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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy aiding digestion. It claims to improve liver function, relieve stomach upset, and curb bad taste and coated tongue, promising energy and appetite without cramps, for 15 cents.
The Mt Airy School report shows 28 pupils enrolled with 23 average daily attendance. Top performers include Ethel Bly, Jessie Carpenter, and William Orndorff with grades around 96 to 98. Students won a large George Washington picture for the school room and weather affected classes little.
A brief note from M. E. Meller, teacher, mentions caring for Maria and others, enjoying sunshine in a new home schoolroom, and hopes for Joe’s quick return to school.
A mother reports four doctors failed to help her three year old until Milks Emulsion was used. She credits the product with restoring appetite strength and health, urging others to try it with a money back guarantee. Also included are local real estate transfers in Shawnee and surrounding area.
The Rockingham Federation of Farmer's Clubs recommended a boycott urging farmers to refrain from buying fertilizer for spring corn lands unless price falls to $20 per ton for 16 percent acid phosphate. Reported lowest bid seen at $26.50 per ton for the same phosphate level.
George Henning has been quite ill at his Stephens City home. D. F. Dyke and daughter Leis Dyke visited relatives in Martinsburg. Howard Cornwell and daughter Irene Cornwell from Rockland spent the weekend with D. F. Dyke and his wife.
The conveyances of real estate in Winchester have been recorded in the Corporation Clerk's office. J. H. Moling Sr. transfers to Paul A. Beck ownership of a house and lot on North Braddock.
An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe substitute for calomel warning that calomel pests cause sickness and urging readers to try a spoonful tonight. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels without salivation or side effects, with a money back guarantee.
Staunton March 3 State Senator E Lee Trinkle running for the Democratic nomination for Governor predicts carrying seven of Virginia’s ten districts and claims strong voter interest. He would not name the seven districts but cites 25 000 Democrats in his Ninth district and expects about 90 percent of the Democratic vote there. He travels to Richmond for state HQ and later to Portsmouth for a Philadelphia orchestra event with a listed group of chaperones.
The Boy Scouts of America present a dance tonight at 9 30 at the Armory as a tribute to this year’s championship basketball team. Scouts without cards should obtain them now or at the door this evening. Music will be provided by the event’s organizers.
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