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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for daily and weekly papers with advance rates. Rates cover one year, six months, three months and one month, plus carrier options. The text notes Associated Press redistribution rights for news dispatches.
Hal Flood former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and respected Virginia Democratic leader dies. The Roanoke Times notes his sagacity and regional influence, his role in Democratic campaigns, and his anticipated impact on state and national politics. Real estate notice follows.
Newlin and Company march through mud as townsfolk trade barbs about the weather. Cheerup predicts brighter days tomorrow while Killjoy warns of worsening conditions and illnesses. The pair roam the streets delivering weather news amid damp miseries and anxious chatter.
Walt Mason offers a brief verse about two scouts facing a dark dismal day. The mood is gray and somber as they press on despite poor weather conditions.
Hugh J. O Neill of 2514 Hope St Philadelphia credits Tanlac with reversing years of stomach trouble nervousness and various ailments. He reports weight gain improved appetite better sleep and no pain since taking the medicine. Tanlac is sold by Boyd Drug Co Winchester and other leading druggists.
Cantorberg News notes a Christmas program at Friendship United Baptist Church on December 26 in Cantorburg Va. Mrs B C Painter recently returned home after visiting her parents in Luray. T A Grim visited Locust Dale Sunday evening. Dale Perry, who had visited grandparents in Cantorburg, returned to his Ohio home last week.
J R Early writes that Bear's Emulsion greatly relieves bronchitis and cough in children and adults alike. He praises its quick action for a dry hack during church and recommends it to anyone needing treatment for coughs colds or bronchitis. Sold by leading druggists.
The Rotary Club met at the Fairfax Club with numerous Ro tarians present. They discussed city problems and invited Isaac Fr Marcosson the renowned journalist to be guest at Thursday's lecture.
Carver and McVicar at 180 South Market Street offer decorated pottery baskets and hand painted bird cards for Christmas. Mrs J Clayton Cochran left for Detroit after learning of her sister Mrs G A Shansell’s death following a long illness.
Mr Jesse Perry will spend time there with his nephew. John Clevenger of Pontiac visits relatives nearby. Fair view Methodist Church holds Sunday service at 3 PM led by Rev Tyler from Winchester. Charles Layman and family visit relatives near Harrisonburg. Albert Orndoff rents Mrs Bailey’s farm and moves early next year. M A Perry and family to move to J C Hale’s farm. Cassie Fay Clemons and L J Cave visit last Sunday. Mrs Howard White and son Emer stay with L J Cave’s family.
The report lists wholesale prices for nuts, grains, and farm products, including walnut kernels, local flour, corn meal, buckwheat, and middlings. It notes prices for butter, eggs, chickens, and seed meals, with corrections as of the previous day and ranges for local flour and other commodities. Local markets show variability across items and units.
An old advertisement claims Pepto Mangan keeps the blood pure during growth. It asserts that proper blood health improves red cell count, oxygen delivery, complexion and vitality, especially as children and teens grow. Sold in liquid and tablet forms by druggists, with the package labeled Gude's Pepto Mangan.
The statement notes that building materials have fallen to fair and reasonable prices after a period of high costs. Lumber and materials are at affordable levels, Glaize & Bro. offers complete stock and planning help for frames, barns, or other structures.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank Winchester Virginia will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 12 1922 at 11 o'clock for the election of directors and other business.
The notice states that starting January 1 1922 the price for mailed subscriptions will be 3 dollars per annum or 1 dollar 50 cents for six months if payment is made in advance.
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