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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1911

Page

5

Matrimony’s Small Change Reflects Broken Hearts Today

Quotation notes that historic small coin value once sealed marriage vows while modern lovers face financial strain. The piece contrasts the old sixpence tradition with contemporary realities and affection intact despite poverty.

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Berryville Auction Promises Biggest Sale Yet

Sale notice for June 14 1911 in Berryville announces entries needed now to advertise a large auction run by Chas R. Jones and J. D. Willey managers. This public notice seeks item submissions ahead of the event.

Berryville Auction Chas R. Jones J. D. Willey Mgrs

Public Sale of John W. Brown Farm Clarke County Virginia

Public sale by decree of the Clarke County Circuit Court to be held in Berryville Virginia on June 24 1911 at noon in front of the courthouse. The John W Brown farm two miles west of White Post on the Winchester Pike about 134 acres with orchard timber and farm improvements. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in two equal annual payments secured by deed of trust or all cash option. Special commissioners and auctioneer named.

Circuit Court of Clarke County Virginia Reardon White Post Winchester Pike

Present-Day Evti and the Language of Morality

The excerpt critiques using white names for black things, arguing such labeling fuels the period’s moral bias. It reflects Exchange’s view on language shaping social judgments and calls for honest naming.

Test for tinned foods using steel knife method

An infallible test for tinned fruit or vegetables is to open and plunge a bright steel knife into the contents. If copper is present even in minute amounts, it will visibly deposit on the blade after a few minutes. Now is the time to advertise.

Miller Train Control System praised for automatic rail safety

A detailed account from the Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Magazine extols the Miller Train Control System as a faultless automatic device to stop trains, reduce human error, and work with both steam and electric rails. It describes ramp mechanisms, track circuits, and cab controls ensuring safe operation under all weather and signal conditions.

Indianapolis John F. McNamee Marshall Miller Train Control Middle West

Corn Fermentation Test and Eye Milk Squirting

The text describes corn after pulling undergoing slight fermentation and potential digestibility issues. Experts assess an ear to judge quality while suggesting lay tests such as opening the chuck and pressing with thumbs. milk squirting into the eyes is noted as a sign of poor quality.

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