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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1925
Page
3
Make up your mind today to end needless sufferings from foot troubles. Come to our Foot Comfort Department and let our foot comfort expert show you how easy it is to relieve foot aches and pains. He will demonstrate how the proper Dr Scholl's Appliance or Remedy will correct your foot troubles quickly and surely under no obligation.
Berryville Turnpike Co Treasurer announces under statute the final distribution of assets. Statement lists stockholders including John N Bell Thomas Campbell Charles Chase Henry Crum Charles Coons E P Davis J B Green H H Griffiths Sons Samuel Hartley Joel Lupton Lizzie Sherrard John G Smith and Welsh Legg and notes no stockholders objected.
Frederick County claim held by commission finds Wimberly Grocer Company of Clearbrook six miles north of Winchester overcharged for a carload of apples to Jonesboro Arkansas. Examiner Cheseldine recommends railroads pay 56.78 dollars with interest. rate just 74.5 cents per hundred pounds versus 95.5 charged. Full commission to consider. final decision may follow.
Customer letters describe relief from nervousness and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Blood Medicine, Liver Pills, and Sanative Wash. Testimonials from Mrs K Corigll of Garcionets Ohio and Dora Hovr of Philadelphia claim renewed energy, appetite, and ability to work. Sold by all druggists.
Hollywood Aug 4 motion picture producers adopt a system selecting plots that fit fourteen dramatic points. Irving Cummings, director, says this method will nearly eliminate failures by ensuring films include ambition conflict conspiracy devotion love mother love reconciliation sacrifice and other elements, guiding future productions to appeal to audiences.
United States Department of Agriculture researchers led by Dr. Huffman and Dr. Dade identify four linked forms of necrobacillosis affecting sheep and lambs. Foot rot, lip and leg ulceration, a venereal form, and liver infection in lambs cause heavy losses. control focuses on removing infected stock, disinfection, and preventive lattice like gravel beds in lambing sheds to keep flocks disease-free.
Utah residents rally over possible inappropriate names for peaks and canyons in Zion National Park and nearby areas. A commission may discuss naming with the National Geographic Board, after a tourist dubbed a rock crack “Purgatory 88,” and concerns grow as most peaks in the region remain unnamed.
Old carpets transformed into reversible rugs in any size or color. We remove your material and deliver at your convenience. Interested parties may call Clark at Fairfax Hotel. agents will arrange samples and visits.
A farmer admitted losing 80 to 100 chickens to disease and dumping carcasses in a hog pen. Tuberculin testing showed about 25 percent infection in fowls and a sow tested with avian tuberculin proved tuberculous, indicating the infection was of the fowl type.
Public invited to a Bethel picnic all day at Apple Pie Ridge Road Brown's Woods. Event promotes community gathering with food and activities. Teb coordinates listed for details.
Daily market figures show adjusted local wholesale prices for wheat corn eggs butter and animal feed, with notes on flour barrels and retail equivalents. Listed items include spring wheat flour 12 lb at 0.70, corn barrel at 8.25, creamery butter 0.52, country butter 0.45, shelled corn 1.65, flour middlings 2.40, and hogs cattle calves sheep values, plus hay and stock feed rates.
Help wanted notice seeks large clean cotton rags priced at 3 cents per pound. Star office advertises rag recycling for local businesses and households willing to supply suitable material.
A short public sale notice for Saturday August 8 held on W B O Neils lawn south of Stephens City by Cedar Cliff Boys Bible Class. The entry references plot numbers 1p 31 21 22 and a date August 7.
Gary Indiana August 4 Associated Press report says Allen Naive 31 city hall reporter for the Gary Post-Tribune remains a productive staffer despite total blindness. He handles night shifts, uses a regulation typewriter and produces clean copy with no special favors. Naive completed a blind school course over five years ago and has written vivid features such as a circus story reflecting the gaiety he cannot see.
SOFIA Aug 4 Bulgaria faces a sugar shortage after a reduced beet harvest. Factories refused beet seed to peasants, cutting production. With beet acreage down, Bulgaria may need to import sugar from Czechoslovakia and rely less on exports from last year.
Ward and Larrick attorneys advertise money to lend on improved real estate security. The notice cites their office and court reference numbers for potential borrowers seeking mortgage funding.
Six paid organizers were appointed by the World’s W C T U executive committee to work for three years in Brazil far northern countries Australia New Zealand South America India and central Europe. They will lecture on scientific temperance and the effects of alcohol on the body and races. Governments reportedly permit talks in schools in URY Sweden China and India. The United States Jubilee fund supports much of the effort.
In San Francisco Corporal H. W. Roberts Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars upholds a unique membership rule requiring at least 20 years of service in the army navy or marine corps with time served in foreign territory to meet the V F W requirement.
An advertising note invites customers to visit before purchase at pace-21 Braddock St. The message promises savings and thanks readers for stopping by.
Investors urged to contact Hollywood Resales Com any Inc through Fred B. Willis, manager, P O Box Florida, for information on profitable selling of late model items.
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