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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
6
A compact guide on grafting and budding stone fruits like peaches and plums. It explains bud removal, the T cut on stock, securing with cord, and aligning cambium layers for successful grafts. It notes winter timing and methods for various tree sizes and the use of wax-rosin sealing.
Readable fragments describe an unclear subject with no clear names organizations dates or locations. The text hints at actions related to hands art moistures but lacks concrete details to identify involved people or events.
A fragmented note warns that diseased tree limbs should be sawed off and treated with creosote or tar paint to prevent decay. It mentions bark damage and wood deterioration, emphasizing painting to inhibit further decay.
Buick Motor Company expands to seven models all featuring Valve-in-Head power. The revamped line promises rugged performance with quiet operation and refined body lines. Radiator hood and cow lines enhance Buick’s distinctive look without sacrificing individuality.
Buick Motor Co announces seven models for the new season including three open and four closed bodies. The company emphasizes continued mechanical excellence with improvements for convenience and longevity while highlighting new lines for the body top radiator hood and cowl forming a harmonious, graceful overall appearance.
Buick announces a new line of models including Twenty One-Forty and Twenty One-Forty Eight in extensive enhancements. The release highlights increased interior space, refined engines, easier maintenance, broader storage, and updated safety and comfort features across open and closed car variants.
An old pamphlet-style notice from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin urges women to write for free details about a supposed Triumph Pill. It markets the product as safe dependable and not available in drug stores, urging readers to avoid experimenting with alternatives.
Departments represented include Graduate Studies Education Engineering Law Medicine and Arts and Architecture with degree courses in Fine Arts Architecture Business and Commerce. Tuition reduced to a minimum with loan funds available for men and women at the 1 2 January 1930 address.
The article warns that living habits increase cold susceptibility and result in chronic catarrh. It claims 95 percent of adults are afflicted and urges avoiding colds or rapid relief. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended as a trusted cure for colds.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a rapid corn remover that hurts not at all. A tiny bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents and promises to lift hard or soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness.
A fragment suggests a mother’s shattered hopes for her son. the phrase compares him to a mere accountant and warns of danger she carries in her own life. The tone hints at a cautionary tale of ambition and hidden peril.
The passage portrays a person described as a philosopher who meets trouble with equanimity. It notes he is sick, yet remains perfectly natural and at ease despite his condition.
Fragmentary lines show the Smith brothers inheriting money from their father. Harold allegedly built castles in Spain with his portion while Jim invested in a beanery in Boston. The text hints at divergent fortunes between siblings.
Various properties offered: 28 acres with 6 room house and barn plus orchard, 48 acres with house and buildings and orchard, 72 and 90 acre parcels with houses and fruit, 320 acres near Winchester, 347 acres on Pike with bottom land, town acreage, limestone land, two sets of buildings, timber and fruit potential, a brick roller mill, city property and several 4 to 10 room houses. Prices range from 1 100 to 360 090 plus extensive grazing and farm facilities. Come and see Bailey Bros store for details.
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