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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
8
Scientists tout yeast as vital to health and claim a new ironization process makes benefits come in half the time. The Ironized Yeast method allegedly converts yeast elements into firm tissue and blood, with free 3 day tests offered by the Ironized Yeast Co. in Atlanta.
A scanned page lists daily wholesale prices for dairy and farm products. Cited items include creamery butter, country butter, various flours, middlings, bran, corn, and cotton seed meal with price quotes such as butter around 25 to 33 cents, flour at 4% to 4 cents per pound, and other staples priced for local buyers.
Market page shows corrected figures for wheat and spring chickens with notation errors and misprints. July wheat down .05 to 1.18 while other entries appear garbled, reflecting OCR issues and inconsistent figures across the Baltimore wholesale markets segment.
Advertisement touts Calotabs as a modern calomel alternative for biliousness and constipation. One tablet at night purports to be tasteless with no griping, morning relief claimed, and a refund offered if not satisfied. Genuine Calotabs sold in checker board packaging with prices 35 cents for family size and 10 cents for vest pocket size.
After help arrived the car was turned, the engine cranked, and the vehicle was driven home. Mrs. Otto Proffit of Fawcett Gap visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J E Snapp. Mrs. Iven Miller spent the weekend with Mrs. W Q O Zinn at Clearbrook.
The womens auxiliary of the Ro tary Club Woman’s committee plans a Winchester girls camp for 20 days starting after the boys camp ends July 19 to August 10. Cedar Creek site offers swimming boating fishing and nature study with mothers as companions. About 140 girls, two sections of 50, wholesome food and regular recreation planned. Mrs Clarence Woods acts chairwoman and Miss Mary Catherine Aulick is secretary.
July weather brings good wheat harvests and rain reshapes fields in Rosenberger. A lightning strike damaged a yard telegraph line at Snapp home but caused no major harm. Residents James B. Snapp and Mrs. T. M. Good return from Romney. Arthur White and Cordelia White survive a car rollover with minor injuries after their Mount Williams trip.
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