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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a painless liver cleansing remedy. One Calotab at bedtime with water purifies the system, with no taste or unpleasant effects, leaving you feeling refreshed in the morning. The druggist offers a money back guarantee and sells Calotabs only in sealed packages for thirty five cents.
War correspondent Carl Ackerman writes an intimate preview for Sundays Washington Star about the Kaiser and the looming trial. The piece promises unprecedented insights into the German ruler's defense strategy and courtroom conduct.
A household is a small corporation with fixed obligations and income. A strict, adaptable budget is essential with a definite savings goal and disciplined allocations for each category. Balance should go to savings or recreation once needs are covered, and Thrift and War Savings Stamps offer reliable options.
During the Peking palace looting an English soldier rescued a Pekingese of the empress and sent it to Buckingham Palace as a gift to Queen Victoria. Named Sooty, the dog struggled to bond with English dogs until the prince and princess of Wales brought a mate from China. The royal gesture helped popularize Pekingese breed at London shows.
A musk scent can persist in a room for years from a tiny amount. Air from a Bunsen flame holds 480 million dust particles per cubic inch. A drop of blood suspended from a needle contains about one million red cells. Olfactory nerves show remarkable sensitivity and remain a subject for further study.
Eye fatigue harms health and mood and causes inefficient work. Poor illumination raises losses in worker time and productivity versus the cost of better lighting. Clear, sharp vision is needed for judging detail, distance, and intermediate space to maintain efficiency.
A Pennsylvanian Grit editorial warns that relying on family reputation harms self reliance. It argues ancestral honors produce no true dividends and that modern life rewards present effort. The piece urges individuals to lean on themselves and avoid burdening the family or public funds.
At Pontoosuc Lake Maine four bullhead fishermen in a distant boat fished near Broadway. A rival boat harbored two men who cast their lines. The first catch a rock bass. The other demanded the fish and tossed it back startling a man in the second craft as a lanterned boat accepted the flying catch. The tale spreads.
R A Coley a Tampa Florida track foreman for the S A L railroad speaks of relief after using Dreco. He suffered kidney and liver issues digestive trouble and fatigue and says the medicine made him feel younger and stronger with noticeable improvement to his condition. Dreco is marketed as a herbal extract and is recommended in Winchester by Miller's Drug Store.
A sharp electrical storm at 4 30 yesterday morning brought heavy showers that reduced attendance at the circus. The rain aided crops and helped extinguish the Asa Crisman fire by early hours.
A fragment notes a whimsical exchange where Skim Mik and Ym share milk of hums while kindness among givers is tempered by others keeping the cream for themselves. The piece frames generosity as a quiet tension.
Mitchell Indiana resident Mrs Pearl Monyhan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing neuralgia during pregnancy and aiding recovery after birth. She reports full strength return and a seven month old baby weighing seven pounds two ounces.
Train schedule for the Norfolk and Western lines lists departures with stations from Berryville to Elkton and northbound runs to Hagerstown Philadelphia and New York. Pullman cars and sleeper services are noted to Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton Shenandoah Roanoke and Philadelphia. Officials Saunders and Revill are named as agents.
Denver exporters expand into Latin American markets with Spanish language materials and local language correspondents. They limit machinery weights to 250 pounds for mule transit and reinforce cases with steel bands. New credit lines via New York banks support gradual adaptation and ongoing commercial ties with Andean mines.
The message highlights thrift as the foundation of future success. A postman with the motto War Saviors Stamnes delivers the idea that prudent savings today builds strong communities tomorrow.
George R. Tokes named executor in the Randolph estate case, an 1919 decree directs a Commissioner in Chancery to inventory all real and personal property, appraise fee simple and rental values, convene creditors, settle Executor accounts, and report pertinent matters. The commissioner will begin August 11 1919 at 48 Rouss Avenue Winchester Va.
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