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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
6
A New York lawyer helps Charlotte and John navigate wealth and marriage. The guardian reveals a misused fortune while exposing the couple to a test of trust, love, and financial restraint. The pair marry after a puzzle of fortunes is resolved.
A teacher praises Little Mary as she hands in papers during a periodical exam. The story notes CAD Inge as an idle maid, while pens splutter and students finish their work with small smiles in the classroom.
Mary Enrico of 459 North Carpenter Street Chicago describes relief from left side pains after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She, a sewing machine operator supporting a young girl, says her health improved enough to work and recommends the product for women's ailments.
Export oriented notice from W. F. Kurtz Co. advertising apples and Kelffer pears for shipment from New York. The firm states it currently handles export consignments on a consignment basis and invites immediate contact to maximize net returns.
Mr and Mrs Richard Stuart Hunter of Baltimore are congratulated on the birth of a son at the Hospital for the Women of Maryland in Baltimore. Hunter is the son of the late Major Robert W Hunter of Winchester and is connected with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. His wife was formerly Miss Nellie Myers of Martinsburg West Virginia daughter of Dr S N Myers. The couple has a home in the suburbs of Baltimore.
Oct 3 Oranda Virginia reports severe droughts forcing long drives to streams and drying wells. Local social notes mention J Finley hosting a birthday dinner for mother in law Mrs Betty Beeler with many attendees. Mild health updates include M M Orndorff healing leg wound and Ada Loving returning from Staunton and Waynesboro. Lisle Safim sent to state fair. Middletown school calls him bright.
Miss Anna Briggs returns from a visit to Washington and Baltimore. Mr Clarence Robinson and his two sons with Mr Miller of Fairmont W Va drive to the city after visiting Isnie Robinson on North Ket street. William F Harrison Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight agent returns from Virginia Valley to Washington. Mrs E Virginia Smith returns from New York with her daughter Miss Virginia Smith member of Mrs Riske's theatrical company.
A nurse Mary confronts forbidden love as Dr. Louis operates on her old beloved in a tense medical drama. She wrestles duty and passion in a hospital space where life and death hinge on skill and choice. She reveals her true love to the dying man and to Louis, seeking a future in the aftermath of crisis.
The article profiles Penang in the Straits Settlements and the Straits Chinese, noting a culture of wealth and risk. It discusses rising fortunes, persistent gambling, and resilience amid rubber and tin market slumps, ending with the gambler's optimism.
A vivid Atlantic Monthly essay laments telephone aggression as a new weapon of warlike pressure. It contrasts the speaker’s fear with the caller’s power, noting the lack of defenses and the impulse to retaliate with sharpness and deceit.
The article explains that no animal truly sees in total darkness. Cats and other nocturnal species have large pupils to detect faint light, but they are blind in absolute darkness. It notes long sensitive whiskers act as tactile guides, alerting the animal to touch and prompting a side-step to avoid obstacles.
Trustees announce a public auction of Barton Building holdings at the Winchester County Courthouse on Saturday October 7 1922 at 11 am. Parcels Nos 7 9 11 and 13 West Water Street include a three story brick building with first floor stores and upper flats. Terms require one third cash and balance in two equal installments with bonds and insurance, possession in 30 days. Also a divorce suit against Walter V Thomas proceeded with appearance required within ten days.
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