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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
3
Promotes a seven day routine of drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims include clearer skin stronger appetite and relief from headaches backaches bad breath and various digestive ills.
One of the best farms along the Martinsburg and Winchester Pike offering 150 acres. Features a large Colonial house with five springs of water and two tenant houses. The property fronts 3 to 4 miles on the road and is described as one of the finest farms in the valley. J W Hollifield, Real Estate, Winchester, VA.
Advice from the U S Department of Agriculture on sowing, transplanting, pruning, and staking for early tomatoes. Set plants 18 inches apart in rows 8 feet apart and stake to promote early uniform fruit. Varieties recommended include Bologna, Chalk's Warty Jewels, Red Rock, Globe.
The Randolph Macon Academy of Front Royal and Shenandoah Valley Academy meet tomorrow at Equity grounds at 3 30 pm in a famed local baseball clash. Both teams boast solid lineups and top pitchers as they seek a hard fought, evenly matched win.
An old remedy promotes freezone to treat corns caused by high heel wear. It claims a dry application dries and lifts the entire corn with minimal irritation. The snippet urges readers to clip and share with a spouse as practical advice.
The text discusses seed purity and pasture weeds, soil uniformity in application, and early sweet corn demand. It mentions sweet clover and alfalfa seed challenges, hay crop timing, and machine efficiency while noting a giraffe’s height at birth.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce medicines as tonics for vitality and health. It also notes a deed of trust causing a public auction of a 108 acre Frederick County Virginia tract on April 17 1920 with terms including one third cash and two annual payments.
A Friday evening concert in the new Summit Point school building featured Mr Poston and his two young daughters Pauline and Genevieve on piano and ukulele. Sickness prevented Reuten from performing violin. The Poston family is praised for fostering their children’s musical education and talents.
The fragment outlines a Sunday opening service after a three week renovation. It lists leadership including Mawes (choir), W. M. Samset, Mrs. Bernard Grove, Captain John F. Rosenberger Jr., and Pastor Brov. P. M. Wiehdamson. The event features vocal solos, duets, a quartet, and class orchestra selections under a Progressive theme.
A driver remains under investigation after a collision that injured a pedestrian and allegedly involved theft of a watch. Police state the suspect was seen fleeing the scene and was later apprehended.
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