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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
JEFFERSON WEEK.

Thomas Jefferson Week, which
in Virginia has been set for
April Is, will be observed by the
public schools of Virginia in ac-
cordance with detailed plans
which have been sent out from
the State Department of Educa-
ton. Although the State Board
and Department of Education
discourage the setting up of
special days, special weeks, or
other special detectives for the
public school system in order that
time may be conserved for the
fundamentals of an education,
nevertheless the National move
ment TO purchase the home of
Thomas Jefferson and to make it
an American Shrine is so inn
portant that Virginia must as
sumo commanding part in it
and in this the public schools, 1t
is thought, should have their
share.
The plan for Jefferson Week
sent by State Superintendent mt
Harris Hart to the school officials
of the Commonwealth provides
for inviting the pastors and Sun
day School teachers of tile State
to give serious consideration to
the life and work of Thomas
Jefferson in church services on
April 6. and that d'ring the
week following special instruc.
tion shall be given regarding the
life and work of Jefferson in all
of the schools
| 1t is suggested that the teach.
eis in the lower grades outline
on or about March Is certain
stories they will tell their pupils
about Jefferson and his times, in.
lcluding a study of the costumes,
social customs, and past-times oil
| Jefferson's day.
4
| For the grades above the fourth
it provided that teachers make
a number of reading assignments
from the school library or from
any book which may be borrow.
ed. the assignments to give some
idea of Jefferson's great demo
cratic interests and of his work
particularly in behalf Of educa'
toin.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21

Beginning on April 7, the
schools will devote at least thirty
minutes 5aily for the week to
stories in the lower grades and
to more serious study in the
upper grades bearing upon the
times OF Jefferson and his work.
It is arranged that on Friday,
April II, an afternoon program
shall be given in which there
will be recitations and essays
based upon the work of the week.
To this program the patrons and
friends of the school will be in
vited. The principal, a teacher,
or an invited speaker will also
participate at this time in order
to present the work of Jefferson
in a most serious fashion both to
the children and adults present.
Among other things the plan to
purchase Monticello to make it a
National Shrine will be empha-
size d. AT the close of the meet
ing on Friday, April II, it is ex-
pected that a voluntary sub
scription will be taken III each
school to be known as the sub.
scription from that school con.
tributed to purchase Monticello
1t is believed that this plan oil
the Department of Education as
we'll as other similar plans will
contribute greatly to emphasiz-
ing the great work of Jefferson
and at the same time contribute
to the purchase of Monticello.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
qefore it is put back around the

qefore it is put back around the
tree.
Every spring, the annually
growth of the year before should
be cut out third or more on all
trees. Severe pruning is good
for peach trees, to keep them
growing svmetricallY and to
allow plenty of air and sunshine
to reach all parts of the tree.
To encourage the symmetry of the
tree, all branches that crowd or
cross should be cut back, or any
that grow too vigorously: In
pruning cut back to buds or
branches that point out, so as to
keep the center as open as
possible.
In order to produce the most
perfect fruit, about half the yield
should be removed from both
dwarf and standard trees, when
the peaches are half grown.
This, of course, is much easier
to manage with dwarf trees
where the fruit is within easy
reach-however, even on large
trees, the thinning out can be
accomplished with the assis-
lance of a stepladder.
Peach trees require some ferti-
lizer each season, and where the
growth does not appear to be
progressing satisfactorily in the
spring. a light sprinkling of
nitrate of soda is beneficial.
When you have decided to
plant peaches. you are, of
course, interested in what
varieties to plant. We are Civ
ing your description of few of
the most popular, but there are
many others which are just as
good, and which may be Pc
culiarly fitted to your locality. If
You get in touch with your near
est nurseryman, he will be glad
to help you solve the problem of
what to plant"
CARMAN leads off, about the
of July. This is a white
cling" with excellent flavor;
particularly hardy.
HILEY comes along as the
Carmans get through bearing.
This, too. is white peach fine,
rich and juicy.
BELL OF GEORGIA-White,
free-stone, firm and delicious,
excellent yielder and hardy,
ELBERTA-Yellow, free stone
juicy and highly favored one
of the best of all for all round
general use, including cauniug,
KRUMMEL 'S-October yell
low, free, bears quite late, ad.
ding another two weeks to the
peaches and cream season.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
Senior sresitsr Hops kid.

