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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1920
Page
4
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The article argues that many women share environments and interests, complicating shifts along sex lines in elections. It warns women will resist political actions that limit wage based on gender or threaten economic opportunity for themselves and their families.
A poet recalls illness and medical bills then celebrates full recovery from multiple ailments. The speaker lists gout mumps rheumatism and indigestion as conquered and rejects fear and pain while praising health as the sole true boon and life’s richness returns.
Strasburg dispatch notes Mrs Ward Grove of Winchester attended a shower honoring Grace MeInturff last Tuesday evening. Grove was a guest of Miss MeInturff during her visit, returning from Maryland with relatives.
Philadelphia authorities continued probing the death of Henry J. Peirce eastern manager of Insley Manufacturing. His body was found with the head crushed by an iron wrench near his office. Police traced movements to 10:30 p.m. Saturday but made little progress. They seek a man and woman said to have driven away in his car after meeting him downtown. Motorists were detained in Hagerstown and questioned about the case, with nothing disclosed.
New York November 23. Stocks opened buoyant with broad rallies in steels, equipment and motors but selling for profit appeared as the session progressed. General Motors paused its advance while a heavy turnover occurred in low priced rails despite a 6 percent call money rate.
President elect Warren G. Harding arrived at Cristobal at o'clock on the Parismina. He received a noisy welcome from the crowd in the harbor and went directly to a hotel.
Wheat break prompts flour declines with a drop to 8.40 a barrel in Minneapolis while other mills post price cuts from 8.60. In New York sugar quotes fall to 8.75 for fine granulated and 9 cents for others. Omaha hog prices sink further, yard average at 9.80, down 75 cents to $1 from yesterday.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Elwood Snyder with Mrs Kasa Strosnider as the mother before marriage. Another birth, a 15 pound boy Leonard Conwell, born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Tharpe on Saturday November 6. Stanley McInturff recently from Akron, Ohio stays with his mother Mrs Alice McInturff as his health improves. Mr McInturff has not been well and returned home. Mr and Mrs Thomas Willey have moved from one residence to another.
You, in your business or profession, are master of its details as your friends of theirs. Each to his own trade, you say, and do not call in a merchant When your child is ill. Yet men appoint as executor or trustee under wills friends and relatives to tally inexperienced in handling the technical details. This Bank has had years of experience in personal trust business and estate problems. We invite you to call or write for information.
About forty members of the Frederick and Hagerstown Rotary clubs inspected the Northern Virginia Power Company's Millville plant in West Virginia. The overhaul, tied to the Frederick Electric Railway Company interests, adds about 500000 dollars in capacity, valuing the plant at over 1 million dollars with completion expected by December 15. Rotarians toured and had dinner in the employees' mess hall.
Alvin Barrett of McKeesport Pa visits with brother Frank Barrett and will be joined home by his mother Rachel Barrett for the winter. Dick Moss moves to a Gainesboro pike home bought from John Bailey. Clifton Pitcock relocates to a new residence once owned by William Coe now in North Carolina. Van welcomes a bouncing baby boy. Lyle Fries visits with his parents. Rally at Little Mountain draws a large crowd and photos were taken by Elmer Maleister after Sunday school. Rev D B Grove plans a protracted meeting starting Monday night November 29. William LeHe w's two children ill with tonsillitis attended by Dr. ousing. Mrs Margaret Clark and children weekend visit with father R B Emmert.
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