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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1922
Page
4
The Evening Star announces publication details for Winfield Virginia with second class mail status and partnership with Morning News. It lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months in advance and notes Associated Press content usage.
A Sept 12 1922 column questions US aid to Liberia citing vast debt and alleged barbaric practices. It argues Republican administration sends 10 000 of US funds to the “negro republic” while warning of misused funds and questioning national policy toward Liberia. It labels Liberians cannibals and asks what becomes of US dollars.
In Long Beach California the Telegram notes farmers face troubles amid abundant crops. Government forecasts predict 3 000 000 bushels of corn and record hay and tobacco outputs. With foodstuffs piling up, the nation weighs on wages and labor clarity as winter hardships loom.
A persistent salesman pesters a resident at his door offering a motor cart. The narrator resists repeatedly until, after long patience, he travels to town and encounters a different shop, finally rejecting the aggressive approach with resolve.
A pithy remark on salesmanship, noting that incessant talking tires customers and undermines persuasive effort. The line critiques salespeople who flood buyers with words rather than solutions.
George C. Peery extols Democratic achievements from income tax reform to labor protections and nonpartisan tariffs. He contrasts Republican policies with wartime mobilization and Good Roads funding, faulting tariff bills, ship subsidies, and Newberry seating while urging veterans’ compensation and arms reduction.
The Rev Dr and Mrs J W Duffey of Washington arrived from Winchester after attending a Confederate réunion. They spent a few days with friends and delivered two fine sermons at the Methodist Church in the morning and the Presbyterian Church at night drawing keen interest from locals.
J Harvey Kline offers a reward for the recovery of a six month old Jersey calf seen on September 5 in Vaucluse Virginia. The animal is light red and white with dark eyebrows.
Ailll asks why William is thrifty and another character notes he was given a pair of goggles and must save for a mo torear, reflecting a humorous or domestic exchange about budgeting and handouts.
Special commissioners under a 1922 decree in Mary C. Albin v Emanuel J. Albin’s Heirs will sell at public auction 11 am Saturday in front of Frederick County Courthouse Chester? Virginia. The 172 acre farm near Stephens City includes a two story dwelling barn and outbuildings with terms one third cash and rest in two installments secured by bonds deed of trust and insurance. Clerk C C Brannon certifies bond.
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