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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
8
A fragmented market snippet lists varied goods including butter and creamery items, shelled corn, hay, clover mixed straw, flour, cracked corn, and dry feeds. It mentions timing corrections and local retail mentions, but many lines are garbled with missing letters and unclear figures.
In Brucetown Virginia on January 25 Mr and Mrs J H Fishel visited Florence and W B Shiley. Mrs Albert Cleidening and daughter Virginia stayed with Mr and Mrs S J Swimley Sr. John Snapp of Hagerstown visited his parents. Jessie Bishop from Rest joined Corrie Swimley. Gains and Bernard Falk with families visited Starliper. Warren Johns of Berryville spent time with J H Fish. Sadie Snapp recovered after adenoids and tonsil surgery at Memorial Hospital. Hunter Russell of Clarke county visited Fras Swinley. A school box social Friday saw Manife Tanquary win first and Helen Jobe second in spelling. Edward Smith and daughter from Clarke county visited Byrd Purcell.
The piece asserts the American housewife should be seen as a voter and citizen with responsibilities in a busy world. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health aid for women, claiming decades of use and restoration of health and strength.
An old style ad touts Ely’s antiseptic cream as instant relief for a clogged nose and sinus symptoms. It promises clear passages and easier breathing with a small application, claiming benefits for cold symptoms and sinus discomfort.
Sunday services at eleven o'clock and Wednesday prayers at eight o'clock are held at 37 East Water Street. Mrs M S Strode of Boyce Virginia visits Mrs G A Lewis on South Braddock Street. BRUSSELS DELAYS DANCE PROHIBITIONS S: Diplomatic corps led by Ambassador Whitlock bars tango at upcoming court dances for 1915. shimmy also banned while fox trot and one step allowed.
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