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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a publisher imprint for the Evening Star Publishing Co at Win k Virginia with second class matter and mention of a morning news edition.
A clipped notice outlines in advance subscription rates by year and six months with figures for mailed and carrier service, including monthly and quarterly options. The terse OCR fragment lists prices such as 3.50 for yearly in advance and 1.76 for six months, with other line items partly readable.
A dated newspaper fragment noting Associated Press dispatches and local news published on Thursday April 2 1925. The text references republication rights and credits. No specific events or names are provided beyond the general attribution.
The Newport Herald editorial argues pay-as-you-go plans created deficits while promoters push bond funding for road building. It notes recent votes and calls for financing through bonds, contrasting with state tax revenue and automobile licensing funds. It cautions against overspending and emphasizes prudent budgeting amid political pressure.
A fragment from Walt Mason’s TPPLING RHYMES presents a dark line about death by one’s own action. The text reflects a somber mood and a narrator recounts sorrowful existence with oblique personal images and odd familial references.
The speaker confronts grief and imagined kinship after a life of hardship. A brutal shift from despair to a chaotic joke about relatives haunts the narrator as thoughts of death and relief blur with memory. The piece ends with a defiant vow to endure rather than seek escape.
Limestone farm of 58 acres in high cultivation with 16 acres in bearing orchard of standard varieties. Located on a splendid highway eight miles from Winchester. Includes a splendid house and outbuildings with plenty of water. An excellent opportunity. Write P. O. Box 170. Winchester Va.
An old drug advertises Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 in capsule form to relieve neuritis sciatica gout and rheumatic pains within about 24 hours. It promises lasting relief after a few doses and claims no harmful effects or temporary makeshift cures. Beware and verify neuritis before use.
A Kansas City offer promotes a free treatment by W. R. Smith at 2894 Lavex Bldg promising relief from catarrh and asthma. Readers are invited to respond with experiences and claims to prove the remedy’s effectiveness.
Auction style note lists two listings APR 14 residence of late Mary C. Crisman East Clifford St with modern conveniences and household goods. APR 15 Jones Bros near Summit West Virginia cattle sheep and hogs.
April 29 event by the Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn Breeder's Association features Purebred Shorthorn cattle at the fair grounds with display and judging opportunities for breeders and buyers.
An old man named W W Carter reports relief after taking Adlerika claiming it improves well being at age sixty. The ad says Adlerika is a blend including buckthorn bark and glycerine that rapidly removes gas and bloating, releases old waste, and aids chronic constipation, marketed by The People's Drug Store.
Bay mare sorrel pony and a mouse colored mule strayed from a farm near Hayfield. Last heard from at George Branner's on Middle Road. Liberal reward offered.
Mrs. L.G. Hockir Edith Va writes of relief from choking spells after using Sorbol Quardruple the abs Hiniment. She will share experience and notes the product sold at all drug stores and locally at Miller's Drug Store in Mechanicsburgh Ohio Sorbol Company.
April 1 highlights include Mr and Mrs Good and sons visiting Mr John White and family. Mr C H Snapp hosted friends Sunday evening. Miss Denta Mellwee visited Mrs Hollis Crowser. Weekend guests included Cam Snapp of Chamberaville and Fred Snapp. Mildred Glowser visited her sister Mrs Julian Rosenberger in Hayfield. Sunday visitors at Hollis Clowser’s included Walter Gordon and others.
Local and through service details for Norfolk and Western routes from Berryville to Roanoke and beyond. Includes arrival and departure times, Pullman sleepers to Bristol Gary Hagerstown Philadelphia New York, dining car connections, and agents listed for fares and reservations.
Welbype Is veh Roe Mr. Kiams Front Mr. Frank Hulver and children Mountain Falls. Mr. Frank Carper was visiting Mr. Loring Clowser Sunday evening.
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