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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1921
Page
3
Women shoppers may choose Georgette waists offered at value prices from 7.50 to 7.50 dollars, highlighting a sale on fashionable blouses.
The article discusses black bass species, naming the black bass and the large mouth variant, noting the gape angle behind the center of the eye. It blends natural history with curiosities on thumbs, pineapples origins, Bermudan life, telegraph poles, and a collage of brief notes from exploration and daily life.
A fragment from the Washington Star riffs on thrift and memory. Uncle Bill Bottletop warns of too few saving for rain while many save for drought. A Boen of Forgetfulness quips that laughter saves minds, praising the benefactor who bestows forgetfulness.
Cartoonists note wealth brings management burdens as Jud Tunkins jokes that after a man earns a fortune he must hire many to tell him what to do. The piece playfully compares a man’s control of wealth to shelving a wife in a book.
In a brief feature the Atchison Globe notes Belgium women as a class are recognized for their small feet. The item contrasts this trait with a light cultural observation about Belgian society.
Mrs Ada Buntin of Danville Virginia testifies after using six bottles of the herbal remedy Dreco. She says it relieved severe asthma constipation headaches and gas and restored sleep and vitality. Dreco is being introduced by Miller's Drug Store in Winchester and sold by all druggists.
Public auction set for Saturday January 28 1921 in front of the Winchester Court House to sell a brick dwelling with six rooms and modern conveniences on Boots Braddock street. Possession available March 15 1921. One third cash with balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy. Special commissioners Rh Gray Williams, Joseph F Moore, Robert T Barton supervise under decree of the Corporation Court. Bond approved by Clerk J B Beverley.
Annual meeting of the stockholders of the Winchester Milling Company will be held at Odd Fellows Hall corner of Main and Water Streets on December 10, 1920. For the election of directors and business. John D. Bloat, Cashier.
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