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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
6
A Washington letter from June 11 outlines urging the county board to back demonstration work for another year. It argues the program should begin October 1 to align with early spring plans and notes Mr. Sandy's possible arrival on the 20th with a confirmation by wire.
29 children at Longwood, guests of Dr. Harrison, need books games and toys to brighten their days at the retreat for destitute ill children. Mrs. W. O. Smith asks Manchester residents to donate and bring items to Christ Episcopal rectory promptly for shipment to Longwood.
School children present a closing program featuring a special film titled Readin Bitin and Rhymatic with Marion Leonard as the teacher. The bill includes additional reels and a melodrama by the Wilber Co op.
An exchange representative in Winchester discussed the ongoing fruit belt situation in New York and Canada. He noted frost and recent disasters have reduced apple prospects, but predicted higher fall prices due to increased consumption and improved distribution, though fewer apples than last year are expected.
Very handsome entertainments have been given in honor of the bride who has for some years been a general favorite in social circles of Berryville and Clarke County.
Bernard Carter a leading Baltimore lawyer and general counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad and other firms died suddenly of heart disease in Narragansett Pier R I at age 77.
Fair weather continues in Virginia with a cool down by Friday. Temperatures tonight will be cooler in the eastern and southern portions.
A society man earns praise for lively horseplay at a dance while another debutant is scolded for a similar act. Separately a Shepperton Victoria incident reports a dog bitten by a snake then its master, who contracted symptoms, survived with rapid treatment.
A Hebrew Bible owned by the German government topped value lists after rejecting the Pope’s bid of 125,900. Metallic gallium once commanded 150,004 per pound, while radium emerged as the era’s priceless mineral, sought at prices above any ounce value.
The text argues that boosting trade hinges on advertising efforts. It emphasizes advertising as the primary driver for expanding commerce and reaching broader customer bases.
A committee examined the Missouri contests this afternoon which involve four delegates at large and ten districts.
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