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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1921
Page
4
The notice lists mail and carrier subscription prices for various terms in advance and states Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for dispatches credited to AP or not otherwise credited to the paper since the local news publish.
Bathday September 10 1921 lists Democratic candidates for statewide and local offices including governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of commonwealth treasurer superintendent of public instruction commissioner of agriculture state corporation commissioner and a slate for the House of Delegates and local posts such as clerk of corporation court and city sergeant with candidates named from Wytheville Suffolk Middlesex Richmond Roanoke Augusta Charlotte Winchester and Montgomery.
The piece reviews Senator McCormick and President Harding praising an extraordinary session of Congress. It argues the praised tax cuts and achievements are campaign material to defend Republican policies and timelines before the New Mexico special election.
A New York Times editorial questions whether the New Mexicana can overlook or fail to thank these achievements. It notes the need to mobilize Republican votes in New Mexico as striking, highlighting a gap between Republican promises and actual performance.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason contrasts aging with youth as the speaker reflects on growing old. He describes rheumatic pain and longing for a golden yesterday yet argues that the world remains vibrant and that elderly grievers miss the smiles of the young when their sorrows go unheard.
In reply to Province McCormick’s open letter, C. A. Ford states opposition to bond issues amid declining values, calls for highway commission reorganization to cut overhead and improve back road funding, and supports equalizing state taxes so overseas assessments align with Clarke and Frederick counties.
Mrs Frank Brady and children of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs John Schlack and Mrs Sell of Winchester. Mrs bluey Brown spends time with William Grim. Local group travels to Loudoun camp meeting including M T Snapp Holmes Snapp Ridgeway Kenney Roberts Coyle and Henry Mouldin families. Harvey Mouldin visits Winchester with daughter Mrs H B Sell. Lloyd Carbaugh of Mercersburg PA and Omar Ruebeck of Clear Spring MD visit locals Sunday.
Advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood-acting remedy to reduce mucous inflammation of the Eustachian tube, hoping to restore hearing and prevent permanent damage. It cites F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, and mentions availability through druggists.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports major funds wasted on scrub sires in Kansas. Surveys across 20 counties show low purebred use, with some townships reporting none. The extension service leads a state wide better-sire campaign to boost farm income through purebred sires and organized breeder clubs.
A Virginia livestock owner urges the USDA to promote gentleness in handling cattle and pigs. He notes transport stress causes digestive troubles and loss, advising quiet, steady handling to lower feeding costs and improve growth and fat production. He recommends starting with one litter of pigs to demonstrate benefits.
Soybeans replace high priced concentrates and a field of green corn and soybeans provides ideal conditions for pork production. Forage quality allows self fed corn with proper sanitation. Farmers may turn hogs and sheep into the corn before maturity to gain forage, even if some yield is sacrificed.
A fragmented appeal cites President Harding's return to normalcy and promotes buying lumber at low current prices. The notice urges readers to visit, have a house bill prepared, and learn how to profit by purchasing materials today.
Worship service on Sunday September 11 at 11 o clock with the topic Our Public Schools Sunday school at 945 a m for all ages Men from Winchester invited to men s class Community Service at 8 p m featuring His Birth Right exhibition Congregational singing and church orchestra to provide special music Public invited to attend
Tomorrow begins a campaign to enlist all members of the church and Sunday school for school improvement. A mass meeting and Sunday school institute will be held at 9 45 in the church with a goal of 600 present. At 11 the pastor will speak on public education and Handley schools, Epworth League at 6 45, and a sermon at 8 on Child Welfare.
An advertisement touts Triumph Pills for irregular or suppressed conditions, claiming safety and dependability, not sold at drug stores, and urging readers to request information from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
For sale items include a single dwelling on Pall Mall street at 1000 dollars a double dwelling on Main street at 2000 dollars a five and a half room dwelling with bath at 5500 dollars and a five room brick dwelling with basement and attic modern in every respect at 12000 dollars. 50 acres improved near city with commercial potential. Train schedule shows daily service from Chamberesville Hill Crest to W. & W. Junction with trains listed by time starting 6 00 a m on Tuesday July 6 1921.
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