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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1921

Page

5

Peace Time Prices For Fresh Meats At Shepherdstown Store

A Shepherdstown West Virginia cash and carry butcher advertises peace time rates for beef veal pork and related cuts to lure customers away from wartime prices. Listings include beef steak 22 cents per pound beef roast 18 cents flat plate 15 cents two pounds 25 cents veal cutlet 28 cents veal chops 25 cents stewing veal 20 cents pork loin chops 25 cents sliced pork shoulder 20 cents a pound.

Shepherdstown W. Va

Entertainments Held in Berryville for Miss Nancy Williams

Berryville Va. det 11 two entertainments were given Saturday in honor of Miss Nancy Williams with local residents attending and noting the pleasant event tailing a social gathering in the town.

Berryville Nancy Williams

Miss Clark Weds Harry A. De Witt

A wedding of interest in this section took place last Saturday when Eleanor Donnell Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Chapman Stuart Clark and Harry Alonzo De Witt of Schenectady New York were married at the bride’s parents home.

Goodwin H. Williams Thomas Lewis Peyton Grace Church Sylvia de Bek “Lewis Annie Stribling Archibald Cumming West Jane ©. Moore Elkton Nellie Henson Front Royal High School N. 8. Dix Eleanor Donnell Clark Chapman Stuart Clark Harry Alonzo de Witt Schenectady N. Y

Spesatie Island Bride Weds In Maryland Ceremony

Miss Clark, granddaughter of the late Robert Hall Smith, married in Spesatie Church. The Rev George W. Thomas officiated as the couple departed for Bermuda after the ceremony. Bridesmaids included Miss Katherine Clark and Miss Sydney Clark. best man was Mr William Keppel of Brooklyn. The wedding party and witnesses list numerous Clark and Smith family members.

Spesatie Island Harford County Clark Robert Hall Smith de Witt Ordnance Department Aberdeen Proving Grounds Margaret Clark Katherine Clark Sydney Clark Mary Stuart Smith Lillian de Witt William Keppel Brooklyn Chapman Stuart Clark, Jr Williams Davidson Harry Slack Robert Merrick Victor Bridgman John Stanley Misa Ellen Donnell Smith George W. Thomas Spesatie Church Bermuda

Dog Hero Dies Beside Fire Devoured Horse

A Kansas City dog perished alongside a dying horse as a garage burned. The dog repeatedly joined rescues but the horse could not be saved due to fuel explosions. The loyal animal died at the horse’s side after entering flames to protect its friend.

Dog Hero Kansas City Kansas

Nuxated Iron ad promotes organic iron supplement

A health notice urges readers to test iron levels by dietary changes and try organic Nuxated Iron as a concentrated iron supplement. It claims rapid strength gains in two weeks, warns against metallic iron, and promises refunds if results are unsatisfactory.

Yom Kippur Observance Noted Across Hebrew Community

The Day of Atonement or Yom Kippur is observed from sunset tomorrow to sunset the following day with solemnity. Worshippers withdraw from daily work to introspect confess wrongdoing and seek forgiveness through benevolence and self restraint.

Rippling Rhymes and Motor Madness Fragment

Poem fragment by Walt Masofi shows a ruined car scene with a windshield hanging from a tree and axles on a fence near a stately residence as the speaker laments a troubling end to his shining car. The text mirrors a distressed, surreal rhythm about loss and erosion of status.

Trinkle Declines Confederate Reunion Honor

Richmond Virginia Senator Trinkle, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee, declined an invitation to join the Confederate Reunion directing committee to honor Lee Highway and the memory of the Confederate chieftain at Chattanooga and in Chattanooga. He regrets the honor citing his current political duties and honors the Lost Cause.

