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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
7
A Denver woman recalls relief from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after seven years of illnesses and ineffective remedies. She credits six bottles for regained health and now urges others to try the product, noting many friends doubted recovery.
United States Department of Agriculture reports a growing Better Livestock movement in Rockbridge county Virginia with 16 farmers switching from grade or scrub bulls to registered bulls since January 1. About 50 farmers still resist the change, keeping inferior stock. dairy cattle show purebreds delivering about 47.8 percent higher productivity, while all farm stock average gains exceed 40 percent.
A playful exchange notes that the father sees his own eyes in his son while the nose belongs to his wife and the son's voice resembles an auto horn. The dialogue uses humor to claim family resemblance.
An agricultural note explains that flies irritate cows reducing milk yield and causing inefficient milking. It offers a fly spray recipe using coal tar dip fish oil whale oil oil of tar and pennyroyal with soap to make 30 gallons sufficient for about 40 cows twice daily for 10 days, applied after milking and before silage feeding.
Miss Lucie Bean visits sister in Washington while Mrs. Julian Dogget comes from Washington to see her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Staples. Kremer sisters visit Winchester relatives as Rev FE O Graham and family arrive. G E Lemley builds a new garage to open by November 1. Trinity Lutheran Church members give their pastor a hearty reception. Cisterns run dry and wells are low amid dry weather. Mrs J A Guard visits sisters the Misses Barrow at Tulip.
The exchange notes a familiar practice of authors seeking introductions from celebrated peers. Bernard Shaw retorts with a sharp quip urging the other author to rely on his own work rather than depend on a famous name.
A fragment argues that pride in one’s own opinion and confidence in unexamined knowledge sustains ignorance. It implies a critique of closed mindedness and the belief that certainty substitutes for learning. The piece cautions against dogmatic stance and shallow expertise.
Colonel Langhorne and Major Towler of the U S Army met with Captains Roszel Grimm and Rosenberger to organize the reserve corps in Winchester. They collected applications from ex service men for commissions and announced October 18 lectures at Handley Library by Colonel Davis on General Allenby's Palestine Campaign, with invitations to women.
A short tip describes tying a shoe lace by passing the loop through the knot twice. The trick makes the fastening secure yet easily undone by pulling the two ends apart. It notes the knot can loosen on its own if needed.
The dairy cow offers steadier profit than the beef steer as her products stay stable amid market fluctuations. Milk and cream payments arrive regularly, and rising demand for dairy products plus grade and purebred cattle strengthens the case for dairy profitability.
A single cow proves more valuable than several poorer animals, highlighting efficiency and higher returns in livestock herds. The contrast underscores why farmers seek top milkers and genetics to boost farm profitability.
The text advises sterilizing dairy utensils using abundant steam or hot water. Immerse in boiling water for two minutes or place in a sealed closet and sterilize with steam for thirty minutes.
A dairy improvement association aids communities by replacing low producing cows with better stock and pure breds. The article also notes an evolution from 35 to 60 talles per locomotive use of coal.
A domestic exchange reveals plans to discuss an important matter between a husband named Wilkes and his wife. The wife urges restraint to avoid further discussion urged by Wilkes, implying a potentially sustained, private matter.
Miss Lillian Gatling, aviatrix and sole woman member of the Aeronautic Association of America, began a cross country flight as a guest of the United States Air Mail service. She uses a special plane and expects to reach New York by Sunday.
A young boy named Robert, anxious about starting kindergarten, visits the class and asks the teacher for permission to attend, noting he is almost four years old. The account highlights early schooling plans and the child’s persistence.
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