versailles treaty talks.
Walt Mason reflects on a quarrelless neighborhood where rights are respected. He jokes about noisy dogs, hens, and a moonlit gate while praising good conduct and harmony despite small frictions and late night songs.
Walt Mason rails against critics who tire of his persistent boosters for Warren G Harding. He laments lack of acknowledgement, vows to continue championing the president and his papers, and chides subscribers who dislike his campaign in a satirical jab at political fervor.
A jagged, fragmented note laments unappointed figures and disjointed hopes. It cites a Harding and a Banner reference, describing a restless crowing figure and a struggle to gain fame amid unclear aims.
Daily price quotes from local wholesale markets for eggs butter barley and meat cuts. Includes a passenger schedule for Winchester and Western Railroad No 2 and 3 with departure and arrival times between Intermont Capon Springs Shiloh RockEnon and Winchester.
Mrs J H Meyer of California recounts severe uterine and health problems requiring surgery. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling her to perform heavy work and walk long distances again.
Real carnations will be presented to attendees at Mother's Day services tomorrow at 11 o'clock in Centenary Reformed Church. The Star incorrectly said paper flowers. the correct wording was proper flowers.
Announcement by TM. A. Hamburger of Baltimore states he has leased Harris Hall store room No. 169 North Main Street and will open mid May with a line of women's wearing apparel from his Baltimore wholesale establishment. Hamburger says the location will be permanent.
The Star miscredited Carpers Vahey for a contribution to the Memorial Hospital ambulance fund. The donation should have gone to the Greenwood box social. The Berryville cash box was also omitted from the listing.
The Christian Endeavor and United Brethren Societies of the Winchester circuit will hold union services at the Fairview Church on Sunday May 8. The services will continue throughout the day and a very interesting program is planned.
A dated health blurb advises that meat overconsumption taxes the kidneys and causes backache and urinary discomfort. It endorses Jad Salts as a remedy, claiming four ounces dissolved in water before breakfast for a few days restores kidney function and neutralizes urinary acids.
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