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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
2
The Virginia General Assembly raised pension amounts for Confederate veterans and widows and for servants who aided in camps. Monthly payments begin June 1, with veterans receiving 30 dollars per month under the new rules. The income limit rose from 400 to 1000 dollars and residence requirement dropped to one year.
The article outlines changes to the state pension law including removal of residency limits linked to voters, elimination of a provision barring widows or dependents of U S service members from pensions, and removal of a 1926 prorating rule for unexpended pension funds. The net effect is broader eligibility and simplified fund distribution rules.
MELLO-GLO powder is advertised as preventing shiny noses and visible flakiness or irritation. It claims a French process reduces large pores, smooths application, and provides a youthful look. sold at drug stores.
Middletown Va. March 20 Frank Werrick and family of Hyattsville Md. have moved to their new home after purchasing the Neal Kline marget near town J F Larrick family returns from Florida Amy Clark teaches at Home visits parents Mr and Mrs George Clark Visitors from Middletown include Herbert Rhodes Ollie Rhodes and Carson Reely Mr Rhodes ill at Riverton Betty Lee Perry returns from Windsor visit Dr and Mrs T A Williams spend Friday in Washington Clarence Pitcock Riverton visits Walter McCauley Holmes Campbell Mrs Campbell and Mrs Wright with Miss Mattie spend Sunday nearby
Fragmented OCR item references places Strasburg Front Royal Winchester Marlboro and names Rinker Relief Weirick Wallenotan with unclear actions on Monday.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful skin remedy for eczema claiming one application stops itching and rapid results in old cases. It promises safety and no greasy residue and urges readers to buy a two ounce bottle at Baker's Drug Store. It ends with a note about Senator Borah reportedly not heard from, prompting fear of throat trouble.
Poignant tribute note recalls a husband and Callideen as they mark a life changed by a loved one’s passing. The poem echoes grief and enduring love across a family.
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