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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
6
An OCR fragment reports price updates and item changes from a post office order. It notes quarters and shifts in costs from 60 cents to higher values, with some items moving from 1 dollar to 1.50. The text is garbled while indicating an official memorandum or directive.
A specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur as a fast itch and eczema remedy. He says the sulfur cream cools the skin and reduces blotches, calling it a pleasant cold cream. Available in Emad jars from any good store.
Three designs and color spectrum offered by G Bottle at the Hanger Braddock Street shop. Prices range from 12 to 35 cents per unit. Contact phone 466-4 for details and availability.
A lyrical piece paints hillside meadows and bright skies as a bird, violets, and earth awaken to spring. It recalls a thunderous signal that stirred humankind and the race, forging faith, mending wounds, and renewing freedom through ages, concluding with reverent tribute to O. O. H. Weidner.
Market notes list buyers and prices for eggs butter and dairy goods. It records wholesale and retail figures for barley corn straw timothy clover and poultry with itemized prices and grinds. The fragment notes supply levels and market activity with stamps of local sellers and buyers.
Delegates named by counties attended a discussion led by B. poma Paar and Gilbert Wood on apples marketing and standardization. W. Samson and Ralston of Virginia Tech Extension spoke on standardizing packs and improving fruit quality through spray and prune methods.
The Lee Alumni Association reports the death of a prominent local merchant from heart trouble at his home. Survived by his brother Judge Samuel J. Graham of the United States Court of Claims, a sister, a daughter, and three sons who all served in World War I.
Nashville March 22 The Baptist Sunday schools of the south plan a five year drive to raise 2 500 000 in cash offerings for home and foreign missions and other benevolences. A special program on March 27 will emphasize the campaign's work with a focus on missions education and ministerial relief.
The Associated Press reports that the Vanadium Corporation of America today passed its quarterly dividend due to continued business depression and cash conservation. Six months ago a $750 dividend was paid and three months ago a $1 dividend was declared.
An Adams County season ends as workers depart for Philadelphia. An official notice reports 64,000 bushels of peaches and orange-plant production shifting from local establishments to southern sites in recent weeks.
Representatives of the masters mates and pilots association left New York for Philadelphia to plan a strike on sea going tow boats along the Atlantic and gulf coasts effective April 1. William A. Maher cited wage cuts of 25 to 35 dollars monthly as the trigger affecting about 150 tow boats and 2400 men.
George H Longerbeam of Cumberland Maryland reports four men posing as federal agents conducted a raid in his area. They claimed to search for confiscating intoxicating liquors and cited the revenue office as the authority. The raid appears to have been carried out without proper authorization and not by recognized federal agents.
Miss Ruth Weirich returns from a trip and relatives in Page county. Mr C E Cooley and family back from visits. Dr Williams treats a badly injured arm. Gladstone Cooley of Lebanon Valley College to Easter at home with B F Cooley and Miller. Local society raises fif dollars for missions. shoppers at Winchester.
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