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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
4
The readable lines show fragmented prices and incomplete phrases from Associated Press dispatches, with unclear attributions and missing context for proper summarization. More readable details are needed to form a coherent item.
A fragmentary 1920s style notice mentions February 1 1923 and efforts by representatives to obtain farm to market road funding. It notes state appropriations for construction and expresses that those in office realize residents along the ninety percent of the state have some rights.
The narrator laments holiday excess and indulgence in treats and pies, recalling feasting with family and friends. After Christmas and New Year, the speaker hopes to recover health and resume merry dining, imagining festive baking and rich foods returning with the season.
Mrs. Challenger of 1430 Berryhill St Harpsburg Pa says Tanlac eased stomach pain indigestion and nausea. She reports calmer nerves stronger heart steadiness and says she keeps Tanlac handy despite skepticism from druggists.
A brief report notes relief among Virginia residents as a line of experience is shared. Details are sparse but indicate a beneficiary or relief effort affecting local people. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
George P. Coleman former state highway commissioner resigns to lead the road fight, assailing Senator Byrd Keezell Ozlin and other politicians as self-serving. He praises Governor Trinkle yet criticizes the administration's stance, urging unity for Virginia's highway development and warning of a brewing battle over bond plans.
Eating too much food may cause kidney trouble warns a well known authority. Acids in the body irritate the kidneys leading to backache headaches and other distress. Drink water and take Jad Salts daily for ten days to flush and wake the kidneys then consult a physician twice yearly.
J. D. Adams of 326 S Braddock St Winchester testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured a back pain and urinary distress after a cold. He recalls severe back pain and knife like twinges but two boxes fixed him and he continues to use the product. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures the pills.
A cemetery in a Pennsylvania town displays a sign forbidding flowers except from one’s own grave. The text reads all persons are prohibited from picking flowers from any but their own craves.
George P. Coleman was elected president of the Virginia Good Roads Association at its twelfth annual meeting in Roanoke. Hubert C. Elliott was his predecessor. A resolution urged reconciling differences to secure a $12,000,000 highway bond issue in a special legislative session. Another resolution praised Coleman for resigning from the highway commission and pledged support for his highway program.
Miss Elizabeth Pidgeon of Wadesville urged a road bond issue at Roanoke in a Virginia Good Roads Association gathering. She accused reactionaries in the General Assembly of defeating last winter's bond plan, saying it cost Virginia a planning and special session expense.
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