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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1923
Page
4
The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia publishes daily except Sunday in partnership with The Weekly Mirror. Subscription rates are shown for one year six months three months and one month in advance with carrier options and monthly prices.
A short AP dispatch and local notes dated Tuesday September 18 1923. Public notices, weather, and events from PHGNms Bell area are summarized with brief items and agency credits.
In a rural perspective the Harrisonburg News Record criticizes urban dominance in Virginia policy while defending state road funding against credit fears. It argues farmers deserve fair financing and questions political rhetoric from Brookhart Capper and others impacting farm credit nationally.
An editorial from the Wall Street Journal reprinted in the Daily News Record argues Wall Street pressures echo in farming credit. It notes farmers may borrow at banks as year end approaches and warns rumor-driven depreciation could threaten packers and finance, stressing informed credit understanding.
Poem satirizes losses from scams. The speaker recalls a wise warning to ignore get rich quick schemes, stay calm after being stung, and not spend more money chasing bad deals. The tone blends humor with moral counsel about resilience and prudent choices.
Claim a small package from Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa by mailing name and address with 5 cents. The bundle includes Chamberlain’s remedies for colds croup bronchial flu coughs stomach pains biliousness and constipation plus a salve for burns wounds piles and skin ailments.
Miss Etta Haseman departs Wednesday for Forest Glen Maryland to resume duties at Forest Glen Seminary after visiting relatives in the city.
Associated Press reports the American Locomotive Company in Richmond received orders for 25 Mikaro type engines for the Missouri and Pacific Railroad and more for the Tennessee Central Railroad. Each engine will cost about $80 000 and be built at four per week once construction starts.
Gore Virginia residents Mr and Mrs Charles L Hook and family drove from Martinsburg West Virginia to Valley Home to spend a day with Mrs Hook's mother. Also joining were Mr and Mrs Ernest and their young daughter.
A woman tells a doctor her husband hears buzzing in his ears. The doctor suggests taking him to the seaside, but the wife cannot persuade him. He then jokes that she should go herself, saying it will do as well.
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