Advertisement promotes TEOL product with 90 percent alcohol base
An ad claims TEOL provides deep penetration with a 90 percent alcohol base to kill the germ contact and offers happiness relief in one hour or a 35 cent refund at Boyd Drug today.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1948
Page
3
An ad claims TEOL provides deep penetration with a 90 percent alcohol base to kill the germ contact and offers happiness relief in one hour or a 35 cent refund at Boyd Drug today.
Four ships led by the aircraft carrier Kearsarge moved from Naples on secret orders in the Mediterranean. Destroyers Meredith O Hara and James C Owens followed while Istanbul reports three cruisers Margo Huntington and Juneau and carrier Palau sailed earlier. Messages from Vice Admiral Sherman’s staff hinted urgent Palestine matters.
An advertisement describes digestive distress symptoms including heartburn gas dizziness and fatigue and promotes Calotabs as an overnight relief. It claims Calotabs are laxative gentle on the intestines diuretic for kidneys and effective against biliousness and gastritis due to poor digestion with sugar coated tablets offered at druggists.
Andrew oversees kitchen work in a wood paneled space with geraniums and copper pans as Joshua Beadle visits. He plans furniture from a demolished house, hopes to reconcile with Joan, and moves items to Mrs. McClure and Bigelow arrangements while adjusting to life at the Wheeler house.
In a drawing room scene, Andrew introduces a surplus of apricot chintz for a library and bedrooms while Mrs. McClure admires the fabrics. She reassures him money once caused trouble for Joan, but she does not condemn wealth and hints at changing attitudes. The moment ends with Andrew hopeful and Mrs. McClure approving of his taste.
Belgrade reports show Yugoslavs subscribed 50 million of a 70 million national loan in five days while Borba cites public support for Marshal Tito against Cominform attacks. Mixed signals appear as Albania blocks food to Yugoslav visitors at Scutari and talks with the Comintern continue.
Robert Stickley, temporary chairman of the Frederick Clarke Breeding Assn, announced a general meeting for dairy cattle producers at 8 pm in Winchester to approve charter by-laws and directors before obtaining semen from the Culpepper center. G C Graf of VPI will visit Frederick and Clarke counties Friday to meet interested producers. Contact County Agents Olcott in Berryville or Winchester for discussions. Spanish Moss is a true flowering plant and not a moss.
In Roanoke on July 17 Judge Alfred D. Barksdale in Federal court levied three 50 dollar fines on the milling firm of McAllister and Bell in Covington and three 50 dollar fines on Rob R. McConnell an official of the mill for transporting flour and meat with foreign substances. The case covers six courts. Also set for Oct 13 is a hearing on a Pulaski county school suit alleging inadequate facilities for Negro students and long travel distances.
John Boyd Bernard Grove and H M Layman joined local fire company officials in Waynesboro yesterday for the funeral of Lorraine William Musey 46 chief engineer of Waynesboro Fire Dept who died Saturday of a sudden heart attack Musey a member of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Assn was well known in the area.
Readers learn how mosses imitate a range of forms from evergreen trees to roses and ostrich plumes, revealing the surprising diversity of these tiny plants and the whimsy of nature.
The January 1947 U S farm census reports 2 900 000 tractors in use across farms nationwide. This figure reflects tractor adoption during the postwar agricultural modernization period and indicates ongoing efficiency gains for field work and productivity.
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