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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
3
The passage recounts a Hawaiian decree ordering destruction or deportation of snakes with a vivid account of fumigation and life signs in trapped specimens. It then shifts to a 1885 Liszt provincial tour, detailing his audience and politeness, and a generous hotel dinner after a canceled first concert.
A montage of anecdotes and quips from 19th century papers. It contrasts a Baltimore engagement ending over meddling relatives with jokes about marriage, family, and social norms. Separate notes touch on China’s 1850s defeat and a playful bird joker, plus quick vignettes on marriage and domestic life.
A researcher notes a surprising connection between vocal pitch and cognitive patterns. The study examines how tone influences perception and communication efficiency across tasks. Further work aims to clarify underlying neural mechanisms and practical applications.
The document presents the Union Bank of Winchester in Frederick County Virginia with resources totaling 226,942.63 and liabilities at 325,542.63 as of April 1 1912. It lists assets including discounts, cash, and bank balances and liabilities such as capital stock paid in, deposits, and dividends unpaid.
Statement for the People's Bank located at Stephen City Frederick County Virginia dated April 18 1912 presents assets including loans and discounts overdrafts and cash items totaling 98 636 liabilities show capital stock 5 000 undivided profits and deposits with 93 636 81. Eugene E Chiles cashier certifies the accuracy with J Harvey Cartier and J M Steele attesting before J C Baker J P on April 2 1912.
Publication summons in debt action. Virginia Strathmore Orchard Co Inc and Wissler Sr. must answer to Shirley Carter and G M Hansbrough trading as Hansbrough Carter for 4512 dollars with 6 percent interest from Dec 1 1911 and damages of 5000. Hearing set first Monday in June 1912 before Winchester Corporation Court. Clerk Richard L Gray signs the writ.
The document shows capital stock accounts and profits with taxes paid and expenses. It lists amounts due to state and private banks, deposits by individuals subject to check, time certificates of deposits, and other bank balances totaling about 966 thousand dollars. The cashier Fuller signs the statement and swears it is true to the best knowledge.
Excerpted advice from David Duffum on horse conformation emphasizes feet and legs, balance, and overall structure. It outlines knee and pastern angles, cleanliness of limbs, body proportions, and the ideal head and neck, applying the same standard across breeds. Also notes hog health tips and efficient pork production practices.
Washington reports the sundry civil appropriation bill forwarded by the House appropriations committee includes 342000 for a Charlestown West Virginia postoffice project. It also notes a denial of funds for the tariff powder plant and an allocation of seventy five thousand dollars for a United States court building in Charlestown.
The House approved the Humphrey bill this afternoon to bar foreign vessels convicted of Sherman Act violations from American ports. Each offense carries a $26,000 fine, with the government able to seize and sell ships to recover penalties.
Miss Anna Griffith of Philadelphia visits her cousin Mrs R E Griffith on Piccadilly street. Wantee Hie Percentage. Captain Kidd asks trouble and the lieutenant notes the prisoner refuses to walk the plank unless a percentage of moving picture receipts is guaranteed.
Proprietary medicines arise from wholesale prep of prescriptions found effective for female ailments. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, derived from roots and herbs for females by Lydia Pinkham of Lynn, has served women nationwide for nearly forty years, showing noted success and merit.
The article notes that cotton cultivation in Peru has a long history predating Spanish conquest, indicating a deep-rooted agricultural practice in the region.
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