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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1923
Page
5
An advertisement touts S. S. S. a vegetable tonic claimed to restore blood power, improve nerves, and cure eczema pimples and rheumatism. Testimonial from W. T. Hooker of Port Arthur Texas endorses the product and urges readers to buy large bottles at drug stores.
S S S makes you feel like yourself again wall paper for 1923 Richard E Thibaut and Niagara Blue Ribbon Papers We have over 100 patterns in stock Glue size and paste paints and varnishes of all kinds white lead oils turpentine putty calamine sand paper floor wax paint remover bronzes and enamels Agent for Thibaut Curtains and Overdraperies Use Anchor picture hooker and do away with the old wire We have them.
Warren Rice trustee offers at auction in Winchester Virginia on Thursday May 81 1923 at 11 AM a sixty acre tract four miles west of Winchester with a frame dwelling and orchard. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments with six percent interest.
Public auction to sell a 140 acre Frederick County farm near Stephens City Virginia with a four bedroom dwelling and outbuildings. Terms require one third cash and balance in one and two years via bonds, six percent interest, deed of trust and insurance. Also includes a chancery notice regarding Ellen Bradley estate with master commissioner to report values and distribute shares, June deadlines.
National banks announce Decoration Day on Wednesday May 30 1923 as a legal holiday. Banks will close and maturing papers dated May 30 may be paid May 31 1923. Bank cashiers include John I Sloat William G Hardy Charles Summers and H D Fuller.
Washington Hose Company No. 4 from Harrisburg Pa visited Charley Rouss Fire Company in Winchester from Saturday evening to Sunday night. They were welcomed with speeches at the hall and a luncheon at White Sulphur Inn. The group toured orchards and Valley Pike to Strasburg, praising Winchester scenery and local history before returning home.
A reflection on revolutions noting that great changes stem from ideas before force, as Mazzini argues revolutions begin in the moral sphere and then move into material action. The quotation emphasizes principle driven transformation and the sequence from belief to impact.
May 28 report from Nineveh Virginia notes Saunders moving family to Ashby area visits by Shirley G Miller in Winchester F K Weaver recovering Hugh Robinson employed Charles Wilkinson guests at Eugene Johnsons Mrs Julian Steel and daughters visit Weaver family Whitley return home after stay with daughter J Wagan Gardner visit Canterby Utte area Annie Ridgeway spending weeks at old village home Trene McCartney visits McKay home Guy Jones and son of Philadelphia visiting Weaver family Advertise now
Mont gomery Messenger of Christiansburg will suspend publication for a few weeks in June to rest and recuperate, announced by editor George B. Terrell. The weekly paper based in Pulaski, Virginia, notes the temporary hiatus as part of health related measures.
Schedule in effect April 6 lists Bristol Bluefield Norton and Pullman Sleeper to Roanoke Dining Car connections at Hoke with Memphis Southbound to Shenandoah Washington and Philadelphia to New York. Parlor car to Gsertown Pullman to depean and more. For fares schedules or stations contact H Burks or W C Pass, Roanoke. The Messenger notes a crude joke about grave digging and editors.
Fragmentary report notes discuss esteem and language with a quote about perishability and beauty, referencing Joseph 8S. Auerbach and The Netherlands. Mentions provinces North and South Holland and broader kingdom associations, plus improper mentions of fiber and cable service and Liverpool brokers.
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