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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
5
Specialist says sulphur treats face neck and arms easing eruptions such as rash eczema and pimples. Mentho Sulphur applied like cold cream clears irritation quickly and improves appearance. obtain a small jar from a good druggist.
Mrs. Nina Brown Gore widow of Walter T. Gore and daughter of the Browns of Winchester married Winthrop Taylor a New York City lawyer on Friday September 29. The ceremony occurred in New York and the couple reportedly toured Asheville afterwards. Gore's death in 1921 was caused by a tractor accident on his Frederick County farm. Taylor, a longtime widower with a seven year old child, has visited Winchester often.
Col. Frank Mason Burrows a long time federal official and Civil War veteran died in Washington at age 82. A native of Culpeper Virginia he served in Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg and was a member of the Confederate Veterans' Association. Interment will be in Arlington's Confederate section tomorrow.
In Stephens City Virginia on October 5 a birthday dinner and apron sale honored Miss Annie E. Weaver society president. Funds exceeded 1500 dollars benefiting the Methodist Church with members including Mrs. L A Adams and Mrs. J D Steele assisting. Rev George Gaither and others attended. Julia Sampsell provided piano music as guests enjoyed the meal and social event.
The article highlights arranged marriages in the South seas with brides around twelve and grooms around seventeen, noting women often proposer and men chosen later. It also discusses the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror dated from Louis XVI’s 1793 execution to Robespierre’s fall in 1794.
A fundraising address by Dr Emhardt promotes Near East relief work in Jerusalem Tabriz Hamadan Erivan and Constantinople. Vance Tilley leads a pledge sale to save 23 Armenian orphans with 47 more at risk as Winchester and Frederick County residents are urged to donate food and funds.
A colossal cherry tree in Hood River district Oregon is described as possibly the world’s largest tree of its kind with a six foot base trunk and a branch spread of about 6 000 square feet. A separate vignette notes a man guiding a horse to a blacksmith shop and a boy exclaiming about a horse without a wheel.
A Norfolk and Western timetable change goes into effect on April 30 detailing revised passenger and freight routes, station stops, and operating times across key lines. Officials emphasize improved connections and clearer schedules for travelers and shippers.
A persuasive ad promotes Ironized Yeast as a natural builder for tired women. It claims the product, ironized yeast, unlike mere yeast and iron mixes, nourishes blood, nerves, and body strength. Sold for $1 per package of 60 tablets from Ironized Yeast Co. Atlanta.
The Massies home in Relief Virginia hosted a surprise party with games and an elegant dining room reception. Guests included Margaret Drummond and many locals. families shared Sunday visits and a note about the school progressing under Miss Drummond while farmers harvest apples.
In Nauru the Bun rises at six and sets at six year round with no daylight saving. Seasons change only with the westerlies during the rainy season. A drought year was followed by heavy rains totaling 150 inches, with 10 inches in a single night.
A historical reflection on political legitimacy and the ability of a government to impose will only for a limited time. It argues that no regime can indefinitely dispense with the prestige of legality, citing authority and recognition as essential to govern.
The text fragment shows partial figures including a wage figure of 45,592.09 and mentions a 2 percent element. no clear event or names are readable to specify a proper summary.
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