Toakes a Splendid Wurgle for Tenatlitia Throat Guard
An advertisement notes tar dye products and Tenatlitia Throat Guard offered for sale at drug stores. The fragment hints at a protective remedy sold in local shops.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
3
An advertisement notes tar dye products and Tenatlitia Throat Guard offered for sale at drug stores. The fragment hints at a protective remedy sold in local shops.
Kenneth N. Glupin defends county road and bond positions in a heated reply to critics. He accuses opponents of delaying action until the eve of the election and questions district financial burdens. He cites prior road work, land and engine support, and urges voters to consider local impacts over state bond schemes.
Bethesda Lodge No 204 requests Wing Chester Hiram Lodge No 21 A F and A M attend a Masonic burial for J A Shanholtz at the Masonic Temple Thursday July 7 at 9 30 AM. R H Pope War Master urges full attendance.
Dayton sways under a third street car strike in four years as six city traction companies vote unanimously to strike at once. Workers cite a new 45 cent per hour wage cap without arbitration and accuse the firms of undermining union power and attempting an open shop policy.
Corporal D. Foster of the Fourth Division while scavenging in ruins near ergy France found a gilt case with a coin bearing Constantine on one side and inscriptions Vedes Beatas Tranquilita Percursa Treveris on the other. A college professor notes the coin likely minted in Trier Germany, once a seat of the Roman Empire.
Thousands of bodies returned from overseas are interred on American soil to honor fallen soldiers. A Cloquet Minnesota ceremony by Carl Anderson Post honors John Defoe, first American Indian from the state killed in action, with tribal leaders approving a dignified burial for the brave serviceman.
The article explains how ineffective pollination and weather injuries affect apple blossoms and fruit set. It discusses frost damage, pollen viability, and the role of insects in transferring pollen, noting that insufficient plant food and late droppage impact final fruit production.
The piece questions whether physical distance matters when a telephone links people. It notes that friends can converse across cities or states, implying the telephone reduces separation, with mention of rates as a factor in communication.
President Paul J Healy of Chicago Grain Produce Co Starkford Illinois uses WWI bonds of loyalty to hire veterans for a new distillery project Healy a World War I veteran heads a company that will give veterans priority on construction roles and aims to build an organization of former soldiers Healy served from private to sergeant on the British front and remains active in the American LegionBroPh yPost Chicago
A fragment discusses stomach pain and digestive distress with mention of belching heartburn and gas. It prescribes rad Salts as a remedy and water before breakfast, plus aims to clear gas and toxins by stimulating the liver and kidneys, claiming cheap, harmless salts aid digestion.
Spraying in a young orchard is almost wholly an emergency measure and not needed on a fixed schedule until bearing. It is essential to combat pests as they appear, with some pests fought from the start and others needing attention only in certain seasons and trees.
Train schedule data shows Norfolk and Western routing with connections. Mentions Berryville Bristol Bluefield Norton Winston-Salem via Pullman Sleepers and intermediate stations. References Hagerstown Philadelphia connections and noted times and train numbers.
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