It's great to be kid brother. Keeps
a fellow right up on his toes. You
wonder whether you can master aige.
bra, or swimming, or certain vaca-
ton job.
Sure you can Pitch in" says the
senior in your family fraternity. And
you do, hard. Quadratics or the Aus
tralian crawl or an exacting boss,
you've got to make good. The frater-
nal prodding you get may make you
squirm, but 1t helps you to win
through.
Good work." says your senior
brother. And then you could go out
and lick the world. It's great to be a
freshman in a family fraternity
Sort of fun to be an influential senior.
too.-American Boy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
His Reputation

prisoner" said the magistrate. "you
have already been sentenced IL times
for vagrancy, violent assault, embez-
element, theft and so on"
would you mind not speaking SO
loud. your worship?" was the reply.
MY intended father-in-law sin court,
and you might damage my prospects,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
ReIjes Of Famous Massacre.

While excavating for electric con
duits in Chicago recently workmen I'M
earthed the skeletons Of three Amsri-
can Indians which Psychologists and
experts In Indian lore believe to be at
least hundred years old. These
bones were found not far from the
place OF the famous Fort Dearborn
massacre.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21

A negro woman was telling a frisnd
that she had been to wedding. She
described the brides white satin gown.
the veil. the slippers, the flowers, and
everything.
"And what did the bridegroom
wear7" asked the friend.
"Well, do you know. that good-forx
nothing fellow never showed up at ell"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21

Weary walker--No, ma'am. I amt
dirty from choice. I'm bound by honor.
wrote testimonial for soap maker
once an promised to use no other.
Mrs. Housekeeper - Wen. why DO
you not use thatf
Weary Walker - Because, ma'am.
that Arm failed about five years agol--
Pearsonss Weekly uondon).
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
Kneu Her Dad

A small child was having her first
ride In subway train. Suddenly the
train passed over q switch and the
lights went out for a moment.
When they went up again, the little
girl said: did you do that, daddy?"
Daddy denied 1t.
"Well," replied his small daughter,
ats just the sort Of thing you would
do"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
tn DIX sIlb iSCRlBERS

The Post Office is again max
mands ON publishers on newspap =
~ay;sa tne;r ,o;l;pg lists. Under the
lis Us - e, .he nanartm eut the publisher
will not be allowed to nlan p ZAP S,bo
second-class matter to stosells .,,ass
wv Nv IL. hos al, ,eu instructions
.ne suus. Sanding II for a definite
time and bona fide 'oasse n ~
Because of this law. We AIe ...sc,;,s'
to communicate with all ON. s. ..,;sh -
ers and ask them to COO psIa',s :.s ~" =, nc hs
that we may put our mai t'ng hs' ~ Tue
shape required.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
kan..s carries Mo lnsuranee.

Kansas carries no Insurance on its
state buildings. The state has mil
lions of dollars In buildings, and all
Of them constructed In recent years
are fireproof. The insurance cost
would be very heavy. 1t Is regarded
as being policy Of economy to lose
a building by fire occasionally rather
than to pay the insurance premium
on fire protection.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
Removal Notice

Hav ing vacated j. F. Ramey's Room
ON Co, rt Street, am temporarily To-
Gated. Until permanently located, work
left at :. S. Bowman's Department
Store. or Arthur Boyer's Variety Store
will be ei, rem prompt attention.
Doc IA If. B. F. HISEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
s0R SALE

Small farm 8 acres, 81 miles west OF
Toms Brook. Va :, well watered, nine
room house, go, Vi out buildings o'e
mile from store I'd school, / mile ii''si
church. on State Dad, bargain il sod
at once.
w. a. CALVERT.
Everythi ~ m Real Estate.
NJ. On
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21

Barrister Ito clustered witness)-
New, sir, did you or did you not on the
date in question. or at any other time.
say to the defendant or any one elsek
that the statement imputed to you and
denied by the plaintiff was matter
Of no moment or otherwise answer
me. yes or no?
Bewildered Witness-Yes O. no
what STRAY Stories.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
PEACHES FOR HOME USE.
y F. F. Rockwell, Horticultural


