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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1924
Page
5
The Star notes that local market listings are corrected daily but disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may appear. The notice emphasizes ongoing effort to provide accurate pricing and entries, inviting readers to report discrepancies.
A meeting discusses forming a Virginia based corporation to unite 13 counties with 26 board members, each county sending two reps. The plan aims to obtain a State Corporation Commission charter and establish a regional organization with a president and officers to fund an ad campaign and promote the movement.
A skin specialist touts months Sulphur as a remedy for itching eczema and rough red skin. The preparation is claimed to soothe irritated skin and remove eruptions such as pimples and ringworm quickly, with noticeable improvement.
An aged advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a quick remedy for sharp pains and aches. It includes claims of instant warmth and relief, urging readers to purchase the genuine Rowles labeled product.
Francis I. Jones of the Federal Workers Service reports a 44 state survey on 1924 employment. In Virginia skilled and unskilled labor remain well employed with ongoing urban building, industrial activity shows little seasonal slowdown, and no unemployment problem is seen for the year ahead.
Senator Smith of Norfolk introduced a bill to allocate all real estate and tangible personal property revenues to counties and cities. The measure would reduce the state tax rate by removing revenues and special taxes designated for schools roads and tuberculosis programs.
A fish native to the Banda Islands of the East Indies has a large under eye luminous organ formed by microscopic living plants that continuously emit light day and night.
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