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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
3
The Baltimore wholesale market report lists prices for wheat No 2 red and June corn prime yellow, hay No 1 timothy and other varieties, butter fancy creamery and nearby, live poultry including old hens roosters spring chickens and ducks, and pigeons and guinea fowl. Pricing reflects spot and freight conditions in effect today.
Quotations announced today by local buyers and shippers connected to wholesale markets in Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other cities list prices for white corn timothy hay mixed hay elite straw flour bran middlings millifeed spring chicken live per pound and potatoes old. Read The Evening Star.
A fashion note highlights striped and checked cottons as top summer choices. It describes a leather color duvetyn sports coat No. 8130 with raglan shoulders and belt, plus related dresses No. 8058 and No. 8211 in black and white voile. Patterns priced 15 cents each, with sizing and ordering instructions included.
Reports from Niagara Falls say mediation has failed and only formal dissolving steps remain. Senor Naon arrives in Washington for a last bid to salvage the talks with Secretary Bryan and likely a meeting with President Wilson.
The Old Protector Cromwell had no royal blood and did not claim it. He belonged to the Gentry, with rank in genius and will-power. His blood, if any, was plain English and did not flow from royal or noble lines.
A letter cites Dr Perryman as a key leader in Knoxville campaign against liquor. Rev Reeves Richardson Peters and others are listed as informed speakers and cartoonists. Meetings unfold Sunday in Winchester, Opequon, Clearbrook, Middletown and various towns with multiple church venues and cartoon draws.
A fragment quoting Sir Walter Scott on care and privilege contrasts with Fielding’s satire on diplomacy and honesty. The text presents antiquated aphorisms about human conduct and perception, reflecting on wit and knavery.
A vintage pattern feature describes the Dainty Charm negligee as a stylish women’s garment showing individuality. It details fabric choices such as silk and cotton crepe, soft pink tones, trim, collar, sleeves, girdle, and design elements. The article lists yardage needs for sizes and pattern numbers with prices.
Unclear OCR text shows scattered phrases about patterns and sizing within a department. The readable bits mention a person or institution and possible measurements or forms but lack coherent context or dates. Further legible material needed for a precise summary.
An extensive real estate ad describes dozens of city lots and homes with prices from 900 to 3500 dollars. Properties include six to twelve rooms, brick and frame houses, porches, baths and modern conveniences. Also offered are suburban plots, a two dwelling setup, commercial space options, and services to insure property.
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