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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
2
The Star lists corrected wholesale prices from local markets with notes on butter, eggs, corn, wheat, and other staples. Baltimore wholesale figures show butter, chickens, and grains. local retail mentions flour, meal, and corn products with price ranges.
An old man scorns a stenographer as a mere servant yet recalls a past failed heir. His nephew visits for a loan, courts Anne the stenographer, and after years apart the two meet again. The manager discovers the resemblance, and the elder man realizes the boy and Anne bring reconciliation.
Senator E Lee Trinkle Democratic candidate for Virginia governor will rest in Wytheville until about September 15 to handle legal matters and attend to official duties He has accepted invitations to speak in Newport News on Labor Day and in Danville on Armistice Day speaking events arranged by local American Legion posts Miss Edith Bolling Wilson and Mrs Bolling former residents of the area send congratulations to the Trinkles
An advertisement urges women to use Triumph Pills when irregular or suppressed, claiming safety in proper cases and noting they are not sold at drug stores. It directs readers to write for "Relief" and particulars free, with the address in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Attorney Milton Hamburger of Baltimore is visiting friends in the area, staying briefly and meeting local colleagues during the trip.
A man declares boundless love for his future wife and promises to cover all funeral costs, addressing the girl's father with assurance of a peaceful fate and financial responsibility.
Fragmentary notice advertises meat and service with a phone contact and address at 124 S Main Street. Readable lines mention wick service and a two word unclear title. The ad emphasizes the business location and phone for inquiries.
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