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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
7
A fragment notes a representative of a large concern urges establishing permanent status and explains a simplified method of selling Factory to Wearer. The brief mentions immediate application for Style Arch Shoes in Cincinnati around February 9 16 23.
A new safe treatment promises quick stain removal with a mild liquid to soften surface stains and a paste to wipe them away. It claims enamel safe action, especially on children's soft teeth, and is sold for a few cents at Bakers Drug Store.
A letter to The Star questions why county taxes for schools rise while many county schools close. The writer decries compulsory laws, argues one room schools offered loyalty and value, and warns against overfunding without accountability. They defend farmers and urge clear use of funds.
Isaac White of Mt. Williams Virginia petitions the Board of Supervisors urging tax protection for taxpayers and warning against increased taxes. He argues for equal rights under government, critiques taxation without representation, and calls for moral schooling reforms while referencing national issues and a free school heritage. The letter is dated March 28 1924.
Senator E B White of Loudoun writes to the Loudoun Times defending his vote against the Gruhin equalization bill. He argues the plan creates new state officers, risks higher farm land assessments, and may not lower rates, noting city tax treatment and railroad franchise considerations while urging segregation as a long term solution.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a combined local and constitutional remedy for catarrh. The text claims the medicine has been in use for over forty years and is sold by all druggists, with F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio cited as the company.
Emma Barrin of New Castle writes of severe knee agony from birth pains and old injuries. She recounts dragging a leg upstairs and sitting to rise, then claims Vendor relieved her pain and nerves, offering free samples at FR Baker & Son's.
Actress Edna Wallace Hopper touts White Youth Clay, Youth Cream, and Hair Youth products as miraculous anti aging aids. She claims 20 years of study, facial benefits, wrinkle reduction, and hair restoration with pricing 50 cents to 1 dollar. Available through druggists and toilets nationwide.
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