Freezone promises instant corn relief with little cost
Ad claims a tiny bottle of Freezone stops corn pain instantly and removes hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness. The druggist offers the product for a few cents.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
2
Ad claims a tiny bottle of Freezone stops corn pain instantly and removes hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness. The druggist offers the product for a few cents.
Mrs. Geo Dhcaire of 2211 Lyman St. in Michigan reports pitiful relief from goitre after three weeks using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. She offers to mail details and lists Miller's Drug Store and other outlets where treatment and success stories are available or to write to Box 358 Mechanicsburg Ohio.
A terse health note urges avoidance of unnecessary suffering from skin ailments. It emphasizes seeking relief and guidance, addressing common conditions with practical care.
Local buyers today quoted wholesale prices for a range of goods. The Star notes it is not responsible for typographical errors in this market listing.
A readable list of dairy butter, flour, chicken, hay, and feed prices. Items include Creamery butter at various marks, local flour barrels and sacks, spring wheat flour, standard middlings, screenings, cotton seed meal, and prices for young chickens and baled hay.
Market notes list assorted poultry dairy and meat items with prices and quantities. Young chickens butter hogs and other goods are mentioned with uncertain figures in a corrected regional update.
The thirty-fifth annual conference of the Brethren Churches in the Maryland Virginia District met in Harrisonburg with over 100 delegates. Officers elected included Moderator Dr J M Tombaugh of Hagerstown and Vice Moderator Rev G A Copp of Strasburg with Rev C R Koontz as secretary and statistician, Miss Mac Logan as treasurer.
Miss Jannie Heathering visits with Mrs. C. R. McCann as Arthur Fansler and son from Washington stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Zinn. Mrs. Alice Deitz of Baltimore visits Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McAboy.
June notes from Armel report Gilmer Haines of Williard Ohio visiting C Haines family with plans to visit relatives in West Virginia. Mrs. J M Cornwell returns to Berryville near ailing Lewis Wills. Others include Funkhouser Haymaker visit Winchester Morgantown and Middletown social calls and a Dellinger visit from Adams Town to Armel.
Albin Virginia June 16 Mr and Mrs Cc Greenwalt of Richmond are visiting relatives and friends here. Mr and Mrs L J Hartman of Clearbrook spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C A Buncutter. Mr and Mrs James Lamp of Winchester were guests of Mr and Mrs R L Lewis. Mr and Mrs Wilson Snowden of Hagerstown are visiting Mr and Mrs Floyd Crim. Miss Helen Hartman was calling on friends recently.
Howell of Strasburg pitched brilliantly in an easy 6 to 4 Shenandoah Valley League win over Boyce. Woodstock Edinburg defeated Front Royal 12 to 2 at Seibert field with Beall and Stickley starring, while Haslett added three hits and Stickley hit 4 extra base hits in a lopsided win.
An advertisement extols the benefits of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for women suffering headaches backaches nervousness and the blues. It claims many letters attest to restored health after other medicines failed and urges readers to try the remedy.
In Roanoke Virginia on June 16 voters backed a full Democratic slate for City Council, defeating incumbent Republican R H Angill by a wide margin. The Democrats secured a large majority to form a harmony council, with W M Shickle leading the ticket by over 2000 votes. Across southwest Virginia, Democratic candidates triumphed over Republicans in biennial elections this week.
The notice lists Sunday services at Mt Olive United Brethren Church at 11 a m and Mt Pleasant at 3 p m with Pastor C K Welch leading both sessions. The brief appears as a church announcement in a community periodical.
A traveling American in London recalls the habit of prompting her son to leave the room whenever her husband answers the phone to spare him swearing. An Indian student notes how heat allegedly expands the soul in a humorous bathhouse reflection. A Chicago widow jokes over a check for alimony, calling it taxation without representation.
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