Richmond Lee Trinkle Anooga Tenn Gia Trinkle Chattanooga Lee Highway Virginia Lee

Great Diamond Found in Arkansas

The largest diamond mined in Arkansas from Pike County was found last week. The rough stone weighs 20.25 carats and is valued around $10,000. It is part of 48 carats found from 100 loads. A prior 18.3 carat stone sold for $6,800. A new modern plant is now installed and ready to operate.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Mield Pike County New York

Apple crop valued at 25 million across Wenatchee area

R L Myers of Rockingham County received a letter from J E Miller of Wenatchee Washington noting the Wenatchee Valleys apple crop could yield about 25 million dollars on 35 000 acres. Miller says his orchard could produce 6000 boxes and has sold part of his crop at 2 85 a box.

R. L. Myers Rockingham County J. E. Miller Wenatchee Washington State Wenatchee Valley

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Blood Purifier Effects

An ad argues catarrh is worsened by a run down condition and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces. Circulax free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Circulax F. J. Cheney & Co Oiedo Ohio

Penny Pile Guess Wins Five Dollar Prize

The Commercial and Savin es Bank counted its penny pile after a weeks long guessing contest. Michael Lillis of South Braddock street matched the exact total 3 983 earning the five dollar gold piece amid many near guesses led by John P Jefferson 3971 Perry C Ritter 3969 and Maurice Hillyard 3968.

Commercial and Savines Bank Michael Lillis South Braddock Street John P. Jefferson Perry C. Ritter Maurice Hillyard Mike Mr. Billiis

Edwards Olive Tablets claim gentle bile stimulation

An advertisement touts Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild liver and bowel aid that clears the skin, boosts buoyancy, and avoids calomel dangers. It asserts the product starts the bile and relieves constipation, with millions sold annually at 15 cents and 30 cents.

Edwards

Want Ad Vignette About Self and Neighbor View

A witty note contrasts how we see ourselves with how others see us in a playful exchange. It imagines the humor of perceiving ourselves through neighbors eyes, then flips to a humorous reflection on social perception.

The Singer and the Public Talker

A fragment recalls a singer who performs each morning to ward off sadness. A public speaker named Gabler is noted for seeking opportunities to address crowds, with a terse exchange about speaking up.

Norfolk and Western Schedule Excerpt Details Pullman Service

Norfolk and Western timetable outlines May 29 services with Bristol bound routes. Noisily described trains include No 18 9 07 a m to Bristol intermediate stations with Pullman car. No 12 0 a m to Bristol Bluefield Norton with Sleepers. No 27 5 65 p m to Roanoke and intermediate stations with connections to Memphis points South.

Berryville Bristol Pullman Broiler Bluefield Norton

Court notice in Parker infant guardianship case and fiduciary inquiry

In the Clerk's Office of the Court of the City of Wingter the infant Theodore BE Parker sues by Ida Fi er guardian against D W G Potsal adm'r of Car Barr dec'd and James Parker et al to settle accounts and determine heirs and fiduciary obligations. Defendants must appear within fifteen days to protect interests, with publication of this order in Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse by Oct 5.

Wingter Theodore BE Parker Ida Fier Plaintif W. KE. Poisal Car Barr Cocoine P. Barr New York P J Potsal D. W. G. Potsal P. Parker D. W James Parker National Surety Co New Evening Star J. B. Beverley Cler Wward & Larrick P. A

Taxpayers' Notice 1921 Tax Penalty Schedule

Frederick County treasurer R S Smith warns taxpayers of 5 percent penalty on taxes due, increasing to 10 percent per annum after December 1. District taxes payable in full by due date to avoid penalties.

R. S. Smith Frederick County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Clark Harry A. Dewitt Star R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem, N.C Amie Walt Masofi Motor Madness The Associated Press Thur D.W. Griffith Gabler Norfolk & Wester Philadelphia Shenandoah Washington Saunders, Gen. Agt Roanoke, Va D. W. B. Poisal Adm Car Barr James Pa Et Als South Kent Street Winchester Oyler Farm Secur Durham Coleman Dunn M. L. Capper Ity Miss F. E. Miller
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