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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1922

Page

3

Norfolk and Western Schedule in Berryville 1922

Train schedule notes for April 30 1922 cover routes to Bristol Roanoke and Washington with Pullman sleepers and cafe car service. Parlor cars link Shenandoah Junction Morgantown and Philadelphia while connections to Memphis and New York are mentioned. Tickets and reservations available via H H Burka Berryville VA or W C Saunders Roanoke VA.

Berryvillee Bristol Pullman Roanoke Pinefield Pocahontis Welch Norton Williamson Jon-Salem N. C Memphis Sleeper Reasis New York Pullman Reserveir H. H. Burka Berryville W. C. Saunders Gen. Pass Agt

Zukerman & Brother Offer Junk Removal Service

Beginning May 1 1922 L Zukerman and Brother announce junk pickup for rags books tron etc via truck call Bell 376 1. Local market advertisement by L Zukerman & Bro.

Bell Phone L. Zukerman & Bro

Hemstitching and Dressmaking Ad at 7 N Braddock St

Misses Henry advertise hemstitching plaiting and dressmaking with sewing cotton and silk provided. Cotton 12c per yard silk 16c per yard. Cash and mail orders filled promptly.

Henry N. Braddock St

Window Shades Sale At Thomas & Messer Company

Household shoppers are offered gilt patterns and window shades priced at 49 cents each as advertised by Thomas and Messer Company located at 1016 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore Maryland.

Thomas & Messer Company W. Balté Baltimore

First Known Use of Ink Claims by Standards Bureau

The Bureau of Standards traces the earliest liquid ink to Cal as deak imaspided tite ee a dave, suggesting Indian ink dates from this period. It notes black inks used carbon as a base with possible gum oil or garnish as additives.

Bureau of Standards

Middle Child Blues Anxious On The Family Front

Jane, a middle child with an older and a younger sibling, explains the squeeze of her role. She says the middle child struggles because the oldest takes opportunities and the youngest is kept behind due to dependence, leaving limited room to roam.

Jane

Public Sale of Desirablez in Winchester Virginia

Public sale of city and county real estate by decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court at Winchester on December 22, 1922. Properties include three West Water Street lots Nos. 133 131 and 129 with brick and frame residences, and a 41.5 acre woodland tract in Indian Hollow. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds deed of trust and fire insurance. WM G Hardy administrator.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Wm. G. Hardy Dee Wi H. Hardy Gale Winchester West Water Street Tadd Wolfe Street Indian Holltow Henry W. McVicar

Truste e Sale of Shenandoah Electric Appliance Co. asset

A deed of assignment from N R Quesenberry trading as Shenandoah Electric Appliance Co dated April 30 1922 and recorded in the Corporation Clerk s office triggers a trustee sale. The undersigned will offer the property for sale between 3 and 6 PM at a specified location.

N. R. Quesenberry Shenandoah Electric Appliance Co

Auction Notice and Classified Fragments

Auction to be held May 11 to 13 at 11 West Water Street offering a large lot of electric lamps irons heaters bed pads and appliances with cash terms. Also a request for a second hand burr mill at Box 426 Woodstock Va. Blue and black velour laprobe offered with reward at Star office.

Water Street Warren Rice Star Office Wood- Stock

Dust Explosions In Mills Highlight Dust Combustion Hazard

Historical note explains that mixing dust with air in certain proportions can explode. It cites flour mills as a risk site and mentions a documented case where sugar dust caused an explosion, underscoring industrial dust dangers.

Virginia Man Out of Prison Pardoned by Deportation Order

Charles Smith of Virginia who had been sentenced to life penal servitude in 1907 for shooting Edward Uderrmy was released from Dartmoor jail. He will sail to the United States on the steamship Majestic under a Home Secretary deportation order. His release after 15 years followed efforts by John Savage Wheesul and Lady Astor.

Associated Press Hampton England Charles Smith Virginia Edward Uderrmy Dartmoor United States Majestic Home Secretary Smith John, Savage Wheesul Lady Astor

Fellers Parade at Six Hours Day Debate

In a Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt, Mr Rafferty asks about a long parade and speeches from dawn to night. Mr Dolan confirms the scene as a group opposing working more than six hours daily, while others react with irony about honesty and storytelling at home.

