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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
2
Physicians and druggists now offer Calotabs the purified and refined estlomel tablet that combines calomel and gastr e in one dose. One or two Calotabs at bed time with water no salts or nausea or effect on appetite. Next morning the cold is gone and the system purified with hearty appetite. Family package with full directions only 25 cents at any drug store.
Danville Virginia notes the arrival of G V Beebee signaling the start of a local campaign to secure subscriptions for the National Park proposal. State chapters form in ten districts with executive committees. districts have yet to set amounts, while total acreage costs are cited. The plan aims at presenting Congress with a direct purchase scheme and a bill to authorize the reservation, with the Danville Chamber of Commerce backing the project.
A nostalgic verse recalls an Episcopal choir in Winchester and the voice of Pop Nelson. Nina Glyn Anderson mentions radio bringing back childhood memories and faith in heaven through song and prayer.
Pay now to lock in savings as subscriptions go into effect. The Evening Star notes customers can secure a discount by completing payment promptly.
A Seattle reader letter extols a Kellogg advertised remedy for chronic constipation. The writer credits daily doses of the product with relieving years of discomfort and urges others to try Kellogg’s milk or cream based remedy, noting its accessibility and trust in the brand.
A large audience attended the revival services as the proceedings wind down toward tonight’s close. Many converted and renewed members are urged to join in the final Thanksgiving service in the Amen Corner. The meeting’s subject is The Eagle’s est.
State Commander Frank Wray will attend the Rockingham Post American Legion banquet at Priddles on February 9. Berryville veteran Wray makes his first appearance here since the end of the Virginia Department. Woman's Auxiliary members will be honored guests. A musical program is planned as a feature of the evening.
Representative Meek introduces a bill to form a capital free cooperative marketing body owned by producers with a Treasury loan of 10 million dollars to be repaid in ten years. The group would market crops and aid farmers while improving farm prices.
A moving list shows Welltown Turnpike Co toll gate house sale at 12 PM Feb 2 in front of the Court House and multiple farm stock and implements auctions across Berryville, Gaylord, Winchester and nearby towns on Feb 4 through March 18, with names like McKown Powers Hockman Helvistine and Crisman among bidders.
Arkansas lawmakers push an anti speculation bill amid Senate debate. Senators HN and Caraway clash over hearing dates and witness testimony while lines of farmers and traders submit letters of support and opposition. A minority report and a potential vote loom as the committee prepares to act.
Mrs. Charlotte Weld has returned from Charles Town West Virginia where she has been nursing a patient. The notice notes January rates now in effect and a discount for payment.
Huntington West Virginia woman says she regained health after a year of feminine distress using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports relief from pains and stronger nerves, enabling better rest and housework, and urges other women to try the remedy from a drug store or by sending 10 cents for a trial vial.
The death of Lonetta Jane Whitacre infant daughter of Dailey P. Whitacre and wife formerly of Frederick county occurred Tuesday at Sample's Manor Maryland. She is survived by her parents a brother Herman and three sisters Dorothy Frances and Hilda. The burial was held yesterday at 2 pm at Sample's Manor with services by Rev. Mr. Stine.
Little Miss Hilda Hottel daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Hottel has been confined at home with an infected eye and shows marked improvement today.
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