Editor of Farm and Preside"
Peaches and cream''-that's
a treat that is appreciated al
every table.
Next to it, in popularity. comes
Canned peaches and cream. Not
the hard, half ripe. half cooked,
unsweetened kind that you buy
from the grocer's shelves-but
the real. oldfashioned, home
made variety, put up in our
own kitchen. Even where this
desert is served over and over
again, it always tastes like
more"
There is only one wholly salts
factory answer to the peach
question; that is, to raise your
own. Then you can have an
ample supply to be used freshly
cut Up with sugar aud cream, or
to be canned and preserved and
m ide into marmalades; jams an d
j lies for winter use.
Fruit obtained from our own
trees. freshly picked for the
table, cannot be compared in
quality to those that have been
shipped hundreds of miles to
market. These, necessarily must
be picked little green to stand
being tightly packed into a box
or basket, and waiting several
days in the hot store or on the
dusty fruit stand before they
appear on the home table.
In picking peach for desert,
just when It is wanted, we are
able to choose one that has
ripened to perfection in the sun
and its mellow lusciousness seems
to have treasured up all summer
sunshine in its juice and flesh.
The peach trees will take up
scarcely any room on the place,
as they can be planted in any
available sunny nook, if it is
we'll drained and not so sheltered
as to betray the tree into start
ing growth too early in the
spring.
A ssturdv little peach tree
especially in the spring when it's
slender and graceful boughs are
laden with delicate pink bios.
soms-is a real ornament in any
lgarden. 1t takes up little more
Ispace than a bush or shrub, and
as an ornament alone is well
worth planting.
1t is quite astonishing to SET
how quickly young peach tree.
come into bearing" Even .
Itwo-Year old tree will present u.
with good amount of fruit. and
by three or four years, it will
provide several baskets full SC
THAT with a few trees, we will
have sufficient fdr our summe
Iuse. canning for winter, an,
some left over to proudly present
to the neighbors.
| Where the garden space is ex
Itremely limited, the trees ma
Ibe planted along the bonndarr
lime, or even close against
Ifence. Peach trees may easil,
he kept pruned and trained t.
Ioccupy any space desired. ,Squar
forming is a help rather than
disadvantage. and if these pet
trees are properly handled an
feared for, when it comes I
Ispraying and thinning out tn
snall peaches, when about hal
lgrown, they will produce extr
lime peaches. They must, how
lever, be given first-class care |
fertilization and frequent so
cultivation.
II Spring is the proper season |
. | which to start your peach tire
. planting; so your orders shoul
Ibe made out and sent away
1.-THE nursery as early as possible
In setting out single trees, quit
. large holes should be dug an
. Iold we'll rotted manure should b
linked thoroughly with the sol
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21

Put your savings Ia the Saving
Department. OF the Shenandoah Val
ley Loan and Trust Co., Woodstock
Va, at 3,per cent compound interests
Amounts of 81. 90 and upwards receiv-
ed. The only savings institution In
the county for the accumulation OF the
small savings OF laboring men, NO
men, and children.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
5, ensndos.h Tlerald

AT VERT IaAAs
Transiast a0s s.nents will be
inssf .sd at 60 esnts per square o.
ten hnss se-a Ia ion. Rsadin
~ 81 a Ave eenss per lins. ssss.
seefiSA
~-~rss.y and Yearly Display AL
vertsaemsnts by eeutract.
a. Unless the number Of Ia.
sertions lie marked upon the manu-
script, advertisements will be pubss
lished until forbidden and charg.
ed accordingly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
PHYSICIANS.
nR. WILSON GEARING.

Having decided to locate perma :
neusly In Woodstock, l can be found
or telephoned a. my home on South
Main Street. l am now prepared TO
answer all calls during the day or
night. Thorough laboratory analysis
and physical examination made In my
Office. Your patronage will be appre-
clated.
July 25--tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21

Invest yo=r money the percen
Certificates of the Shenandoah Valley
Loan & Trust Co., Woodstock, Va
Security unquestioned. Interest pay
able semi-aanually, and Certificate
rsdeemable any time after six months
on short notice.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
BUSINESS CARDS.
nR. C. C. BEIDLER,
VETERINARY.

VETERINARY.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Graduate of The United States Col
lege OF Veterinary Surgery has perma'
nenlly located in Woodstock. Calls
answered day or night.
4-lQ lift
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21

HaetalTIe oubstanee.
egtrange case Of hsredity b tAst
family" nused Jones.
How ID thatT inquired Brown
well, one Of the boys has . goldeA
tenor voice, one II In the prize ring
and has tin ear, one II . press agent
with all the brass IN the world, one II
. silver-tonged orator. one = A
aluminium ware canvasser. ons steea
Duddler. one 4 copper
sBut where does the heredity coma
mr. broke n Brown.
why returned Jones, ~theiF r.
eher w1s one u f1ooe - ~ rule
their famili~ IN = ~ han1s--
r'ffsseese G.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
rccs for Hate hiag.

