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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
3
The article discusses year round lettuce growing under glass with heat or muslin protection, emphasizing Grand Rapids as a superior hot house variety. It covers transplanting frequency, spacing, and care from seed sowing to market, noting risks from mice and the need for continuous attention to yield a first class product.
A socially ambitious Mrs. Ackers-Maitland drives through Clark's Lane toward the Hall when a child darts onto the road. Dickson brakes abruptly as a small lifeless burden is found under a worker's scaffold, provoking village anger and police attention.
A lawyer named Mayne, now a respected judge, sits solemnly while his contemporary Kellar, still short of clients, mulls his own career in court. In a moment, Kellar whispers of Newton's gravity versus levity, noting Mayne's ascent and his own hindered path.
A 12 year old girl Jennie, praised for charm and spirit, was sent to bed for disobedience. A boy asks for her at the door, her mother explains Jennie is already asleep. The boy says she is being punished and implies she goes to bed early every night.
Special Commissioner offers Wallington's Headquarters on South Braddock and Cork streets for sale at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House at noon. Three lots plus option to sell as a whole, with terms: one third cash day of sale and two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust. Sale notice dated December 16 1907 and bond approved by Clerk Richard L. Gray.
Mrs H V Bowers returned from Mrs Stewart Strong's after a short visit. Mrs Richard Shroades spent a few days with her mother near Clearbrook. Mrs J P Stump of Middletown and Mr P M Stump visited relatives here. Mr David LeFevre visits Cumberland Md. Mr Williams made a business trip to the village recently.
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