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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
5
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for color in cheeks and bile stimulation. It claims gentle cleansing without dangerous effects, promising buoyancy and relief from constipation after a 17 year study, with boxes sold at 15 or 30 cents.
Mr. Depp preached at the Methodist Episcopal Church on The Judgment stressing daily personal judgment. He said each day a man is on trial as he moves from darkness to light and writes the book of character determining destiny or doom. He opposed a ledger keeping God notations and urged focus on inner trend toward good.
Prize winning birds offered with low price eggs for hatching at one dollar per setting of 13. Mrs Dollie Newcome of Buffltck Road Route 1 Winchester Virginia advertises the sale.
An old health note touts Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney strain from meat heavy diets. It claims the formula of grape and lemon acids with lithia cleans and stimulates sluggish kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, relieves rheumatic twinges, and ends bladder weakness.
A church message invites attendance by declaring the theme Your Supreme Question. It frames Pilate and the world’s judgment as moral questions to awaken minds and stir consciences, urging repeat attendance tonight and afterward.
A historical feature describes Wanda of Pickett Stock Company as a living proof of subconscious possibilities while she contests spiritualism. The article notes Sir Oliver Lodge lectures in New York and includes published Q and A responses from readers via The Star, with various opinions on belief, love, and deception.
Macedonia Va March 24 Mas ter Guy Lind son of Mr and Mrs G Lind met with a painful accident breaking his arm at the elbow on last Sunday Mr and Mrs John Stamy have returned to their home in Iowa after spending the winter with their daughter Mrs B F berger Isaac es Solenberger of Fayetteville Pa and Noah Ausher man of Canada were visitors at the B F Solenberger home on Sunday afternoon Mr Joseph Pifers sale was attended by a large crowd It was quite a success Mr and Mes Isaac Shiley and little lahghter Ruby of White Hall were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs James Smith on Sunday Mr and Mrs Walter Haymaker of Greenway were wendey visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs G W Armel Mr William Craig of Stephens City was visiting his nephew Mr W W Craig on Monday
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. It claims a tiny bottle costs a few cents and removes hard corn soft corn and interdigital corn without soreness or irritation.
W Andes preached at Christian Church last Sunday night. Cleray and Lester Seldon have mumps. Mr Bean recovering at his daughter Mrs William Seldon’s home. Davis Johnson of Winchester visited his mother Mrs Caroline Johnson who is ill. Mrs Bessie Foster visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J E Eaton. Mrs Emeline Fletcher of Whita cre staying with daughter Mrs Delia Johnson. TRONE VA March the Rey.
An old standby liniment, Sloan's Liniment, is advertised as a counter irritant that scatters congestion and relieves rheumatic aches. It claims to ease neuralgia, muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprains and other pains without rubbing and notes a stimulating odor. Sold by druggists at 35c, 70c, and 1.40.
Mr. J. S. Wise spoke at Centenary Reformed Church on the gift of life through Jesus Christ for repentant souls. He contrasted worldly wealth with the life of joy and peace found in faith, noting Thomas’s confession as pivotal. Evening service at 7:45 featured a men's chorus.
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