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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
6
A dealer touts the Hudson Super-Six as the endurance and performance leader. He cites speedway records and a 10 day 21 hour transcontinental tour as proof of its superiority and urges customers to visit the showroom for a ride and refresh their impression of the current model.
Millions know it ends stomach trouble quickly. A few tablets neutralize acidity and ease belching and sourness. When meals misfit and discomfort hits, take Diapepsin for instant relief from indigestion, heartburn, and headache. Low cost with great benefits.
An old remedy and a ready to use Wyeth product claim to darken gray hair naturally. The advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur Compound as easy to apply with a sponge or brush, claiming multiple applications yield glossy full dark hair and a younger look.
Miss Ella Brown, daughter of Frank Brown of Kremer's meat market, sprained her ankle while playing basketball at the public school grounds on Tuesday. The injury is not serious, though she endures considerable pain. Her friends hope she recovers soon to join them.
In Richmond on December 5 a conference of mayors and commonwealth attorneys adjourned with no concrete results. The sole action was a motion to appoint three attorneys to draft suitable legislation for the next General Assembly. Fair price committees were debated with no endorsement to continue their work.
An antiquated ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children, urging mothers to request the California label. The page also lists multiple real estate offerings around Fairfax Hotel, including various houses and acreage with prices and features.
An old advertisement urges starting the day with a glass of hot water and limestone phosphate to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved digestion energy and mood within days and recommends obtaining a quarter pound from a pharmacist.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma G. Crawford in Strasburg drew relatives and friends from several states. Attendees included Mrs S. Melton of Philadelphia, Gration Crawford and daughter Louis of Whels town, Frank Crawford of Winchester, Miss Madge Funkhouser of Woodstock Ain, Mrs Jone S Brown near Staunton, Henry Cone Baltimore, Gene Smith of Norfolk, Mrs A Seibert and son Charis uca Horum, Mrs George Sincodie, Vis hI Ate Donald of Airings an.
Local Elks lodge in Harrisonburg plans a memorial address with speakers from nearby lodges. The event features representatives from the Pikes and Memwarivlae groups and is tied to December observances.
By the Associated Press New York Dec 5 Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman and his companion in thirty years of anarchistic activity may be deported to the United States today. They probably never will return.
A newspaper piece advocates Americanization of foreign born residents to counter unrest. It praises Community Service as the best equipped group to teach good citizenship and emphasizes national organization, Roosevelt quotes, and methods to instill American ideals and counteract unrest.
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