Thoroughbred White Re * Eggs io'
Matching, 800 for fifteen.
EMMA j. F Inks,
Feb. III. Wood yfeck. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-03-21
MANTeO

100 Pigs and Light Shoats. Best
Pr ices. E. E. GoLLADAY,
March A. Woodstock, Va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

Eiieszteni Ofzset, de mem sokat te-
pel6dhetett.
Ist6k! fst6k! = kiabalta a
leany siirget6eh es a legeny meg
jofofman XII sem ert a tisztasra,
amikor mar meglatta rata a
vert Is balkan felsikoltott:
Sebes vagy, siess, bekotoz-
lex. Faj? Siess
Szinte voncsolta a padra. Fc-
her vasznat hozott, beaztatta bor-
ba es bek0t0tte vele 1st6k vallat.
Aztan odaiiltek q padra.
- Ne mozogj, Istok. Atiit a
yer. Ugy-e megmondtam, hogy az
a tolvaj belekot. ...
Pedig dehogy is mondta, csak
erezte. Amig Orzse vacsora k6-
ril siirgol5dott, Ist6k elmondot-
ia t0rtenteket az 0regnek, aki
helybenhagy6lag b6lintgatott. Or
Use ewes k0zben is flu vallat fi-
gyelte, de aggodalomra mem volt
Okla. Vacsora utan odaiilt Istok
melle. A hiiseges Scenes meg Greg
gazdaja terdere tette fejet.
Hallgattak valamennyien. Csak a
lapi-vilag mozdult meg koriilot-
tiik. A madarak megerezt6k az
est k0zeledtet.
A nagy sz6tlansagot Orzse tor
te meg. Az edesapjahoz fordult.
- Ugy-e mem lesz baj bel6le?
- Mem lesz, kis leanyom. Az
eskuv6tokig Istok biztosan ell is
felcjti.
"A szerelmes kisleanyb6l ere XII
tort a visszafojtott indulat. Boil
.dogsagaban felzokogott es odasi-
multi Ist6k szeles mellere.
"A -jakabi szallasok f0l0tt ep-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

y ~ 11alnaltaJt kalmdrOkKal "a
laikoztam - kezdte az Greg Ne.
sz6 Gergely cs6sz. AIT hohdjAk
ARA lent Halason doevtsz jaria
Hull a j6ssag.
-- Hull az ere is - vaeott q
sscmevel RACE Mikl6s - d6gves,
nelkiil is. Kivalt, ha lopjak.
Ist6kra nszett csak ugy lopva
aki nynsodtan nazesette a csaf
da mellett legeleszS lovakat. A
meguerott viteznek fejebe szallt
Dor ds ezzel megn6vekedett a
k6teked6 kedve is.
- TIE, 1st6k! Jo, hogy talalko.
zom veled. Az eeyik negyedfii ii.
nod oklel6s. Masszor is mondtam
mar, ne tartsd maria k0z0tt. A
minapaban is fel0klelte az egyik
jambor borjas tehenemet. Tudsz-s
f6laY
~ Mem! felelt kemenyen Is.
t6k - minden szavad hazugs6g
Azert talaltad XII, hogy belem kot.
hess.
Bujdos6 Racz Mikl6s kirugta
mama al6l hitvany szeket es
odaugrott Ist6k ele .verben for
gott a SCENE.
svagy te, vagy en-! - ordi-
totta = de ketten egyiitt mem
lakjuk EFT a pusztat!
Az Greg Mez6 Gergely k6zibiik
ALT csitit6 sz6val. 2.
Hallgassatok ram, fiaim.
Macy sz6nak nagy a bizonysaga.
Mem folytathatta, inert Bujdo-
So RACE Mikl6s ugy megl6kte,
hogy Ist6kra esett. Ere mar a
tiirelmes Tst6kot is el0nt0tte a me
reg. Felugrott. Szembe ALT a ket
yetelytars. Bnjdos6 Racz Miklos
szempillantas alatt benyult pa
nyokara vetett sziire ala es gya-
korlott vitezi jobbjaban megvil-
liant a r6vidnyelii fokos. Ist6k
az utols6 pillanatban elkapta a
csukl6jat es a jobb kezevel olyat
iit0tt a hetvenked6 orrara, hogy
menten el0nt0tte a yer es lezu-
hant a f0ldre. =.
= Jezus segits! - sikoltozott
a csardasne .es oda szaladt az esq
meletlenGl fekv5 legenyhez.
e biz kik6pte a negy fogat
- rokog6tts az egyik megriadt
kospasztor, ! ~ : f !
- Ugy koll neki - mormog-
ia Mez3 Gergely - mindenki tud
ia, hogy mem volt egyebe a tes-
ii gunyajanal, amikor megugrott
Gyulefeheryarb6l. Ugy lopkodta
0ssze marhajat Is ma mar tan
ket foltban is legeltetik buckan.
Istok kifizette a bort es felpat-
tant a. yercsere. A, csuffatett vi
tezt meg, akkor is locsolgatta a
csardasne. i, 4 '.5<
Amikor "a bAckat selhagyta,
megakadt a SCENE lat6fan. Ar
ra .forditotfa Iowa fejet. 5Orzse
feher kend6t lengetett feleje. A
nadas szelen leszallt es gyalogo-
san ment k0zelebb, Ekkor Atta,
hogy bal valla csupa, yer. Megta-
pogatta.
- Ert a fokosa - d0rm0gte
Is nadbugaba t0r0lte le vert
\ -. 4 -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
TARCZA
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. lR7A: laMArD7 oazA

