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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
5
An old advertisement urges both men and women to drink hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal sanitation improves health brightens complexions and prevents illness.
Mixed market prices for butterfat beef and poultry appear alongside grain values and local farm news from Rest, Virginia and Baltimore markets. Community briefs list visitors, moves, and ongoing church services with sermons at Rest Chapel.
Local buyers quoted wholesale prices today for assorted commodities. The Star notes daily corrections and does not guarantee absence of typographical errors in the presented figures.
In Opequon Virginia on April 2 Mrs Jas Singhas visited her daughter Mrs Jesse Carpenter. Families from Kernstown and nearby areas gathered with Mr J H Burkhart and others. Visitors included Miss Virgie Snapp from Mount Williams and Miss Bernice Smithey from Winchester. Local residents Mr Euther Lowery and Mr Charles Headley hosted guests.
Emma Snapp of Winchester visited brother Joseph Snapp and family last Sunday. Carroll Snapp spent the weekend with his brother John Snapp. Miss Mary Whetzel visited Mr and Mrs S J Swimley. Corrie and Louise Swimley were guests at Bunker Hill. Albert Clendening moved with family to Bunker Hill. The Starliper and Gains families visited in Martinsboro. Jack Boden and son Raymond visited Charles Tharp. Jack Pine and children of Clarke County visited Dr F T Pine.
A claim describes Freezone as a tiny bottle that can remove hard or soft corn and toe corn with a few drops. It allegedly stops pain instantly and allows lifting the corn or callus with no soreness or effort, promising root and all removal without humbug.
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