Evenin Mr. Rafferty Mr. Dolan Lnds

Fruit crop loss sparks grief and plans in Oranda area

May 9 in Oranda area residents mourn widespread fruit crop losses due to drought. Farmers seek rain to ready ground for planting as Bellview Community Sale Association forms to liquidate livestock, equipment, and wagons. Local visits include Dr Boyd J Dye addressing Walnut Spring Church and Ernest Ogden family visiting Morgantown relatives.

Oranda Way Ib. W. Miller Winchester Boyd J. Dye Bolengi Attica Walnut Spring Church Ernest Ogden Morgantown W. Va Bellview Mace On Stickley Mace Stickley

Bunker Hill Local Items Highlight Visits and School News

In Bunker Hill W Va on May 9, residents share visitors and movements. Robert Lamon of Bakerton visits relatives. Lucy Lamon of Washington returns home after ten days with her mother. Martinsburg’s Mr Miller visits. Charles Cross and wife from Stephens City spend Sunday with friends. Kenneth Laise, sister, Miss Keesecker, and Wiss Ebersole traveled to Stragure. Bay Swartz of Inwood visits. Local graded schools closed for term last Friday while the high school remains open until early June.

Bay Swartz Inwood Jor. Smm Martins Are

Mes Cameron in Clarke

Mrs Benehan Cameron leaves Raleigh New York today with Miss Eleanor Alcocke for Boyce Clarke county then to New York to meet daughters Bee and Sallie Cameron who will land May 16 after travels in Southern Europe with Mrs Thomas Carter and her daughter Isobel Carter.

Benehan ‘Cameron Raleigh N. Y Eleanor Alcocke Boyce Clarke County Cameron New York Misses Bee Sallie Cameron Europe Thomas Carter

Immunization Seen as Best Defense Against Hog Cholera

A United States Department of Agriculture report notes hog cholera serum prevents losses but does not eradicate the disease. It urges farmers to immunize promptly at first sign, warns outbreaks recur over years, and stresses that serum is a dependable preventive despite imperfect protection.

United States Department of Agriculture Unitedates

Easy to Make Runts From Poor Sow Feeding

The piece advises that runts can be produced by underfeeding the sow. It recommends giving a brood sow all the concentrates she will consume once the pigs are large enough to drink milk.

Fattening Cattle Ration Tips From Corn and Seed Meals

A fragment discusses feeding cattle with corn and seed meals to balance the ration. It suggests adding about 10 to 20 percent of unseeded meal cot tonseed meal or age to improve balance and mentions mixing corn with oats and other roughage rather than relying solely on corn meal.

Time to Buy Sheep and Wool Market Call

A notice notes wool and mut ton prices are high relative to sheep, suggesting now is a good time to buy. A meeting of CO WLC UC will be held at Mr T J Dale's home 105 South Kent Street on Thursday May 11 at 2 PM.

WLC. UC T. J. Dale South Kent Street

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Heller’s Harrisburg Oakley Penn Chambersburg Rtearning Harrisburg _ at Pennsy the Broadway Ltd Norfolk & Western National Sales Stores South Main Street Little Joe’s C. T. Aca. Db Charles Hardy South Main St Chapman’s B. B.greenwalt FPFOR Handley Schools Shenandoah Valley National Bank Stephens City North End Jas. R. Campbell Martinsburg Massey Bros Virginia Ave J. A. Ashton Berry's Ferry Janet Dearmont White Post Main St N. Kent St S. C Andrew Cook Peyton St H. S. Lockwood Brooklyn W. T. Lanadon General Delivery Mfg. Co Porsmouth Winchester Memorial Hospital Stephens City Milling. Co Geo. W. Galliford Ll. Hinckley G. I. Penn Fairfax Hotel Avantac Mr. Bibbles Birmingham Age- Herald Bunker Hill Mes Clarke Empire Ethel Clayton Shan Ting Pet Harbor Charles Hutchison The King Hutch S Pathé Serial R. M. Swimley
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