gett viz. Mindig mas 0svenyt
valasztOtt, inert a kitaposott
nyom elarulta volna a tanyaiat,
melvben napk0zben csak Scenes
vigyazott "a szepseges Orzsere.
Els a hiiseges kopondor mar mem
egyszer vedte meg a kis hazik6t
a csikasz-farkastol, vagy futko-
SO ridcglegenyektol. Kii6n0sen
az ut6bbiaknak fajt a foguk Ba-
ghy 1stvan szemrevalo leanyara
De Scenes elvette a kedviiket.
Hiaba vetettek neki lest. Mem
boldogultak vele. Most a kora-
tavaszon meg ket leselked0 t0r0-
k0t fogott. Elharapta a nyaku-
kat. Az egyiknek meg a szep YER
csefako Iowa is ittmaradt. Az6ta
Dallos Ist6k jar rata, az els6 GU
lyasbojtar, aki estenkent be-be-
nez a tanyara. Orzse szivesen ell
beszelget sudartermetii, szeles-
vallu, nyilttekintetG legennyel, a
Xxi olyan sep hangon tudja XII
serni az 3 eneket. Baghy. uram
ilyenkor ellegelteti rajtuk SEE
met.
Sep par lesz bel6liik =
gondolja, de hangosan mem mond
ia meg a velemenyet. Kar siet-
seggel. Orzse meg mem valo f6-
koto ala. Egymasnak SANTA 6ket
mar felesege halalakor. Az 3
Greg szive akkor ugy megtelt ke-
seriiseggel, hogy mem tudott
konnyiteni kis Orzse fa.jdalman.
Csak az Istok gyerek ajkar6l
folyt olyan mezedesen csendes
vigasztal6 $40, hogy lassan-lassan
.elfelejtettek nagy-nagy banatu-
kat. Igaz, hogy kis inasbojtar
mar atesett az efajta megprobal-
tatason. Alig volt mar tizeszten-
dos, amikor a portyazo torokok
rajtukiit0ttek. Az edesapjat le-
vagtak, ct meg az edesanyjaval
egyiitt magukkal hurcoltak. A
j6 asszony utkozben meghalt, a
kis Istok pedig megsz0k0tt a po-
ganyoktol. Baghy uram OFT akadt
ra buckakon. A felesege hamar
megkedvelte. Derek, becsiiletes
embert fara agtak bel0le mivel
egesz nap sem fogytak Xxi bel6!e
a szebbnel-szebb notak, rajtama-
radt Dallos Tst6k nev. Az egesz
nadinepseg ICY ismerte es becsul-
tie. Merit Ist6k komoly, becsiiletes
legeny volt. A pasztorcsardaba is
inkabb tisztessegbol, mint mula-
tozasi vagyb6l kukkantott be ne
hanapjan.
= Tobz6dasnak termese min
dig balsZerencse = mondogatta,
amikor kikapos pasztornep
ivasra nogatta. Soha sem ALT k0-
telnek, legfeljebb elenekelt egy-
ket n6tat, felhajtott egy pohar
savanykas homoki bort Is felpat-
tant Vercsere. Hasztalan ma
rasztaltak. Ment vissza a gulya-
jahoz. A pajkos fehernepek sem
tudtak behal0zni. Elnezett a fe-
.juk felett OFT kint a jakabi szal-
las Greg buckajan kezet sze-
me ele tartva, nezett kelet fele.
Sokszor megtalalta, akit kere-
sett. A lat6fa tetejer6l odavlagi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

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