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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1922

Page

2

Frost Damage in Northwest Not So Severe

Spokane report monitors reveal limited damage from a May cold snap in North Central Washington fruit districts. We natchee saw some buds injured but enough blossoms remain for thinning. Cashmere notes slight to scattered damage with Winesap safe, and D Anjou pears hit hard but blooms still enough to protect crop. Commercial shipments of rhubarb spinach and asparagus were sent to Canada as vegetables recover.

New York Wenatchee Cashmere F. C. Nelson Walla Walla A. H. Berney

Local visit highlights from Bunker Hill region

Bunker Hill, W. Va. May 23. Mr. Robert Lamon of Bakerton spent Sunday with relatives in town. Mrs. M. O. Rogers also spent Sunday in Washington. Mr. J. M. Lamon, who has been visiting relatives here the past two weeks, returned home.

Bunker Hill W. Va Robert Lamon Bakerton Rogers Washington J. M. Lamon

Local Social Runabout and School Commencement Plans

The report lists regional travel by Boy Scouts to New Market Virginia and trips by families to Berkeley Gerrardstown and Martinsburg. It notes repainting work by G H Bowen and Alfred Gardner. Guests from Brucetown and Gerrardstown visit others. Preparations for Bunker Hill High School commencement on Friday June 2 in the school auditorium are underway.

Tiffin Ohio Carl Roby Martinsburg Hampt Morgan Bunker Hill High School

Gas Tablets Promise Quick Heath Relief

An advertisement urges readers to buy Baalmann's Gas Tablets in a yellow package for one dollar from Boyd Drug Co. and J. Baalmann, Chemist, San Francisco. Claims include instant relief, better sleep, easier breathing, reduced nervousness, and calming of an excitable heart.

Baalmann Boyd Drug Co J. Baalmann San Francisco

Farms for Sale in Winchester Va Bailey Bros Ad

67 farms offered with buildings and orchards from 4 to 850 acres plus several timber tracts mills and store properties. Several city properties and homes for sale with various prices and immediate possession. Bailey Bros. Store C. P. Bailey & Co. Winchester Va prompt viewing encouraged.

Bailey Bros

Danger Next Door

A McClure Syndicate serialized tale appears in the issue, noting a dramatic domestic danger theme. Read as a standalone item, it previews tension and episode-ready plot turns.

The Ransom Family and the Next Door Girl

John Ransom battles his obsession with propriety as Wilbur befriends Sue Jefferson, the girl next door. A tense plan to keep danger away leads to a birthday party invitation and a chaotic yard fight culminating in John’s uneasy smile.

Wilbur John Isabelle Whlbur Jefferson Garrison Bill Reed Skinny Bill John Ransom Daniel Sue Wilbur Ransom

Sit Up Straight for Health Longstanding Advice

An observer notes humans and animals sit with ease while chairs evolve for comfort. Caution is raised about habitual lazy sitting as it may weaken back muscles and disrupt abdominal organs, though one man spoke of upright sitting without back support for five hours and aging healthily, per Chicago Journal of Commerce.

Chicago Journal of Commerce

How Adder Controls Its Fangs

The adder uses a unique fang mechanism for defense and feeding. Fangs fold back into the roof of the mouth, kept out of the way while the snake uses ordinary teeth to swallow prey. Other poisonous snakes have fixed fangs and cannot share this capability.

Europe

Clean-up Week Campaign Mobilizes School Children

School children join Civic League efforts for a civic clean-up week May 22 to 27. Community volunteers seek wider participation to spruce streets and public spaces.

Civic League

Public Sale of Desirable City and County Real Estate

A Virginia public auction in Winchester on May 27 1922 offers three city lots on West Water street and a woodland tract of 41 12 acres near Indian Hollow. Terms require one third down with two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Wm. G. Hardy Charles Haray William H. Hardy County Court House Winchester West Water Street Said Street Wolfer Street Indian Hollow He . McVicar

Spanish Jack sale notices near Winchester on Berryville Pike

Spanish Jack purchased by Austin White for home season work to be set at four miles east of Winchester on the Berryville pike. Insurance ten dollars.

Wincheser Berryville Pike Austin White

Canterburg Local Notes Report Relocation And Visits

Local items from Canterburg Va note Russell Campbell and family moving to settle with Moses Miler, Mrs Heise visiting parents J Hale, Mrs Peery returns from Page county, Sylvester Sargeant indisposed, Fay Clemons visiting Hale home, love feast at Sal Dunkard Church, Mrs Lee Cave visiting Howard White, Marvin Kitchen improving after measles, DeHaven and Painter visit, Holmes Grim with uncle Ashby Perry, passing of Mrs Harvey Canter mourned, Rev Gaither sermon at Fairview.

Canterburg Russell Campbell Nain Iave Moses Miler Frank R. Heise Washington J. ©. Hale J. A. Peery Ernest Jones Melvin Wood Page County Sylvester Sargeant Fay Clemons Gore J. C. Hale Sal Dunkard Church Lee Cave Howard White Refuge Marvin Kitchen William DeHaven Lomax Gainesboro

Banks to Close for National Decoration Day May 30 1922

Several Winchester banks announce closings for National Decoration Day on Tuesday May 30 1922. Banks will reopen or payments due May 31 1922. Signatories include Charles Summers H D Fuller John J Sloat and WM Hardy working at Union Bank Farmers and Merchants National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank.

Charles Summers Union Bank of Winchester H. D. Fuller Farmers and Merchants National Bank Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Bank

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Hicks Motor Coo. Inc H. C. Browne C. 1 Brumback Bro C. O. D. Parcel Post Imperial Tire & Rubber Co., Inc New York Avenue N. W D. C R. E. Byrd, Jr Chas. P. Stearns H. R. Willis N. G. Hottel Bell Phone Carver & McVicar Market St Chichester J. W. Rosenberger J. L. Maphis J. W. Baker Sec Baker & Shryock’s C. P. Bailey & Co Inchester, Va Danger McClure Newspaper Syndicate RY A Fordson Henry Ford Enry Ford Detroit Chapman’s Auto Sales Harvey Canter Gaither Fairview John J. Sloat Commercial and Savings Barr SAC
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