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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
5
Advertises W F Kurtz Co 204 Franklin St New York City as an export broker for apples and Keiffer pears. Notes Kurtz currently accepts consignments for export and may buy later, urging sellers to compare net returns with Kurtz services.
Real estate ads offer 6 room homes in good condition with large lots and fruit trees and prices around 2200 to 4500 dollars. Firms like NEWLIN & CO list well located houses and lots with regular investment returns of about 4000 dollars.
Mrs. B F Solenberger visits Cedar Rapids Iowa to be with her aged father Mr Stamy. George and John Craiz visit their uncle Samuel Smith in Winchester. A disastrous fire destroys a Burn home and out-buildings of Ernest Witen. Mrs W W Craig and daughter Virginia visit Mrs A H Guard at Stephens City. Rev Hupkin conducts a meeting at Macedonia. Mr John Shiley, recently at Memorial Hospital Winchester, visits his brother Lafayette Shiley. Samuel Smith and James Smith both ill. Mrs Charles Gardner and family visit W H Huber family. Train schedule details from Berryville Virginia dated April 30 1922 list multiple routes and connections including Bristol Roanoke Philadelphia New York with Pullman sleepers and cafe cars. For fares schedules and reservations contact H H Burks Berryville or W C Saunders Roanoke. Virginia.
Beginning of the great industry era noted with the first bale of cotton exported from this country to Europe shipped from Charleston.
The fragment describes a character planning a picnic and leaving items behind. It mentions a baby and pickles in a vague way. No clear names, dates, or events emerge from the readable text.
The poetical works of Rev Dr William Hervey Woods of this city are on sale at Boyd's drug store. Bound volumes, handsome print and decoration by his son Leslie N Woods are available due to rising demand. Dr Woods, former Baltimore Presbyterian pastor, retired and residing in Winchester, has recently supplied sermons at the local church.
Mr and Mrs Richard Breeden celebrated their marriage with a reception and dinner in OCLB EARBROOK Virginia after a Winchester ceremony at Centenary Reformed Church. Guests included Wesley Kenney Sarah Kenney and several Kenney relatives. The couple will reside at the bride's home until spring and were presented with many gifts.
De Wolf Hopper in New York urges a world free from ignorant fear and slavish apprehension. He states those unafraid to do right, guided by faith, are admirable, and achieving such courage would improve the world we live in.
Miss Sarah Bellum complains about being unappreciated and born too soon. Max Multirox counters that significance shifts with time and says Sarah would be seen as pretty if born twenty years later.
The Interviewer asks about first earnings. Old Multivox reveals long-ago profits and avoids discussing newer wealth, insisting the topic be dropped. The exchange hints at past successes and a wary stance toward fresh money matters.
A tense exchange between a worker and boss over wage cuts. The worker challenges the cut as done in style while the boss retorts about the “low-cutts.” The dialogue hints at class tension and workplace conflict in a sharp exchange.
Dialogue contrasts two men as they discuss recurring fears. One laments constant crying evils, the other claims nightly awakenings to one of them, illustrating persistent worry and unease.
A fragment shows a playful exchange between a mother and an aunt about a baby trying to crawl. The aunt urges patience while the mother defends the child's early progress and determination.
The text argues trees are living and breathe circulate digest and adapt but lack intelligence and a nervous system. It notes watering plants is ineffective for free city dwellers and recommends thorough soaking of leaves and undersides to address pests and insects.
A brief exchange shows a doctor recommending pep mes and the patient asking for pepsin as a logical follow up when pep runs out. The humorous dialogue hints at an evolving medicine sequence and patient expectations.
Classified notice seeking workers for apple picking duties at Kern Orchard near Paper Mill Road. Contact details unclear in damaged text. poster indicates requirement for harvest labor with date range unspecified.
An old home remedy using Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair is described as restoring natural color. A downtown shop offers a bottled compound with added ingredients claimed to darken evenly, with results appearing by morning and lasting after one or two applications. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is marketed as a cosmetic, not a medical treatment.
Instructions describe removing egg stains from a silk frock by rubbing. The guidance references common silk fabrics and suggests methods suitable for delicate materials. The text emphasizes careful handling to avoid damage to the fabric.
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