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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1921
Page
4
Notice shows publisher details for the Evening Star Publishing Company of Winchester Virginia with second class matter status and cost rates for mail subscriptions, listing periods from one month to one year and carrier option, and credits Associated Press ownership of news dispatches.
Brooklyn Eagle argues that claims of a corner turned are unconfirmed by federal reserve data and labor reports. It notes 46 percent drop in imports and weak exports from emergency tariff effects, with idle unemployment persisting and domestic demand stagnant.
A Buffalo Commercial report notes a New York chain cutting candy prices by about fifty percent after longoutsized margins. It questions if price cuts will persist and doubts profit continuity while arguing relief for consumers could follow.
Verse reads as a humorous meditation on writer s block amid summer distractions. The speaker laments failing to craft lines while dealing with heat, flies, and intrusive thoughts, ending with a comical nod to persistent woes.
Fragmentary lines depict regret over rum and hardship, with a diaristic tone about writing at a low hour. The text references demon rum as dead and men drinking liquid tripe, hinting at themes of vice and fate. Copyright note appears.
A Lowell Massachusetts woman recounts anemia at sixteen with fainting during chores. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she gains strength, bears a healthy baby, and reports full recovery. She endorses the products and urges others to use them.
A joint notice from Winchester officials Frederick County and relevant Commonwealth attorneys announces a petition to annex a large corridor between the Berryville Turnpike and Martinsburg Turnpike. The document details precise metes and bounds for the proposed annexation and is signed by H. B. Dunlap.
Fragmentary item notes a remedy called Perseptin for sore throat and tonsil care. Mentions keeping a jar handy and an unrelated travel line about Mrs. A. D. R. Handther leaving for Staunton Virginia.
The seventh annual Boy Scouts of America summer camp at Bridge West Virginia closed with high praise from scouts and local officials. Seventy three Scouts attended the pay camp with strong swimming lifesaving and field tests. Awards honored Earl Pansler James Stine Vincent Curl Charles Fansler and John Kern among others.
Clarke Courier reports a dispute over Charles A. Ford as Democratic nominee for the House of Delegates from Clarke and Warren counties. Warren did not place his name on the ticket, while Clarke did. supporters claim Ford’s Clarke vote majority makes him nominee, while Warren’s omission sparks questions and possible state chairman review.
Effective 6 am July 6 1921 wardensville through intermont and Capon Springs lists train times and stops with daily service except train No 8. Times for various stops range from 6 35 am to 9 55 am and 3 57 pm. General manager DIVER SPNCINI and station staff noted.
An ad promotes sunlight and fresh air as health aids and urges opening dark rooms to improve well being. It pitches sun parlors or sleeping rooms as affordable options and offers planning help and cost estimates for the needed materials.
A wired home enables electric light and labor saving conveniences in any room at low cost. The charge depends on the extent of work chosen. Thousands of affordable cottages are wired, and electric light now costs only a tenth of what it did twenty five years ago.
A witty exchange unfolds as a woman urges profit from past errors while John Henry notes only a clergyman benefited from their mistakes, highlighting irony and relationship strain in a brief titillating moment from London Tit-Bits.
Berryville Virginia August 9 notices show Miss Margaretta Whiting visiting Cape May New Jersey. Miss Annie Pace from Harrisonburg visits Mrs Leon Scheuer. Miss Anna Boyd of Philadelphia visits the Misses Powers.
Auburn hosts Mr. John Moore of Baltimore and Mr. Tom Peyton from Washington visiting parents at Airlie. Miss Maria Allen of North Carolina stays with Mrs. Malcolm Taylor at the rectory. A J Kimmell and daughter Regina of Washington travel with Nora B Moore and Jane Moore for a weekend visit.
A renowned authority says indigestion stems from excess stomach acid. He advises taking four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast for one week to neutralize acidity and relieve symptoms like heartburn and belching.
110 acre apple pie ridge farm with an 8 room dwelling barn and outbuildings. Includes small commercial or orchard use. Well fenced in a good neighborhood. Seller has a good reason for selling.
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