Quoted Advice On Marriage Selection From A Fragment
A fragment offers a wry German phrase about choosing a spouse by selecting a good mother and marrying one of her daughters. The tone hints at practical matchmaking wisdom.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1917
Page
2
A fragment offers a wry German phrase about choosing a spouse by selecting a good mother and marrying one of her daughters. The tone hints at practical matchmaking wisdom.
Intelligence confirms the death of Dr. George William Bruce aged about 90 in Moundsville West Virginia on a Saturday in October. He studied at the Virginia Military Institute and the University of Pennsylvania before practicing medicine in Moundsville for over six decades. He leaves two daughters and one son, two brothers, and is uncle to Mrs. Howard C. Oldbram of Winchester.
Elizabeth Joan of Toledo Ohio says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her back and abdominal soreness from female troubles after a hard day of nursing. The ad touts testimonials and claims the remedy contains no narcotics.
The First Troop of Boy Scouts marks its third anniversary with a Tuesday event at the Empire Theater. A Band from Washington will lead a parade and perform, followed by a patriotic rally and athletic exhibition. Proceeds benefit the local Red Cross.
Keller from Whynesboro Va faced charges after passing checks for board jewelry and other items in Winchester. He was detained at headquarters overnight while authorities prepared to arraign him before Justice Fultz as a pending trial loomed. Bank officials say he wrote over 150 dollars in Checks on Front Royal bank prior to attempting checks at a Washington bank.
The undersigned banks announce they will receive subscriptions for Liberty Bonds and will purchase bonds for individuals, allowing payment on an installment plan to suit each patron. The participating banks are Shenandoah Valley National Bank, Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Union Bank of Winchester, and Commercial and Savings Bank, with signatories cashiers and presidents named.
A vintage classifieds notice invites readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley and Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago Illinois with name and address for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Cough and Cold syrup and Artic tablets. The offer promises delivery of a trial package and notes the product is sold everywhere.
An advertisement-like claim states dandruff can be dissolved with liquid argon and cncdyne for nightly scalp treatment. It promises complete removal by morning after multiple applications and claims itching will stop with glossy, soft hair.
Outdoor banks or pits store vegetables such as potatoes carrots and cabbage heads. Use conical piles with straw litter and earth coverings, ventilate with boards or stakes, and keep several small pits for mixed crops to ease retrieval.
After harvest a lull in farm work follows. Dishing up stubble promptly and plowing six to seven inches deep when soil moisture is adequate increases yields. Oklahoma and Kansas stations report profit from early deep plowing with Farcaster wheat, seeded mid September to early October, based on five years of data.
C H Eckles of the University of Missouri notes corn yields best silage but kafir corn and sorghum are strong alternatives with equal or greater yield. Proper harvest stage is crucial. crops should be mature and seeds hard to avoid sour silage, and frosted or very dry crops require immediate or adjusted siloing actions.
Milk spoils quickly when left uncovered in warm kitchens. Observing the rule to keep perishable foods like milk cool clean and covered can reduce food bills for many families.
Dr. J. H. Merrill of Kansas State Agricultural College says swarms no longer indicate success. A single colony can yield more honey than one that swarms into two or more. Swarming naturally increases bees but reduces honey. controlling triggers may cut swarming significantly.
Two kinds of sweet clover are commonly grown the white and the yellow. The white is most valuable for hay and pasture, grows larger and more leafy, with olive green seed about alfalfa size. The yellow seed is similar but microscopically mottled like a turkey egg.
Farmers are urged to can and preserve excess vegetables from home gardens. Spoilage on vines and ground leads to waste when fresh produce is costly, and a morning’s work can create stocked supplies for leaner times.
Encouraging sheep keeping as a profitable practice due to sheep thriving on limited pasturage. Sheep manure is highlighted as highly valuable, and many farms have brushy fields suitable for eight months of grazing.
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