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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
4
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Fragmentary reflection on the parable of the woman and the stones. It discusses guilt versus innocence and urges restraint in condemning others. The piece laments judgmental attitudes and underscores the danger of casting stones before knowing truth.
The poem laments modern memoirs and gossip in literature. It attacks writers who expose great men and their associates for sensational effect, naming Gladstone and others as targets. The speaker condemns the era of lurid tales, odious hints, and prying biographical snatches.
The Market Street M E Church announces a church school at 9 45 am and a morning service at 11 o clock with a sermon by Dr Manchester. The note expresses regret at local emblems and invites all to worship, honoring the distinguished Methodist minister. A separate classified line seeks a home for a young man or woman, apply to Star Bee.
The ag department reports a three month surge in enrollment for purebred stock under the Better Sires Better Stock campaign. Ohio leads in participants with 532 enrollments, while Michigan enters the field and Virginia remains leading prior participants.
The Rev C B Manchester of Canton Ohio will fill the Centenary Reformed Church pulpit tomorrow morning. He led President McKinley’s pastorate and spoke at his funeral. Winchester crowds are urged to attend with Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church members invited. Sunday school at 9 45 a m and an 7 30 p m community service with the Abraham life study and film. Centenary Concert Orchestra will perform.
The Fort Loudoun Seminary senior class holds class day exercises at 4 pm on Monday May 29. Ivy from the Alamo San Antonio Texas will be planted, presented by Mrs Daniel Le May formerly Miss Virginia Ginn of Berryville Va. Speakers include Miss Natalie Allinott Miss Copeland Blair Miss Virginia Stine Miss Eunice Orndeff Miss Louise Townshend Miss Rebecca Nourse Miss Margaret Goll Miss Eva Burrowes Miss Frances Fisher Miss Denta Meelil wee Miss Polly Brinton and Miss Dorothy Cissel with Director Miss Mary E Bush.
W H Peters, professor of animal husbandry at the University farm, stresses that profitable cattle come from well grown beefy animals fed properly from calves. He notes high cattle and feed prices favor two paths: raise quality beef animals or minimize production costs, with proper sow exercise needed before farrowing.
A testimonial from Mrs Ina Maser of St Paul describes relief from back pain and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the product as a remedy for women’s ailments claiming repeated symptom improvement.
The First Baptist Church lists tomorrow's schedule with 9 45 a m teaching service for all ages led by the pastor, an 11 a m service with sermon on The Way of the World, 7 p m training and missionary meeting Mexico of Today Romans 10 8 15, and 8 p m evening service Christ Proving His Claim. Pastor Charles Adey invites all to attend.
A plea to protect piglets from harm notes an April pig expected to become a $20 porker by October. The statement frames animal farming timelines and market value, highlighting a projected payday for the pigs owners.
Harrisonburg Va May 27 The Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia met at the Elks home with about seventy five physicians from this and nearby counties. The agenda emphasized early cancer diagnosis and treatment and warned against unskilled eye care practitioners. Dr Charles E Conrad spoke and Dr Philip W Boyd led cancer discussions with Dr B F Wilson extending an invitation.
In Charlottesville Virginia on May 26 Alberta Bolling Albemarle attorney and Legion toastmaster condemned profiteers saying unnamed men grew rich while war work paid little. He praised humble Legion members as those truly serving the country.
A short note on a pig creep plan allowing pigs to share access to shelled corn and ground oats. The text also includes a humorous line from Mrs. Blunderby about her eldest son speaking several languages and the phrase hippanty as a linguistic aside.
The piece reports that a quarter of animals trapped by steel traps are worthless and fifteen percent escape by self amputation. It notes many are eaten by others and suffer lingering torture. The American Humane Society offers prizes totaling $300 for essays to raise public awareness and propose remedies.
A light exchange reveals household roles with the wife handling bread, cakes and pies while a servant speaks of unseen duties. The remark underscores traditional domestic division and the weight of daily chores in the home.
A witty exchange contrasts household banter with a Crusoe reference as a husband and wife joke about neighbor talk. The light dialogue hints at social chatter and literary allusion in a domestic setting.
In a clubhouse veranda exchange Mrs Cleek mocks home training while Mrs Niblick recalls her husband lecturing the ball, noting she uses his language when dinner runs late. The vignette humorously contrasts golf etiquette with domestic life.
Dialogue panel features a husband and wife joke about giving up smoking to save money for the wife. The exchange references costly cigarettes and a partner's restraint.
A fragmented dialogue note shows a taunting exchange with threats and mentions of shooting at a house, attributed to a boy and another speaker. The text reflects a hostile encounter rather than a clear news event.
Round eyes placid in expression suggest generosity and amiability. Large blue eyes clear and translucent signal great ability and sensitiveness. They also indicate a jealous disposition.
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