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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
3
FOR SALE 132 acre farm improved by 6 room dwelling barn and outbuildings 450 apple trees pear orchard and small fruits 4000 50 acre farm on pike improved by dwelling barn and outbuildings small apple orchard in full bearing 2200 Double dwelling on South Main St 2000 We have some choice building lots at a low price and on terms if desired See us for Real Estate Information GOOD & COMPANY
The Star states that from January 1, 1922 subscribers who receive papers by mail will pay 3 dollars per year or 1.50 dollars for six months if payment is in advance. Also notes local readers Kathleen Flowers, a student in Frederick, and Marie Shuster, a supervisor in the Hanccrey Schools, are spending holidays with relatives.
Mrs Delia Kunze of 856 Lill Ave Chicago credits Tanlac with restoring appetite strength and energy after weight loss and indigestion She says she gained twelve pounds and now feels cheerful and rejuvenated Sold in Winchester by Boyd Drug Co and other leading chemists.
Strasburg faces a series of hold ups and petty thefts over several weeks. Robberies target chicken coops, turkeys, box cars, a number of furs, tools from 132 Standard Lime and Stone Company plant, and other property. Miss Sara Hughes of Handley School left for Ashland to spend Christmas with relatives.
An advertisement cites Robert Koch and claims Bear's Emulsion strengthens the body to ward off consumption germs. It warns that a weak state aids germ effectiveness and suggests one to two bottles offer relief. Sold by leading druggists.
Fragmentary report notes involvement of Dr. Boyd, Winchester nurses, and others in a city clinic effort at Woodstock. Wednesday action aimed at holding or reform within the county, with cross work and aging as contextual factors.
Under the Red Cross chapters of Woodstock and Shenandoah County a two day tonsil removal clinic completed fifty two operations. Dr. P. W. Boyd of Winchester led the surgical team with Miss Ann L. Carson assisting. Nurses from Winchester and Woodstock aided in the program.
The notice lists train numbers and times for Norfolk and Western routes including connections to Shenandoah Junction, Washington, Philadelphia, and New York. It mentions parlor car and Pullman sleeper services with fare and reservation information through agents H. H. Burks in Berryville, VA, and W. C. Saunders in Roanoke, VA.
Bank closing notices dated December 26 1921 warn that all banks will be closed for the legal holiday. Payments maturing on that date may be paid December 27 1921. Signatures include Charles Summers John Sloat and WM Hardy as bankers. Names of banks include Union Bank of Winchester Commercial and Savings Bank and Shenandoah Valley National Bank.
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