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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1922

Page

3

Norfolk and Western Train Schedule 1922 Berryville Roanoke

Schedule in effect April 30 1922 lists trains to Berryville and Roanoke with Pullman sleepers and cafe cars. Details include morning departures to Bristow Shenandoah and intermediate stations and northbound services to Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore and connection options. Reservations available from H H Burka Berryville and W C Saunders Roanoke general agent.

Berryville Bristoom Pullman Yarner Briato Roanoke Bluefield Pocahorntas Welch Rion Pullman Sleepers Williamson Winston-Salem Nokel Memphis Shenandoah Hagerstown Harris Dvurg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Washington Pario Magerstown Pullman Sleeper Pullman Philadelphm H. H. Burka Berryville Va W. C. Saunders Gen. Ass Agt

Boston Golfer Credits Caddie With Sudden Breakthrough

A Boston golf player writes to the Outlook about a rough ball situation where, after nearly giving up, his caddie and a group of youngsters sparked a comeback. The golfer recalls shouting an excited and garbled line as the ball was lifted, calling attention to the unexpected assist.

Boston Raisin Boston Transcript

Diverse oddities and notes in a late 19th century column

A miscellany of quirky quotes and observations touches on phono graphs offered for trade for pigs, aviation records, profiteering, tobacco, mustapha kemel pasha, minibuses of fashion, liberty bonds, and social quirks. It cites jokes about pasts, jazz, romance, radio, bullfighting, and telephony asides with a tone of light commentary.

Public Sale of Desirably City and Counts Rem Estate

Public sale announced by Wm. G. Hardy administrator of Charles Hardy deceased. Sale includes three urban lots on West Water street Winchester Va with brick and frame houses and a wooded 41 1 2 acre tract in Indian Hollow seven miles NW of Winchester. Terms: one third cash. balance in two annual installments with bonds and trust deed. May 27, 1922 at 12 o'clock.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Wm. G. Hardy Charles Hardy William H. Hardy County Court House Winchester West Water Street Wolfe Street Kgeniabie Indian Hollow Henry W. McVicar

Calotabs Ad Claims Safe Laxative Cure All

An old advertisement touts Calotabs as a purified calomel tablet that cleanses the liver with one nightly dose. It promises no taste or nausea and a dawn return to good health, urging buyers to seek genuine Calotabs in checkerboard packaging and promising refunds if unsatisfied.

First Cottly Error: A Life Revisited and Reconsidered

A reflective note imagines living life again and doing better, especially in hosting wife's relatives. It contemplates avoiding past mistakes in hospitality and household introductions. The piece reads like a personal musing from a state journal.

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Dolly in the Faucet Mystery Entertains Five Year Old

Mildred spends five eventful years in the city and visits the country where Dolly’s odd tale unfolds. The youngster reacts with alarm and wonder as she encounters a curious scene near a faucet that shocks or delights her.

Dolly Mildred Nemany

Kenneth waits for mother at homecoming window

The boy Kenneth sits by the window as his mother returns home in a long-suffering scene. He greets her with childlike honesty and questions her health as tears of joy flow.

Kenneth Seelbehin Mother Heart

Social Cultivation and Unsentimental Housekeeping

A satirical piece notes how personal cultivation requires gentle plowing of feelings and careful sanitary habits. It contrasts a useless electric light that lingers after being turned off with a desired self-extinguishing cellar light, reflecting humorous social commentary from historical Boston Transcript and Moston fragments.

Women’s Campaign For Retaining Names Noted

The statement argues that women’s push to keep their own names after marriage is not about publicizing names in newspapers but asserts a personal right to retain maternal or family identity in records and society.

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