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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
6
The passage warns about rising living costs and the strain of finances on families. It discusses how appointing a bank trust department as executors and trustees can relieve widows of business duties during emergencies, emphasizing prudent estate planning and the risk of overspending. The tone urges foresight in managing principal and affairs to avoid burdening spouses.
Colds pave the way for serious diseases like influenza pneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough and measles. You are more likely to catch these illnesses with a cold, so remove the danger by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, a widely advertised cure for bad colds available everywhere.
A New Jersey agricultural college reports clover hay offers higher digestible protein and tonnage per acre than timothy. Clover hay fetches about 27.20 more per ton in protein feeds and can produce two crops per year, boosting farm fertility and soil nitrogen with lime advised for good stands.
When you feel rheumatic worth aches and pains of rheume I am Chamberlain's Liniments excellent. Massage the parts thoroughly twice a day with this liniment and you will be surprised at the relief which it affords. For sale everywhere.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that parcel post marketing is not feasible for all farm products. Heavier items like potatoes are impractical to ship, while eggs butter sausage poultry vegetables and nut meats can often be sent profitably. Higher value per pound improves direct marketing prospects.
Forestry specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture say that when trees are properly spaced nature self-prunes the lower branches. In farm timber tracts with small pines and valuable species pruning can be profitable, especially during winter slack times.
Seed houses mostly trustworthy though a few vendors mix common inferior and good seed and pass it off as first class. The notice warns readers to beware and seek reputable sources.
Berryville Virginia March 30 Mr and Mrs Blackburn Smith are spending several weeks in Bermuda Mr and Mrs Francis Choate of Massachusetts visited Miss Elizabeth Timberlake at Springfield Thomas H Ciagell of Bluefield West Virginia arrived for a visit with his sisters Mr and Mrs William Stalnaker and daughter Peggy are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs A Moore Jr Elizabeth Parshall left to visit friends in Baltimore Mrsvid Allen and Mrs J R Elder spent several days in Baltimore last week Mr James Bright returned from Washington Barbour Rixey of the University of Virginia spent several days here with his mother Mr J h Rixey returned from Washington Mrs red Klineschmidt of Washington arrived to visit her sister Mrs David Allen at Glen en Mrs R E Perrin and son Peter Perrin are at Atlantic City Mrs John B Neill was in Baltimore several days last week
Miss Anna Poston was the guest of Miss Mae Carlisle recently, sharing a social visit and conversation at an informal gathering hosted by Mrs. Carlisle.
Advert explains Aspironal as a rapid two minute relief elixir endorsed by European and American medical authorities. It promises immediate cooling relief, a tasteless mix, and a refund if relief does not arrive within two minutes with a bold claim of superiority to whiskey and other remedies. Contains dosing instructions and urges purchases at local drug stores for families.
A garbled OCR note seems to discuss a woman invited to a party and a husband spoiling it by insulting a laundress described as a washerwoman, with context from the Ohio State Journal. The fragment preserves a social dispute and public insult in a midwestern newspaper tone.
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