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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
2
Dr P Fiteh of the University of Minnesota warns prevention beats cure for sheep. Parasites such as stomach and lung worms mange ticks and tape worms cause most losses in Minnesota. Avoid buying infested animals. quarantine new stock six months. have imported stock inspected by a veterinarian.
W A Riley of the University of Minnesota division of entomology says louse infestations on chickens are needless and should not enter winter with the handicap. He endorses commercial sodium fluoride and the “pinch meth” as the best control, applied to multiple body areas, as superior to costly proprietary powders. He also cites Cornell louse powder as an effective alternative.
Ohio experiment station tests show seed corn with best spring germination results comes from good fall drying and some artificial drying aid. Ears should be suspended or spaced to prevent contact, kept dry through freezing weather, ensuring satisfactory germination in spring.
Farmers consider how pullets laying in winter or delaying until spring affect feed usage and returns. The Star Job Office offers general job printing for farmers needing printing services.
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a safe tonic to treat thin pale blood in children. It claims both tablet and liquid forms share identical medicinal properties and urges parents to ask for Gude's Pepto Mangan.
Mrs. William JR Willis of South Market street received word from McPherson Kansas that her cousin James J Jenkins died early Sunday morning at his home there at age eighty nine. He was born in the Tay ral section of Frederick county and had lived in Kansas about twenty years. He was twice married and survived by his children and a stepson from his second marriage. He was a relative of Joseph F Bean of this city.
Important meeting of the District Nurse Association will be held at City Hall council chamber at 4 o clock on Wednesday afternoon January 7. All members are urged to attend as matters of utmost importance will be considered and acted upon.
Advertises S. S. S. as effective in treating catarrh by addressing its source rather than local sprays or douches. Claims long-standing praise from sufferers and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
The Star states higher subscription rates effective January 1 due to rising newsprint costs. Home delivery in Winchester rises to 4.50 yearly with monthly and weekly options. Mail price climbs to 4.00 with January and July 25-cent advance payments reducing to 3.75, marking a 0.75 annual increase.
Mrs. Otto C. Wrede of 57 McPherson Ave Cincinnati narrates a dramatic recovery after three weeks on Tanlac. She suffered indigestion swelling nerves and fatigue and nearly gave up before the medicine restored appetite energy and mobility enabling her to care for eleven children and resume housework. Tanlac is sold in Winchester by Boyd Drug Company.
Three Federat fires present distinct scientific non skid trends all of high quality. The text promotes Federal fires as offering greater satisfaction and endorses their selection and sale.
The notice calls all veterans discharged for disability from World War I service to notify the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in Washington, D. C. It explains the bureau provides compensation and free medical care until fitness is restored and urges prompt action for those affected by the 1918 camps reclassification and related discharges.
The White Hall Home Demonstration Club will meet at Mrs Walter Adams home on Tuesday at 2 30 o clock. Miss Haynes urges all members to attend for important discussions and announcements.
Mrs. Luther Beckley and her young son Charles Carson visited Mrs. Richard Mills on Highland avenue for the weekend in Martinsburg West Virginia.
A historic property listing details multiple tracts of land from 10 to 580 acres with orchard and grazing options, various prices per acre, and options to buy whole or divide. Also notes homes, barns, stores, and building lots near Handley Lee’s area. Bailey Bros. Co. advertises in the 12-11-Im issue.
The Misses Whiteside returned to Washington to attend school after spending the Christmas holidays at the home of with the rest of their family remaining in the city.
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