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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
4
A dispatch from the Southwest Times reports Governor Trinkle has decided not to call a constitutional convention now. The decision cites economy, public risk of tampering with a strong document, and a preference to interpret and administer the current Virginia Constitution.
A calm speaker rejects dispute with neighbor Johnsing who visits in creaking shoes to argue. He says he favors peace, spends days and nights playing harps, finding happiness away from contention amid sorrow and care in the land. The verse ends with a quiet vow and a copyright note.
Mary Langley of Winchester visits the home of her cousin Stertee and Mrs. Hupman plus Mr. and Mrs. Yittle on Sunday. S. Winawe, lately visiting relatives in Winchester, returns home near Beat on Saturday. Mrs. Bayliss, from Red Bud, helps with family duties. Funeral service for Mrs. P. P. Carper in Winchester draws many locals. Carper was longtime resident of this community.
Market list shows prices for wheat flour, butter, oats, corn, and various livestock. Items include young chickens, hens, turkeys, ducks, roosters, lambs, sheep, hogs, and dairy products with per unit or weight prices. Data reflects multiple categories such as flour middlings, screenings, shelled corn, and local flour options.
Refuge Va October notes report an entertainment and pie social at High View School House on Monday October 30 with speakers and invited patrons. Other items include death of John Carroll in Piedmont West Virginia and local updates on Holmes Orndorff illness, Clayton MacCadley and France marriage, visitors from Andoah County, and an illustrated lecture at Salem Church on October 26.
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a single purpose remedy for kidney disorders. Mrs. James M. Pangle testifies of relief from dizziness and vision issues after use, claiming sustained benefit. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. manufacturer Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The article argues membership in the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union yields money saving in purchases and better markets through education and cooperation. It cites lower fertilizer and coal prices achieved by collective buying and urges farmers to join now to avoid higher future costs.
Ohio polls from the Cincinnati Enquirer and Columbus Dispatch suggest Democratic candidates hold a lead. Frank R. Kent notes the Enquirer has long matched actual results, with Pomerene favored over Dohaney and Thompson ahead of Dehaney, implying a substantial statewide advantage and voter discontent with the GOP.
Letter from Mountain Falls Virginia urging support for Hon. T W Harrison in the Seventh District. The author cites past presidential pride in Harrison and notes women mobilizing for the campaign. Ends with victory optimism and a call to voters after the election.
A reflective fragment questions if inspiration matters when a man can influence others to believe he was present with others. It suggests power in perception over actual presence and calls into doubt authentic influence.
Train timetable details include No. 13-3.67 a m to Bristol with Pullman, No. 1-2.45 a m to Roanoke Bristol Binefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediate stops with sleepers to Williamson and Winston Salem, cafe car, connections to Memphis. No. 87-5.58 p m to Shenandoah and stops. No. 24 8.29 a m to Hagerstown and intermediate stops with connection at Shenandoah Junction for Washington. No. 14-7.36 p m parlor car agerstown Fullman sleeper to Philadelphia. No. 2-11.38 p m Pullman sleeper to Philadelphia and New York. For fares and reservations contact Berryville Va. agent or Roanoke vic.
The Mayor and Council of Front Royal Virginia invite sealed proposals to construct two water lines. Bids require a $700 certified check payable to the Mayor and Council of Front Royal and addressed to E. S. West. Plans and specs available for a $10 deposit. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.
A Star writer critiques sectarianism and blind partisanship. The piece questions if a Republican supporting Democratic candidates shows lack of independent thinking, while noting campaign managers flood voters with circulars and ads.
A convention of International Bible Students declares opposition to war and violence, condemns misrepresentation of scripture, and urges nations to accept Christ’s invisible kingship. It asserts World War began in 1914, prophesies failure of League of Nations and earthly powers, and proclaims the kingdom of God established through Jesus Christ as the solution for peace, prosperity, and justice.
A Winchester resident argues against women's voting rights, asserting misstatements to mislead voters and claiming elections doubled after women gained the vote. The author, A Sidney Johnston, condemns women in politics and asserts no good comes from female suffrage. The letter is dated October 23, 1922.
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