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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
5
By deed of trust dated June 2 1924 L Evans stock of dry goods groceries shoes clothing flour gasoline and tanks will be sold at auction for cash June 12 1924 at 10 A M at the store room two miles north of White Hall Frederick County Virginia M M Lynch trustee Duvall and Dynn auctioneers.
An ad touts Red Pepper Rub as fast relief for rheumatism and sore muscles. It promises tingling heat within minutes and mucus congestion ease, urging buyers to get the genuine product with the brand name on each package.
The Virginia Democratic platform denounces Republican misrule and tariff policy, cites supposed oil lease crimes and senate investigations, and urges national leadership in foreign policy, immigration, and farm credit, praising Democratic reforms in agriculture and industry. It calls for cooperation between capital and labor and commitment to international engagement through the League of Nations.
A Virginia Democratic editorial argues for law respect, civil service integrity, and public economy. It defends labor rights, criticizes Republican patronage, and calls for transportation reform, law enforcement under prohibition, and religious freedom as core constitutional values.
Mr and Mrs George Fine hosted a dinner dance at their Clarke County home in honor of Cyrus and George Pine who are visiting from school. The youthful guests enjoyed the Virginia style affair with elegant entertainment and cordial hospitality.
A fragmented item from Winchester lists residents and visitors including Frances Monroe Lillian Johnson and Mr. Shuler from Cumberland. It mentions Will Hutchison opening a new storeroom and relatives visiting Junction and other local places. Baby news and a Disciples Church children’s day service are noted along with car trouble and visits from Miss Loy of Fork and Mrs. Smith of Virginia.
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