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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
The Nation’s Rule notes a surge in patent applications in 1919 with about 70,000 filings, the highest to date, led by chemical divisions and vehicle wheels. War impact lingered but production shifted. October saw 441 applications redirected to non engine divisions and tires accounted for 729 filings.
National farm reports show 1 091 000 barrels fewer apples than 1918 and similar shortfalls to 1916, leaving about 24 million barrels this year. The apple remains America’s fruit, though supply does not seem to increase, with the 1896 crop nearly matching the past four years.
Prohibition leaders urge renewed drive amid Supreme Court power talk and a Charleston lobby incident as West Virginia reports show rising farm values, wage gains, and remaining grain and crop stock levels. Agricultural data detail price changes from 1919 to 1920 and national comparisons. labor shortages persist across eras.
Thousands attest to lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Nettie V. Turner of Rockey $1 and Shepherdstown, later still praised the remedy as permanently curing her kidney issues. Price 60c. 6 months by mail from Foster Milburn Co. Try the Register subscription for 1.50 yearly.
Serious sickness rises in spring from indoor life and poor air. Pepto Mangan builds blood and energy, endorsed for over thirty years by physicians. Available in liquid or tablet forms from druggists, ask for Gude's Pepto Mangan with the Gude name on the package.
An Englishman experiences his first American Sunday night supper. He samples many dishes, including a honey smeared fish ball, then recoils in horror, warning his neighbor that something might be dead in the bun.
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