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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
3
The National Industrial Conference Board warned that although American farming improved in 1925, farmers face fundamental problems requiring careful study and constructive action for the nation's interest. The report notes farmers remain a major segment of the economy.
The Conference Board reports agriculture's share of national income fell from 34.6 percent in 1850 to 13.8 percent in 1920 while farm employment dropped from 63.2 percent to 26.2 percent. It notes distributive and governmental sectors grew, consuming more of national income and labor. Agriculture remains vital, buying about ten billion dollars of goods and supporting industries and nearly half of industrial workers indirectly.
A state agricultural report concludes that American farming faces a problem of production and a problem of organization. It urges adjustment of the industry structure to fit the daily realities of farmers and market relations.
Mrs Susie Solenberger has qualified as administratrix of her daughter Esther Solenberger’s estate in Frederick County Circuit Court. Bond set at 2500 dollars. Esther, a teacher, died recently in the county. her parents B F and Mrs Solenberger will receive the estate under state inheritance laws.
A letter from Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts describes a French rheumatism and neuritis treatment he obtained while in France with the American Army. He claims it has helped thousands, costs nothing, and offers to mail the prescription upon request with a postal response.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe remedy for lumbago backache rheumatism and sprains. It claims immediate relief after application and notes the product has been used for 65 years without harming the skin.
Dr A Herman Pfund of Johns Hopkins University reports a cheap method to transmit sun ultraviolet rays through specially treated paper for potential winter health use. The approach could enable UV treatment in nurseries and clinics, though physicians caution results depend on practical testing and seasonal UV strength.
The Times reports Charleston knee illness tied to excessive dancing, while Roanoke auto dealers back Governor-elect Byrd’s plan to shift state license tax from per horsepower to 70 cents per hundred.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a new basis that would raise costs for dealers. It mentions an academy and a four cent Sage tax, with concerns over who would pay. The passage is unclear but implies fiscal policy affecting pricing or fees.
Governor Ritchie told the Sun from New York he would consider an invitation to address Virginia's General Assembly. He noted he would decide after discussing arrangements for a possible public auditorium address and mutual convenience. The invitation came from a joint Virginia resolution adopted Tuesday.
A fragment argues that eggs are a dividend after body needs are met, with nature favoring Number One. It suggests culling drones and feeding to the liar those who deserve it.
The article describes sciatic neuritis with intense leg pain and tender points. It touts Allenhrh Special Formula No. 2 capsules as the quickest safe cure, claiming relief within 24 hours and complete disappearance with continued use. The ad notes the drug store keeps this formula in stock.
Editorial urges Winchester residents to travel to Richmond on Monday for Governor Harry Flood Byrd’s inauguration and reception. It praises civic pride loyalty to Virginia’s capital and calls for mass turnout to show support and boost the region’s standing.
Comdr Richard Byrd will speak to Rotary Club members at the Country Club in Petersburg. A buffet supper and dancing follow a program detailing his polar expedition experiences and insights amid remarks from distinguished guests and club officials.
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