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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
8
An old style warning touts Calotabs as the modern gentler liver medicine. One Calotab at bedtime supposedly delivers a clean liver by morning with no taste or griping. Genuine Calotabs sold in checker board packages. 35 cents for large size 10 cents for vest pocket. dealers offer refunds if not delighted.
Mrs Rebeckah Brown Strode wife of Col Aubrey E Strode former Virginia State Senator from Nelson and Amherst counties died from injuries after a buggy was struck by a State convict force car at Amherst. Her young son Aubrey E Strode Jr survived with the husband and other siblings.
Front Royal couple Joseph Amiss Johnson and Miss May Irene Miller married at Centenary Reformed Church on South Market Street with Rev. Clarence Woods officiating. The groom is son of William and Mrs Johnson. the bride is daughter of Joseph W. and Mrs Miller. They plan to reside in Front Royal.
Wholesale prices quoted today include local flour barrels at 7.65 and 12-lb sacks at 0.48, spring wheat flour 12-lb at 0.70 to 0.75, bran at 1.65, standard middlings 1.85, flour middlings 1.90, screenings 1.60, and cotton seed meal at 2.90. Units reflect barrel and sack measures as listed by buyers.
Readable items include spring chickens under and over four pounds, country butter and creamery butter prices, hay and straw baled, flour middlings, bran, and young chickens. Numbers show unit prices and weights with several brand or product names referenced.
Corrected market figures show livestock and dairy prices with entries for butter and chickens. Fat steers and hogs list at several price points, while dairy prints reflect a 28 cent figure.
Rev. Harry Crim returning from Africa will lead Pleasant Valley Sunday evening services at 8 o'clock. The United Brethren missionary is expected to draw a large audience with a hopeful message.
Grimes Virginia July 5. Mrs W H Hamilton has been indisposed at home for a week. Early apples are being picked. Ernest Price moved from Forty Oaks farm tenant house. Mrs Ellis Randall suffered a sudden severe illness last Wednesday night. James Grimes has been painting at Irvin Zinn’s in Stephens. Grantham Gardner returned home after Washington school. T L Evans and family spent Sunday in Martinsburg. Ida Taylor and Louise and Margaret Taylor visited relatives in Winchester last week. Daniel Leight is improved after a serious accident nearby. Friends mourn Asbury Hubbard who fell stairs. he now lives with daughter Virginia Stiles in Winchester. He is badly bruised. He is nearly recovered.
Frederick county offers five kinds of mineral waters for kidney trouble and eczema. Rates are 2.00 per day or 10.50 per week. Write J M Lockhart for schedule and details. days available Monday Wednesday Friday.
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