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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
8
Contributions from Roman and Christian groups push total to 1,100,00 dollars, surpassing the quota by about four hundred. IT from the Round Hill Church and Miss Mar hank household are noted as part of the effort.
Rome reports Lubin International Institute of Agriculture finds global harvest average up 40,000,000 quintals from last year led by wheat up 44 percent, rye 20 percent, barley 7 percent. North Africa cereals +66 percent. India cotton normal. Egypt cotton slightly below. Italy cereal output 64,000,000 quintals shifts Italian purchases from America. Government budget carried 3.5 milliards last year.
The report predicts favorable influence on exchange due to this year's lire savings of at least one and a half milliards from grain purchases. It also notes that increased sugar beet cultivation could reduce American sugar imports this year.
A deed was admitted for record in Martinsburg West Virginia conveying a three story brick building on North Queen street to the J G McCrary Company. The price was reported at 56500. The structure includes a two room tower and Wagner Music Co space. McCrary plans remodel and use main portion as a store room after years of operating a five and ten cent store in Rutledge building near Witheran church. Local reps could not announce remodeling plans.
The Junior and Senior Leagues of Brucetown plan Chapter Day at Brucetown Church on September 23 at 8 pm. The pageant To Vision Heights will be presented and the public is invited to attend.
A brief health column outlines steps for improving women’s wellness. It emphasizes preventive care, regular checkups, and accessible guidance from a female advocate addressing common concerns.
A Lynn mass questionnaire by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co shows fifty thousand replies with 98 out of 100 women saying they benefited. The company asserts the product restores health and urges women with related ailments to try the remedy.
Listing shows iron beds springs dresser chiffonier desk rugs lamp shade kitchen cabinet high chair ironing board wood stove stone jar Inca patio Unairs at 488 Fairmont Ave.
Partial text shows a personal statement from Mollie Henry regarding leaving and financial obligations. The readable words indicate potential debt or reopening terms but lack clear action, dates, or parties.
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