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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1913
Page
4
A brief item notes York Representative 3 AYDEN involved in a matter at the Branewick Building with a stated amount of $16. Details are sparse in the fragment.
Fragmentary note questions a woman's role in home life and marriage, contrasting passion with duty and social judgment. The text critiques pursuit of independence vs family peace, mentioning a husband and sacred love. The garbled prose hints at moral thresholds in domestic roles.
Fragmented text references life extension ideas and scientific attention. Mentions reducing work by adjusting life span periods and notes three working rooms. Readers are left with incomplete context and unclear entities.
A fragmentary poem by Walt Mason alludes to willing workers aiding a wise man and his helpers. The text references enthusiasm, crusaders, and snow as a backdrop to assist in a task.
Fragmentary notes describe a social gathering in Gainesboro with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Barker Mr. Joseph Robinson Mrs. Mary Eye and Mrs. B F Lineburs and others. A turkey was sent to friends and guests were mentioned. The text is garbled and names are partially readable.
Mrs Lela Janney, Mr and Mrs Edward Foreman, Mrs Issellas Purcell, Miss Alice Osborn, Mr Frank Silver, Mr Clyde Loy, Mr Harry Loy and Mr and Mrs Jacob Reese of White Hall, Miss Mary Greenwalt of Winchester spent a few days this week with Mrs P Janney. B W Albin is visiting relatives and friends in Cedar Grove.
A string of short notes records residents of the area visiting relatives in Washington Baltimore New York and Charlottesville and returning home for holidays. Mentioned are Gey A Henry Beth Henry Mrs Charles Little Elizabeth Little Mae Greenawalt William Marshall Jr J H Lacy Jr Abney Payne McKinster H D D Flood Fred Walter and Rev S D Skelton with moves to Fort Monroe Shepherdstown and Charlottesville and trips to Norfolk and Amherst street.
NOT BEYOND HELP AT 89. Sleep disturbing bladder weakness stiffness in joints and rheumatic pains indicate kidney trouble. Mrs Mary A Dean Taunton Mass says Foley Kidney Pills were beneficial after her 87th birthday. For sale by all druggists. Mr and Mrs Frank Robinson of Charlestown W Va have been visiting relatives and returned home today.
The article reports Bill Campbell predicting a harsh winter with heavy gales and violent snowstorms. It notes past warnings that led to alarm when temperatures plunged and groundhog lore surfaced, suggesting ongoing public interest in his forecasts.
A Georgia community backs saloon access while critics cite female attire and dancing as moral grounds. The edition quotes the Ga Herald defending the stance by arguing men should join the movement or face societal decline.
A wire report from Montreal describes extreme cold halting port repairs and leaving the city without fuel or water. Fire risk grows as services falter and authorities fear the city would be powerless to respond to a major blaze.
A. D. Shamel discusses seed selection and breeding as crucial for crop value and farming gains. He argues improved varieties raise profits, affect crop prediction and preparation, and influence marketing and commercial outcomes.
A historical note discusses seed selection and breeding as key to improving corn and other crops. It argues high land value requires higher per acre production, notes variability in corn ears within a field, and estimates that uniform, maximum-yield ears could raise per acre to about 155 bushels if all plants matched the best type.
Mr. George B. Reszel, visiting his father at the Shenandoah Valley Academy, departed this morning for Baltimore.
The Long Island Agronomist notes 164 overhead irrigation users in New York state, 67 on Long Island. The report classifies most as foreigners with short U.S. residence, describing them as "whiteed down" natives with less than two generations in the country.
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