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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1926
Page
4
The fragment shows publication data for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia with mailing and consolidation notes. It lists publishing notes for subscriptions and Associated Press affiliation and includes a religious verse citation from scripture.
Suffolk urges gunners to honor hunting laws this season. The piece warns against out of season partridges and emphasizes observers’ role in enforcing rules, noting that true sportsmen protect wild game and report violations to support wardens and preserve game for future seasons.
In Weyburn era chatter the Charleston is labeled a moral dance though lively and post war restless. Observers note dancers must keep inches apart. The Span Fox Trot is hailed as a conqueror and a feminine teacher calls it less vulgar and suited to modern tastes. Experts predict new steps will replace old, while optimists hope the good endures.
The article extols returning to studies with calmer, more comfortable schools. It argues better methods and engaging texts reduce dull routine and heighten awareness of life’s value among the younger generation.
The article urges giving students encouragement as they return to school. It stresses that higher education prepares them for future challenges and that support from adults can ease their load. It calls for cheering them on with a smile and kind words.
Local buyers quoted today on wheat bran corn meal and mixed feed along with shelled corn middlings and animal products. Prices include butter creameries country butter butter fat and poultry items with ranges noted for leghorns broilers hens roosters and packs.
The report notes correction of wholesale market figures in Baltimore at the close of the previous trading day. It states the correction applies to all listed markets and reflects updated prices and volumes.
Gray Silver told the Martinsburg Kiwanis of a meeting where over 500 fruit growers gathered at Governor Harry F. Byrd’s home orchard near Winchester. Byrd pledged not to market a No 2 apple and urged others to adopt the standard pack and inspection to boost cash through unified marketing. H Lot Smith proposed expanding Northwestern Grade efforts to Berkeley Springs’ Washington route via Paw Paw, to be discussed next meeting.
The 1920 Census reports 8 549 511 women and girls employed in all trades in the United States. The piece notes a vast female labor force and cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a product helping women stay fit to work amid challenging conditions.
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