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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
5
An old health advertisement urges parents to check for constipation in babies presenting fussiness. It promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, safe laxative for infants and children, noting sales exceed six million bottles annually and offering a free trial bottle upon request.
The fragmentary report notes a clash at Zuiddis and Surry with references to a 93yu event on September 4 and a 91971 location. The readable bits imply a sports or local contest outcome but lack clear details.
A fragmentary line names a lady telling friends about a future action and includes repeated odd phrasing and miswritten terms. The readable portion centers on a woman sharing plans with companions.
Property listing notes an eight room Fury at 312 Amherst Street with utilities lights and water involved. The listing designates a successor to Oates and Smith in the property or business context.
The Star, with Associated Press service, provides major news 12 to 16 hours before morning editions. This service delivers timely national and international updates to inform readers ahead of daily papers.
Eastern seaboard imposes fuel and electricity limits as war measures. New York public heat reductions affect subways and streetcars during rush hours while theaters may dim lighting after 7 30 p m. The South faces additional investigations into coal related charities amid ongoing shortages.
An old remedy article links kidney and bladder irritation to uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily for two to three days to neutralize urine acids and ease burning, with claims of safety and wide use among urinary disorder sufferers. The piece also notes Ohio miners wage talks and possible settlement efforts with Governor Cox and the Ohio miners union.
Pimply faces and dull health are claimed to improve with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The ad touts a gentle cleanse of blood and bowels as a safe calomel substitute, offering a olive oil based vegetable formula in 10c and 25c sizes with nightly use for a week.
The cabinet session extended over a long hour with no statement after adjournment as Secretary Lansing presided. The Mexican issue occupied part of the meeting while most of the time focused on the coal strike with Pr Cartwright and Director Hines attending briefly. Venican Bandits Raid Store in Texas. Gen J S Wolters commands Texas guard though details are scarce.
Alry headquarters reports a raid by Mexican bandits on a store car eleven miles south of Zatata county seat. The owner was held and the place looted before the bandits crossed back over the border. Washington notes Senator Ashveat's war power resolution was laid before the Senate military affairs committee and deferred until next week.
New York markets opened with Southern Pacific shares up about 4 points and its 6 percent convertible bonds up 1 to 2 points after the Attorney General Palmer declined to press an oil laying case against the company. Other major leaders moved less, while tidbits of activity spread through rail and petroleum stocks amid a broad market advance.
Lieut. Belvin W. Maynard the flying parson left Mitchel Field at 10.01 am aboard the Defrilaviland plane bound for Savannah Georgia to address the Southern Commercial Congress on Sunday afternoon after crossing the continent by air News dispatches report Maynard’s flight is part of his cross country journey to speak at the event.
Sixty six men described as steel workers were arrested in Duquesne and nearby Pittsburgh areas during a raid by state police and other officers on a steel strike headquarters. The operation targeted leaders and facilities connected to the strike, indicating wide enforcement action amid labor unrest.
The final weekly service for the Protestant Episcopal Church in Hon will be held at 7 20 evening. Church leaders will open activities and report progress of the nation wide campaign by children. A pageant will open the service to show the campaign. Members and others are invited to remember the change in meeting trends.
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