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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1923
Page
4
An item notes a newspaper consolidation labeled Morning News with possibly pricing details. It lists advance rates such as 3.50 for six months and 1.75 for months, plus carrier options and annual terms. The fragment references Oak and Malt o and Bee related terms in a pricing context.
Saturday May 12 1923 argues Virginia should learn from early bonds. It notes current proposal for a 50 million road bond while detailing how 33 million in old bonds burdens taxpayers and generations. The piece urges funding public improvements through direct taxation rather than tax free bonds.
The Ohio Legislature begun with prayer by a Chinese-Catholic speaker Dr Hong. He invoked God as Father of all nations and stressed the fatherhood of God over all peoples, urging tolerance and brotherhood, while criticizing some Christians for lacking those traits.
A 1923 prose poem compares broken promises and late arrivals in modern urban life. A speaker laments delays at a lecture hall drugstore and stamp window, contrasts punctuality with unreliable men, and argues reliability as a valued trait across work and daily tasks.
Mrs. Bessie Ward of Spein ld Ohio reports using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during pregnancy. She says the remedy eased sickness headaches and weakness, improved appetite, and helped her maintain health through multiple pregnancies.
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church plans a Mother’s Day program Sunday May 13. Sunday school at 9 45 a m includes a Mother’s Day program. Men’s Bible Class meets then. At 11 a m a sermon on The Motherhood of Our Country. mothers receive white carnations. Junior church attends for first time. Evening sermon The Enlargement of Life at 7 30 p m. All welcome.
Our Wednesday night prayer meeting is growing in members and interest. You are cordially invited to attend this service at 7.45. It will help you. Come and see. F. I. Mumford, Pastor.
Washington and Benton counties in Arkansas expect savings exceeding 250000 annually after removing red cedar trees. W B Gordon of Springdale, a northwest Arkansas apple grower, cites the eradication program as reducing disease risk and protecting orchards. Thousands of cedars have already been removed under State Plant Board orders.
The Williams World Famous Singers appear at the City Auditorium Winchester Virginia on Saturday May 19 1923 at 800 p m. Tickets available at Baker's Drug Store or Harry Ransom's. General admission 50 cents reserve seats 75 cents.
Urgent notice invites Winchester subscribers to a Friday evening meeting at the Handley Library auditorium on May 11 at 8 oclock to discuss funds safety and security. Attendees should bring stock certificates. Advisory Board and trustees emphasize prompt action to protect investments and progress on a new gas plant.
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