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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1930
Page
2
A vintage advertisement touts Thoxine as quick relief for sore throats and coughs. It claims instant throat soothing, notes most coughs originate from throat irritation, and promises a 15 minute relief with money back guarantee. Available in 35c 60c and $1 bottles at Baker's Drug Store.
A compact notice lists used auto bargains and multiple lot numbers such as 1139 1163 1164 1178 1210 1212 1220 1240 1250 1254 1257 1268 1264 1266 1267 1272 1275 1276 1277 1279 1280 1281 1282 1288 1284 1285 1286 1287 1288 1290. The page appears to catalog vehicles and promotions across Bargains Used Auto sections.
A railroad project through the valley faces a dam obstacle and a rival suitor. Anne and her patrician aunt confront Morse as rival plans unfold. Douglas counters Morse while the scene shifts to a Burkhalter ranch dance with sleeping babies in view. Anne’s charm tests Morse’s resolve and a possible alliance forms.
Anne and Douglas move through a crowded dancing room lit by oil lamps watching the orchestra led by a familiar fiddler. Anne senses tension as she disguises flirtation with others while Douglas confronts possessive passion and a looming rival. The scene hints at a tomorrow continuation with a perilous plan.
Some winter travelers may seek to work their passage on next season's cruises. The item notes a Boston Transcript excerpt about a divorce case where a woman left a traveling salesman for companionship and later married a six day bicycle rider.
President-elect Hoover met President Coolidge at the White House then paid respects to political friends after returning from a South American voyage. Edward J. Reed, Confederate veteran and Chew's Battery member, died. Park area purchase proceedings near completion. Foreign markets show strong demand for quality American apples.
Daniel McKIlwee proprietor of Winchester Garage died suddenly this morning. Earl Seabright jailed 30 days for mutilating a dog. Robert James jailed 15 days for starving a horse. City manager notes year with increased activity across departments. Mrs A J Hamman acquires Robert F Brill store room. operates stores in other cities. State penitentiary approves baptism of several convicts. Radio station KBD Kansas City plans an 18 hour broadcast to relay worldwide.
The French army has gradually moved forward in Alsace at German expense. A large fruit entry list signals Virginia State Horticultural Society meetings next week. David Farmer, 95, died a Canon. William Edward Jones and Miss Louise Margaret Thompson wed recently. Heirs of Joshua G Place deed to Thurman Moore spans 35 acres with over 25 signatures recorded across three pages.
Most speakeasies now close at one a m. If a man isn't intoxicated by that time, he isn't trying.
A short playful verse contrasts romantic ideals with humor about practical paths to affection. The line suggests a straightforward, humorous take on courtship.
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