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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
2
Wholesale prices show local flour and middlings at varied rates, cracked corn around 48.00 per ton, meal and feed prices listed, plus entries for leghorn broilers heavy and light hens. Cattle, sheep, and butter figures appear with scattered per-unit quotes. Local retail flour and middlings priced. barrel flour 8.00 to 8.50.
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO a new youth shade exclusive to Mello-Glo powder. It claims longer wear, sweat resistance, and non clogging pores, produced by a new French process. Promises absolute purity and invites readers to try it for only one dollar at Peoples Store.
Miss Lanore Longley of Maywood Illinois recalls Captain Charles A Lindbergh as the shyest son in the world. The two became friends while Lindbergh stayed at her home in Chicago during his early air mail service days and she calls him a near sweetheart.
Cracked corn at 2.50 and creamery products listed with marks and corrections. Wheat and hog markets show ranges around 108 and 16 to 21.50 respectively. Sheep and cattle figures appear but are partially garbled with unclear units and decimals.
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City shares her secret to happiness after years of nervous distress and melancholia ending in motherhood. She describes becoming a mother and companion to her husband and offers to answer letters from married women seeking guidance, at no charge, with confidential correspondence to Mrs Margaret Button in Kansas City.
Associated Press reports seven people died by drowning in three Southern states within the last 24 hours. One case, Fred Crocker, 40, of Linden Alabama, remains unrecovered after a boating diving accident at a party.
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