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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
4
The fragment references The Morning News and Weekly Times with notices about subscription rates and advance payments. It mentions press credit and republication guidelines in a partial fragment.
A 1922 Times Union discussion argues schools are blamed for societal ills while parents neglect home training. It contrasts home care with school responsibility and notes failures in morals, health, and discipline as parents push blame onto educators.
The coroner's jury in Oklahoma City found the woman not guilty of murder in a high profile case. It notes she returned from hospital treatment for a rib injury before the shooting incident. The piece questions if bystanders were endangered and calls for stricter marksmanship standards for female shooters.
Uncle Hiram owns a gaudy steed and seeks a neat bugsy to hitch it to. Dealers mock his funds yet promise a fancy ride with horned ponies, but buggy ponies are extinct and the tale ends with a wistful, comic note.
A historic ad touts a Red Pepper Rub to ease chest congestion and pain within minutes. It claims warming relief for colds rheumatism or backache and urges buyers to ask for Rowles Red Pepper Rub at any drug store.
The brief plea urges swift aid for families asserting they have dependents to support. It highlights urgency and calls for community backing without detailing specific programs or amounts.
Funeral services for the late Dr George W Dellinger retired Middletown dentist were conducted Friday afternoon in the Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel. The Rev Boyd V Switzer of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South led the rites, with interment in the family lot beside his wife. R T Jones and Company arranged the service after bringing the body from Lee Camp Confederate Soldiers Home in Richmond.
Centenary Reformed Church outlines a fourth Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 9.45 a.m. and church service at 11 a.m. led by Rev. Clarence Woods on The Significance Of The Cross As Applied To Modern Affairs, plus an evening 7.30 concert featuring choir music and grand hymns.
Special investigators authorized by the federal Justice Department report there is clear evidence of large scale bootlegging in Chicago since the Eighteenth Amendment. They allege bribery and corruption shield the operation and target the office of the U. S. district attorney.
A long tax collection notice details locations and times from Reynolds Store on Oct 30 to All City Depot on Nov 13 with a 5 percent penalty if unpaid by Dec 1 1922. Also included is a Dayton Ohio monoplane parachute incident noting Lt. Harold R. Harris escaped unharmed as a plane crashed near McCook Field.
White Post notes report Rev. C T Warner of St. Albans Parish Washington ill and unable to lead mission services at Meade Memorial Church this week. Rector Rev. John Coleman conducts nightly services, well attended, as community members visit from nearby towns.
American and British marines landed at Vladivostok to guard the consulates amid reports of terror as Japanese evacuation nears. Dispatches say guards roamed the city looting businesses and residences after darkness fell.
The United States seeks return of 454 188 dollars in war profits from Cleveland Brass and Copper Mills Inc and their sureties Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland in a federal suit filed in Cleveland Ohio under Attorney General Daugherty.
Sunday services at John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church Cork Street at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 30 a m sermon by the pastor The Churches Greatest Need 7 30 p m song service 8 p m preaching by the pastor The Nearness of Gods Righteousness Reverend Joseph Wheeler Pastor
Reward offered for information about a stolen 1921 Ford towring with detachable rims and electric starter. Engine number 4856679 and license 51987 listed. Suspect location given as Middletown Virginia by Mowbry.
Auction will offer cash sale of furniture from the late W Roy Stephenson at 10 o'clock Saturday in the storage room of W B Snider Son 320 North Market Street. Items include parlor suite dining room furniture oak bedroom suites bookcase and desk wardrobe couch porch benches chairs kitchen furniture hair mattresses and a majestic range. No property will be removed until paid for. Auctioneers Duvall Dunn. Clerk R S Smith.
70 acre state farm for sale with good buildings and water five minutes from Winchester near highway ray. Also light Overland touring car cheap to quick buyer. Apply at 210 S Market St.
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