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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1922
Page
3
A testimonial from Mrs Lulu Lucas of St Louis Missouri extols Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for relief from pains fatigue and weak stomach. She credits improved health to the remedy enabling her to work at home and at Swift Pack Company and urges others to try it.
Winchester Commandery No 12 Knights Templar will hold its annual Ascension Day service Sunday at 8 pm in Christ Episcopal Church. Rev. Be vanit 8 of Staunton will preach. Weekside will be accompanied by members of the commandery. The service is printed and seats are reserved for order members. Offertory solo by Peter Vredenburgh of Freehold, N J.
The article lists principal reasons for incubator lamp smoking including improper trimming and poor oil quality. It notes issues such as wick creeping up as it warms, lamp shade not fitting tight, wick trimming errors, overfilling, drafts, and oil grade. It argues careful maintenance prevents smoking.
The text argues for constitutional vigor as essential in forming a strong flock of heavy layers. It states that sick birds should never be used for breeding and that vigorous birds remain valuable breeders for many years, with longevity serving as a test of vitality.
Help wanted ad from Goodstock Tire Co. seeking a salesman to sell guaranteed card and fabric tires direct from factory. Offers $100.00 and commission. Address: 1106 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 111. 1t
A buyer offers cash for a limestone farm of 125 crore rent value and 150 acres. Full particulars requested from owners.
Mrs. Mason Snapp and D W McIlwee express gratitude for kindness and floral contributions during their father’s illness and death. They also thank those who endured the rain to attend the funeral.
Old geese do not sell well in market and disposing them is costly. Retain the ten to twenty year breeding stock for future sale of offspring. This advice covers efficient framing and care, including camouflage and grooming details.
The third Sunday in May will be observed at Centenary with morning worship at 9:45 and Sunday school classes. There will be no early service while the pastor attends the Virginia Classis meeting. A community service at 7:30 p.m. features Bible study from the film, mass singing, and Centenary concert orchestra.
Special issue promotes the S S Empress of Scotland voyage for February 3 1925. Burner ship capacity 2000 gross tons offers 19 days in Egypt and Palestine plus Spain Italy and other stops. Prices start at $600 and up for a sumptuous Caribbean style cruise.
Classified notices listing rental availability at Ft. Loudoun Seminary from June 3 to Sept 15. Also sales ads for a Purebred Poland China Boar at 1262 S Main St and a John Deere Corn Riding Cultivator Deering Pinder Holstein bull, plus baby chicks for sale. Also a PEN JEL jelly product distributorship offer from Pennsylvania Sugar Co Philadelphia seeking distributors.
In Frederick County Virginia the estate of Giles J. Smith deceased is referred to a chancery commissioner. The order directs valuing real and personal property and liens, identifying parties, and settling accounts of Harry Hiett as executor. A June 10 1922 hearing is set at Winchester office to execute the reference with possible adjournments.
Mrs. Shanholtz widow of Jesse Shanholtz of Frederick County died at age sixty nine after a long illness at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Trove at 517 Parkmont avenue. She was born August 6 1853 and leaves three sons C C Shanholtz of Whitacre Wals Preston Shanholtz of Detroit Mich and G D Shanholtz of Wilmington Ohio and one daughter Mrsoe Clark of Winona.
Charles Coe of Stephenson Virginia is remembered with seven grandchildren noted. The deceased was a longtime member of Mount Hebron United Brethren Church and planned funeral arrangements remained incomplete while reports indicate her burial would take place in the church graveyard where she worshiped for many years in Frederick County.
Mr and Mrs John Kater returned from Newport News Virginia after attending the Great Council of Red Men meeting. The Kad ers visited Baltimore and Kent Street before heading to bite Pa to attend events at the home of Mr and Mrs Emmons and visit relations. They expect to be away several days and will attend baseball games between Winchester High School and Chambersburg High School before returning Monday.
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