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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
4
The snippet lists publishing details for The Evening Star with Winchester Virginia origins, rates for subscriptions and payments, and carrier delivery information for the Weekly Mirror. It notes prices for three months six months and one year in advance and provides contact numbers.
The report notes that eight dispatches are credited to the Associated Press or to this paper for republication and excludes other credits.
In a Baltimore Sun report Judge Duffey and Police Commissioner Gaither discuss how cars aid crime. They note criminals use automobiles to flee and that police must adapt with mobile patrols and updated practices, urging nationwide adoption of new methods to counter vehicular crime.
A testimonial from Mrs F M Tyree of Covington Virginia touts a tonic’s fast healing effects after influenza leaving her frail and nervous. She reports regained strength appetite and twenty pound weight gain due to the tonic’s claimed ability to convert food into muscle and purify the blood. She urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist.
Fragmented OCR-like text hints at a personal or literary fragment titled Rippling Raymes in Walt thanca with scattered phrases about seven cousins and a scene involving Henry's car, blithe stepping and a damaged wreck, suggesting a poetic or prose sketch without clear narrative coherence.
A fragmented verse recounts speed and danger as spring ald and night lamps fail. It mentions a man named Charles struck by a train and nine back fractures, Joseph near a gray tower, Adolphus lighting a match, Theophilus racing boats, and the village goats at rest.
An old advertisement endorses Dr. Pierce products including Favorite Prescription during pregnancy and Lactation. Mrs A M Eastman of Richmond claims four pregnancies benefited from the remedy, praising Dr Pierce’s Lotion Tablets and Pleasant Pellets for catarrhal relief and gentle cathartic effect. It urges visiting a local drug store or sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel for trial pills and medical advice.
Market notes list wholesale prices for wheat corn eggs and dairy with cattle and poultry data. The Baltimore market prices show daily prints for butter fat creamery butter and local flour along with grain and feed items and listed ranges for various livestock and poultry categories.
Stephens City Virginia residents report visiting relatives Russell Shryock of Sterling and George Shryock of Front Royal. A rainfall ended a drought aiding seeding. Professor Smith moved into a Mulberry Street home. Friends note illness of Crowell Gardner and obituary of Alfred Green. Trinity Lutheran plans a Thanksgiving supper and bazaar.
Minnie Wood Chapel Virginia residents report social visits and travel to the Hagerstown and Richmond fairs. Mr and Mrs William Bromley left for Hagerstown. Lizzie Hardesty of Akron visitors, and extended hospitality from Hugh Hardesty and guests from Charlestown Berryville Martinsburg. Walt Hardesty hosts and travels with Mrs Grant and others to Martinsburg. Misses Rutherford call on Mrs Taylor Knight. Mrs John Fishpaw and son Raymond attend Virginia state fair in Richmond.
Ashoro Virginia October 13 Mrs Igroe is in Winchester Memorial Hospital seriously ill but improving Mr William Mefiwee is much improved after his fall from a wagon a few days ago
A list of residents from Goshen Greenwood Bluffton Columbus Connersville Mecca Lawrenceburg and Mechanicsburg endorse Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. They offer to share experiences and provide information via Miller's Drug Store or Box 69 Mechanicsburg Q ady.
The Virginia Military Institute in Lexington has banned hazing following injuries to a first year cadet. Several cadets were suspended. all but two have been reinstated. Basel W. Shank of Detroit visited relatives in Dayton, Virginia, and stayed with the Wees on Ride Avenue.
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