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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
6
An old advertisement notes Ely's Cream provides quick relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. Henry S. Baker of the Mutual Life Insurance Company is spending time with local agents Lacy and Ar. The copy urges readers to contact their druggist for the fragrant antiseptic remedy.
Pope Benedict today bestowed red birettas on 13 cardinals created March 7 in a secret consistory the ceremony marking the first visible sign of their elevated rank. Cardinal Dougherty spoke as dean and thanked the pope for the honor to him and the new cardinal brothers.
About 10,000 workers in misses and children’s garment factories walked off the job today. The strike was announced from the International Ladies Garment Workers Union headquarters in New York.
A fragment notes a 1,200 member Aberboa makers union and a push for a union shop and a 44 hour week. Local branches touch all War activities and are offered draws, reflecting broader labor demands in the industry during wartime.
A Virginia wartime history pamphlet catalogs local material gathered from 99 of 100 counties. The commission outlines ten of fifteen topics for a state war history project and notes Virginia as the first state to publish such an outline and to begin collecting local material under these topics. Distinguished service and county contributions are highlighted as the work progresses.
Sugar prices edged higher yesterday with Cubas quoted at 6.02 cents per pound on a two-year basis. Other contracts saw firming activity as traders covered positions, with May at 6.30, July at 6.52, and September at 5.71 cents for bids.
Greenwood Va March 9 The entertainment at Greenwood school has been postponed until March 18 Misses te and Mabel Newcome visited at the home of Mr Ful ward Po Pao Hammond and Mrs at Winchester on Sunday Mr Saced Stickles and family ate at Mr S Hanen on Sunday Mr aoe Fe J Hicks and son from Stephens City visited with Mr and Mrs Orndorft of Arkansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Will Grim hosted a gathering with Mr. Robert J. Henson and Mr. C. C. Miller. Corinne Pennington attended, along with Anna Poston who, while employed in Winchester, spent the weekend at home.
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