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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
2
A letter from THE BABY editor defends motherhood and large families against the view of a woman named Aunt Eliza. The writer argues marriage aims at offspring, praises children as sources of joy, and condemns childless homes as unhappy. The piece notes war losses and condemns anti-child sentiments.
The Star lists wholesale prices for flour butter eggs and poultry, with citations for Leghorn chickens shell corn and mixed feed. Local retail prices cover flour eggs and creamery butter, while Baltimore and Boston markets show daily closing figures for corn hay eggs and livestock.
An advert promotes Alls Srusgists for over four year in Toledo Ohio promising to relieve mucous tube inflammation that causes imperfect hearing and deafness. The bold claim seeks to scare readers into buying the product.
Berryville lawyer Blackburn Smith urges Clarke county Democrats to protect local representation in the Virginia State Senate race after Hon. Harry Fisoh Byrd resigns. He cautions against premature commitments to Hoover or Boyd Richards, notes Clarke’s weaker county position, and proposes possible cooperation with Frederick and Shenandoah counties to secure Clarke’s share in the district. He stresses delaying commitment to safeguard Clarke’s future influence.
Investors in Hollywood by the Sea Florida are urged to contact Hollywood Resales Company Inc manager Fred EB Willis for prompt attention to selling parcels at favorable profits. Public notice lists P O Box 86 Hollywood Florida and emphasizes personal service.
Tokyo reports a case of shinju the double suicide pact between lovers. Shintaro Kitazato son of Dr Kitazato attempted to die with a geisha but survived after untangling himself. He later attempted suicide with a pocket knife but was restrained by remorse.
A man recounts four months of urging his wife to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after a friend's success. One dose allegedly improved her complexion and appetite, enabling long-avoided foods. The ad claims the harmless preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation across stomach liver and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee. Baker's Drug Store and other druggists carry it.
All persons owing B. Brook Baker and those with claims against his estate are ordered to call on the undersigned and settle at once. William L. Whissen, executor, notice dated August 14.
A new seminary program in Finchester Virginia begins in session on September 17. A full corps of experienced teachers will lead the primary department under Miss Adele Affleck with Mrs. Kate E. Cliff assisting. Katherine Glass Green is listed as president.
Mr James H Allen claimed long years of rheumatism were cured by his self made prescription Allenrhu which he said dissolved uric acid deposits in joints and muscles and expelled them from the body He advertised that Baker's Drug Store would dispense it with a money back guarantee if symptoms persisted.
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