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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
10
July 23. Willm M chairman of the Republican committee returns from eastern conferences pleased with the situation and campaign progress. He notes numerous requests for Iles G. Dawes vice president candidate along the eastern states.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a cure for stomach trouble and chronic appendicitis. It claims the product cleanses both upper and lower bowels, removes gases and poisons, and relieves intestinal constipation, urging readers to buy through The People's Drug Store and read The Star.
The Star surveys local market movements with corrected wholesale and retail figures for butter, creamery butter, spring chickens, shelled corn, flour middlings, and standard middlings. Prices show Omaha area staples and Baltimore wholesale quotes for livestock, poultry, and grains.
A new hair removal product named Karma promises safe painless extraction of hair from face underarms and legs. It claims to loosen roots with a balsam formula and is sold by Franck Baker and Son Drug Store and Peoples' Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
A vintage advertisement touts Bleachodent Combination as a safe home teeth whitening solution. It claims stained teeth become flashing white or no charge, with a weekly liquid and daily paste routine. The product, developed by two dentists, warns against cheap imitations and lists Franck Baker and Son Drug Store as a dealer.
Winchester shopper endorses Doan's Pills for backache with kidney symptoms. The testimonial claims pills cured the pain and irregular kidney action after a cold. Price 60 cents, sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, manufactures.
The poem portrays a mossback resisting change while lamenting modern life. Old values clash with new fashions as the elder narrator and the speaker acknowledge aging, societal shifts, and a wary hope that wiser thinking may prevail beyond nostalgia.
The quote suggests that lasting improvement hinges on a small group, two or three individuals, showing the majority of moral courage within an organization. It implies leadership by example drives ethical culture and change.
James H. Allen long suffered rheumatism and developed a remedy named Allenrhu claiming it dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He offered the product through Boyd Drug Co and druggists with a money back guarantee if the first pint bottle fails to show recovery.
Experts explore methods to release poison gas to kill wild animals immediately after trapping. The plan aims to reduce suffering and speed the process, prompting debate over ethics and safety among wildlife professionals.
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