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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
2
A promotional plea explains a new remedy Dare's Mentha Per to ease chronic indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims fast relief from gas sour stomach and heartburn, with additional benefits like better sleep and mood. The ad cites credibility from Baker Son and Boyd Drug Co and promises a money back guarantee.
Firemen honored W A Ryan and urged him to attend the Apple Blossom Festival as Mr Jee refused. Speakers praised the festival’s success and directing genius of Ryan, with Toastmaster recounting a career of selling pins on the public square. William C Haines gave grace and prayer, John T Noonan directed the menu. Senator Byrd’s speech, requested for publication, contains historic details from the banquet.
A Republican editor urges support for Harry Flood Byrd, praising his practical governance, farmer-friendly policies, pay-as-you-go road funding, and record of efficiency. The letter argues Byrd’s platform favors agriculture and state economy, sketching his character and popularity among Virginians.
A brief obituary fragment notes a man from Strasburg Virginia, who never attended college, but pursued success through long hours of study. It credits him with a belief in a superior education for Virginia's children and the development of harbor and commerce. Dated February 11, 1925.
A blunt view argues life benefits from hands on study rather than abstract theory. Proponents say practical skills prepare people for real work and everyday problem solving.
The text notes one physician for Beery 724 persons in the United States and in England one physician for about every 1 087 people.
A brief exchange urges readers to shake off dullness with laughter and courage as tonic cures for a changed outlook.
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