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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
4
A Woodstock speech by a Senator Saul figure draws voters’ ire in the Seventh district race against Congressman Harrison. The talk defends the ship subsidy, notes proposed payouts and tariff impacts, and highlights salary dispute while alluding to McCumber policy.
A 100 year old California figure advocates emotional control in public life. He urges readers to keep order in the mind, avoid anger, and pursue steady behavior as a path to achievement. An observed case in New York reinforces his counsel on anger as a damaging force.
Rippling Rhymes features Walt Mason venting about speculation and mining stocks. The poem contrasts writers profitable oil wealth with the narrator's failed mining investments and easy riches rumored by others.
Poem reflects a voyage of repeated disappointments and wishes for better fortune. The speaker laments past lessons and half-formed beliefs while imagining future wealth and transformation, from gilded bricks to diamonds and mythical swans. The tone is rueful and aspirational.
In a letter from Winchester dated October 1, Johnston praises Harding and his administration. He cites primary victories across states as proof of broad Republican strength and predicts a large GOP win in November. Johnston references Beveridge and Pinchot backing Harding and endorses the President's veto on the soldier bonus.
U S Bureau market news reports varied activity by location. Benton Harbor sees moderate haulings with light demand. Rochester and nearby points show heavy shipments and slow demand but steady market. prices listed for barrels and bushel baskets across Rhode Island, Tompkins Kings, McIntosh, and York Imperial varieties. Sales to jobbers and direct to retailers noted with regional quotes and district differences.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Brill widow of Henry Brill died at home near the Baltimore and Ohio Railway station in Stephens City in her seventy third year. Survived by two daughters Nellie and Bessie and six sons John Wesley Frank Charles Lee and Arthur. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in the Methodist Episcopal Church South with Rev George W Gaither and Rev Frank A Strother. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
Winchester resident Mrs. Stuart Shiner endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache dizziness and fatigue. She recalls a severe kidney attack eased after one box and continues to use them as needed. Adv promotes 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The ant species maintains farms or sheds housing beetles and plant lice for their secretions of milk or as a food source. Some ants hunt, while others gather, rear, and manage these insect flocks or eggs.
Grimes Virginia October 5. Garland A Gardner and Annie Shirley both of nearby areas were quietly married in Winchester last week. The couple’s many friends wish them a long and happy life. Mrs D B Grove and two children Geraldine and Elizabeth visited Mrs C B Sheppard Tuesday. Church services are planned at Galilee on October 8. Mr and Mrs C E McVay and Cecil spent the weekend at their old home. Relatives attended the funeral of Robert L Cloud near Martinsburg Sunday.
The guide explains reducing sow feed at weaning to curb milk secretion. Dry oats are a safe short term feed. If the udder remains full, allow the sow access to pigs once daily for several days to gradually dry up milk supply.
Alfalfa for hogs is described as a comparatively new feeding practice. The narrative warns that new ideas can face challenges from both supporters and critics.
A farm note states that the 71 pound and 100 pound shoats at six months are money losers rather than mortgage lifters, reflecting lean profitability in growing hogs.
Shade and clean water during the summer months are essential to successful pork production. Providing cooling shade and ample drinking water helps pigs maintain body temperature, reduce heat stress, and sustain growth and health through hot periods.
Winchester and Frederick county seek 60 to fund 70 orphans for a year through the Near East relief campaign. Backed by Rev Clarence Woods the drive asks for 5 dollars a month or 60 dollars upfront to ensure a child's life for a year. Pledges go to H D Fuller and cards are available from Woods or committee members.
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