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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1922
Page
4
The piece argues happiness comes not from wealth but from reducing worry and providing fair wages and good work. It cites Henry Ford’s ideas on unity, freedom from fear, and ethical conduct as paths to a happier society, contrasting money with true satisfaction in work and life.
A fragment from Walt Mason shows a tinsmith listening to a poet's lines and debating art and critics. The piece reflects on poets selling work and earning dues while the craftsman comments on fit and fate.
Fragmentary note quotes Charles asking about a great grandmother and great grandmothers. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event, participants, or locale to confirm a full report.
Miss Wight reflects on commercialism and the ethics of spending and giving. She cites echoes from scripture and Shakespeare to contrast money’s power with true value, noting the fragile hold of wealth and the enduring worth of selfless charity found in the widow’s mite.
In Da Ohio a mother recalls severe pain and inability to turn in bed until Lydia E Pinkham products are used. After two bottles of vegetable compound and one Blood Medicine her symptoms ease, weight increases, and she regains strength. She invites others to write to Henniwrra MiLine 137 Spr St Dayton Ohio for her full account.
Miss Mary DeHaven of Martinsburg visits Gainesboro with Miss Hinkins staying at DeHaven’s home. Mrs Grace DeHaven visits Ingburg West Virginia. The Back Creek bridge progresses well under supervisor foreman S. F. Moody. Highway Commission inspector to review.
A collage of overheard lines from a newspaper page features playful banter about sports and social scenes. Snatches reference a bridge game, a curious neighbor, a seeker after truth, and minor court notes about crime and a former taxi driver.
An acquaintance asks why John Schott would kill his hired man. The gaunt Mis sourian points to the hired man’s behavior as a possible motive, suggesting suspicion rests on how the man acted in his role.
A fragmented price list shows local market values for wheat varieties, flour types, creamery butter, country butter, straw, middlings, screenings, shelled corn and cotton seed meal. Figures are scattered with some items labeled as spring chickens and various weights, while other lines are partially obscured.
Market prices show Wheat at 1.06 with a drop from the previous day. Corn spot at 73 percent, butter dairy prints at 2, eggs at 1.28, and beer at 16.00 to 18.00. The ledger lists young chickens and various品 items with fluctuating values.
Baltimore firm advertises patterns and wares with prices listed for window shades and fabrics. Includes contact at 1015 West Balto Street Baltimore Maryland.
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