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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
6
The article outlines rose varieties suited to different regions and purposes, emphasizing heavy manuring and clean culture. It discusses pruning after bloom, bed placement, and care for climbing and cut flower roses, noting transplant timing and root protection. It highlights the need for prepared soil and proper water retention for success.
Readable fragments describe garden crops and produce including asparagus and strawberries. Mentions U S Department of Agriculture in a likely advisory context. Text is garbled but implies guidance on planting harvest readiness and seasonal garden tasks.
The article offers guidance on dealing with plant lice in home gardens mentioning a nicotine-based treatment and cautions on timing and leaf condition before applying any remedy. It emphasizes selecting appropriate products and checking leaves prior to treatment.
Miss Mary Godloye of Lebanon visits Mr and Mrs Ashby Graves Mrs Albert Martin spending time with relatives in Inwood West Virginia Miss Freia Grove of Washings visits Mr and Mrs Benjamin Massie Mr Edgar Barrett of Wadesville was in the vicinity on Sunday Children day service at M Church Sunday evening June 4 Mr and Mrs Benjamin Massie and Misses Emily and Mildred Massie move to Martinsburg West Virginia on Sunday Why
From Madrid May 31 Associated Press reports a daughter born to former Empress Zita of Austria Hungary. King Alfonso visited the palace at Pardo after news reached him. Zita had recently returned from Madeira where she lived in exile following Emperor Charles death in April.
A fragment notes that enemies should not be trusted with large sums as they will not borrow money or seek security. The text implies caution in dealings with adversaries and questions about their reliability.
Visitors at the Home of EB Clowser include H W Ashwood and two sons Winifred and etek and Mrs J M Orndorff with Claude Wallace. George Carver of Winchester spent here. Oswald Giese and son from Winchester weekend here. Local turnout for Sunday se1 convention at Mount Olive. Chambersville baseball faces Mount Williamson Saturday with James 10. Annie Crabill from Bloom nearby visiting W T Williams.
In Makae Island clashes left forty dead and many wounded as martial law was proclaimed. Reported cause cites alleged insults to Chinese women by African police, igniting the disturbance.
Captain W. R. Boutwell of Norfolk president of the Virginia Pilots Association visited Winchester with his wife. They stayed yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd R. Richards on Washington Street and left for New York in their automobile. He plans a longer Winchester stay later in June.
In Armell Va May 31 Mrs Charles Van Meter and daughter Hilda Van Meter of Baltimore visited Mrs Elder Cornwell. Mrs S T Dellinger spent the weekend in Middletown. Mr and Mrs G D Gray visited Winchester. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard White. Mrs M F Price improved after illness. Rickard joined an excursion to Gettysburg battlefield. Mrs M A Armel and daughters visited Winchester. The Ladies Aid Society of Macedonia Church was entertained by Mrs M F Price. Mr and Mrs I J Gardner and Mr and Mrs C Haines spent Monday in Winchester.
Major Albert H. Burnham, a Knights Templar veteran, leads a drill corps in Lynchburg Virginia to participate in the Templar centennial celebration in Richmond next October.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture warns Alaska peas must ripen uniformly and stay green through processing. Seed quality is crucial. buy only from seed growers who control their stocks to avoid ruined canneries. A new Farmers Bulletin No. 1253 outlines best practices and sourcing.
A fragmented line quotes an unemployed person dismissing inducements with a blunt retort. The passage appears in a Philadelphia Retail Ledger excerpt, but context and full attribution are missing.
Bureau of Pensions records in Washington show 49 surviving widows of American veterans from the 1812 war. Virginia leads with 14 widows, the highest share among states.
A local note extols the great horned owl as a fierce yet beneficial creature. The bird, with large yellow eyes, can grip firmly enough to require thick gloves for handling. It preys on rodents and vermin, earning the nickname friend of man.
An eagle dives from the eyrie to seize a mountain hare with powerful wing strokes. The hungry family awaits its return as the eagle carries the prey. Also advised is a leather chair cleaning method using a white or egg wash to restore shine.
F G Harris of Alexandria Virginia says Tanlac revived him after five years of weakness and weight loss. He suffered aches tremors and loss of appetite before taking three bottles which his wife urged. He reports being able to work a full day and feeling as fine as ever. Tanlac is sold by all druggists. Adv.
In the House of Commons Churchill warns the Southern Ireland agreement undermines the Anglo Irish treaty and could bar Irish voices if De Valera or future ministers refuse to sign the required declaration. In Belfast Craig and Londonderry announce a London trip at the British invitation to discuss Ireland with no Dublin meetings planned.
Handley High hosts a drill display with cheers from alumni and students as Shenandoah and United States forces finish the contest. Officials note proficiency under instructors Colonel Bryan Conrad and Captain Guy Manning with Major Earl L. Lewis and H S Duffey coordinating. Mrs Anne Magill Fauntleroy departs after visiting relatives before returning to Washington.
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