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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
5
An old advertisement urges readers to prevent consumption by strengthening weak spots through Bear's Emulsion. It claims persistent colds expose the lungs and promotes the product as a remedy to build up the system and fortify against the tuberculosis germ, backed by testimonials from Rockingham county.
For sale two blocks from Handley School with terms through W G Hardy, Trust Officer at Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Also two five room houses on South Market St two blocks from Handley School Grounds with similar terms and officer contact. Purebred Bourbon Red Turkeys offered by Mrs James B Kemp of Charles Town WV, phone provided. Auto grocery and supply car opportunity with $900 required and $100–$150 weekly net income potential from Commerce Motor Car Co Detroit Michigan.
The advertisement highlights three children Blanche Blair Regina McCabe and Richard Leary Jr who gained weight and recovered health after Tanlac treatment. Parents testify the medicine rebuilt strength and color while stating it is gentle on fragile stomachs and contains no minerals or opiates. Sold by Boyd Drug Co Winchester and other druggists.
An old public notice promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for fatigue pallor and weak blood. It claims the product adds red blood cells, improves appetite and complexion, and wards off illness when taken in time. It advertises liquid and tablet forms and urges buyers to seek the genuine package.
Major R. T. Barton announces a governor issued proclamation urging Virginians to contribute to a fund by the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion. The drive aims to supply disabled ex service men in state hospitals with useful gifts at Christmas. Mrs. W. A. Baker of Winchester is state secretary, with Barton also on the state committee. Community banks in Winchester will receive donations.
The Star lists daily wholesale prices from local markets including eggs butter hogs corn meal hay and poultry. Figures show butter crumbled by creamery and dairy prints 28 cents per pound for butter and 24 cents for young chickens.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener. It claims to cover gray hair evenly by morning with repeated applications and denies disease treatment.
Witnesses question a rapid fire engine response that sped through a crowded street risking harm to bystanders to reach a false alarm. Critics say safety and prudent planning were sacrificed for speed. Local authorities promised review of dispatch protocols and public safety lessons.
A reflective line cautions that diligent effort may draw envy or scrutiny from others. It frames moral risk and personal accountability, suggesting vigilance to avoid exposure of good deeds. The tone is sober and admonitory.
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