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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
4
A consolidation combines Morning News with The Weekly, The Weekly Mirror and related papers under a single publishing group. The move aims to streamline operations and expand regional coverage across local and neighboring markets.
A partial OCR shows subscription prices for various terms in advance and a weekly option. Figures include amounts like 38.60 for one year and 1.75 for six months with other monthly and advance terms, plus a $4.50 weekly rate.
A brief notice lists Bell 88 United 148 W phone numbers and local news publication details. The item reflects standard AP attribution rules for republication.
The Richmond Bankers Committee disputes Mr Shirley’s Virginia gasoline usage estimate of 450 gallons per car yearly, citing North Carolina data of 550 gallons per vehicle. The letter from Shirley and a NC Motor Supervisor shows higher per car consumption, challenging the Bankers’ conclusions.
A historical note describes a sea coast defense mortar in a hill top position above Winchester, its colossal form resembling a prehistoric reptile and serving as a lasting testament for nearly two centuries.
An editorial lament for Daniel Morgan's grave at Mount Hebron Cemetery. It recalls his Virginia Line service and notes a modern monument controversy sparked by a coastal mortar monument placed over his tomb. The piece contrasts federal recognition of Civil War heroes with perceived disrespect in commemorations and praises the Virginia Military Institute cadets honored at New Market.
A large government funded reproduction of a battle at New Market drew an audience and inspired officers and troops. The event showcased elaborate planning and significant expense, highlighting bravery and discipline among participants as a public demonstration of military resolve.
Poet laments campers spoiling a grove with cans, scraps, and junk. He recalls a past offer of hospitality and mocks the intrusive caravan culture while urging future visitors to clean up after themselves.
Advertisement notes apples for sale Grimes Golden and King David at 75 cents per bushel. Orchard located on Greenwood road near Berryville pike. Contact Mrs. E. A. Horsey. 28-1-31.
The excerpt recalls a saying about shared responsibility attributed to Izaak Walton and a friend, noting that what concerns all ends up as no one's concern. The snippet emphasizes prudent collaboration and personal accountability.
The fragment contrasts skepticism with certainty and cites Hume on arrogance. It notes diverse, odd beliefs such as Eve from Ada’s rib, the Japanese and women growing from trees, Persians on women, and a Lapland tale about a rabbit, illustrating myth and hearsay in culture.
A terse message seeks a capable salesman to cover Winchester district RW area selling Skinner Coke Heaters and Schen Oil Heaters for frost protection in orchards. Attractive proposition for someone who can demonstrate and sell to growers.
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