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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
7
Major Potts sent a two foot long cigar for Senator Byrd’s campaign with a letter outlining its use. The note suggests tying it to a vine in the living room so every family member can take a drag as they perform their tasks, claiming Philippine women are stronger smokers.
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a healthful tonic. It claims improved appetite, vigor, and weight gain for children and adults after illness, contrasting with unpleasant liquid liver oil and listing retailers Franck Baker, Son Boyd Co., and local druggists.
A Virginia churchman offers to raise 10,000 dollars from ten laymen at 1,000 dollars each to back an educational campaign promoting church cooperation. He also pledges 1,000 toward a 10,000 dollar bond in small sums. The plan would fund printing and distribution of materials explaining church cooperation. Correspondence is invited to the Council of Churches Treasurer in New York.
Physicians now recommend Calotabs to break a cold overnight. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water, no nausea, no effect on appetite, and next morning the cold vanishes. Calotabs come in sealed packages, price stated in cents for the vest pocket.
Fashion page previews spring line in Po laii cloth and flannel with An goria blends. New suit range offered in Tan Blue Shrimp Rust Gold Green Rosewood Rose, sizes 14 to 44, detailing color options and fit.
The advertisement highlights coats crafted from high class materials like Kasha Flannels and Twills. It lists colors including Golden Oak Natural Tan Rosewood and more. Designs feature new flare bottoms and fur trimming at collars or hems, available in sizes 14 to 44.
An advertisement touts fat tailored wool garments in new fabrics and sought after colors. Rich trimming with fur is highlighted. The piece notes a new flare bottom style and lists sizes 14 to 45.
A garbled shopping list notes 38 inch unbleached muslin and 36 inch linen. It mentions Kyrtle Cloth at 86 inch for children's wear, fast colors 29 cents, cheek and stripe saltings, and imported Japanese crepe with shade lines, all advertised for a Friday to Saturday sale.
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