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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1920
Page
6
An old advertisement touts E. Pinkham's Compound as a tonic for women, claiming it strengthens and heals without narcotics or harmful drugs. It urges women to seek special female-only advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Co and promises answered letters from women.
Train schedule details for Berryville to Bristol Roanoke and Shenandoah Junction with Pullman sleepers and cafe car. Court notice relates to the estate of D H Mellinger with proceedings to settle and distribute legacies, requiring appearances by Susan G Bowers and Jesse Wright and publication deadlines in The Evening Star Winchester Virginia.
Dramatic testimony from Wick and Nellie Kelly centers on a murder scene in which a fifth floor shooting is linked to Nelson. The defense seeks to cast doubt on motives and relationships as Daisy Sutan's killer is probed, with tense cross examinations and unexpected disclosures from Mrs. Moore about Daisy’s true identity.
In a Singing district court drama Barbara Bradford appears at the defense table during testimony. The defendant bar of McGregor shifts as Mrs Edward Moore asserts her married status and love for Lefty Moore amid objections and a midday adjournment.
Shenandoah Valley Bank at Winchester reports assets of 2,530,013.50 in loans and discounts and 6,850.45 in securities and cash items. Middletown State Bank shows capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and total deposits totaling hundreds of thousands, with liabilities including Rediscounts and reserves under Federal rules.
The Commercial and Savings Bank Winchester Frederick County Virginia reports assets loans and discounts 880545 19 deposits 644012 07 capital surplus profits 239 185 86 326 85 time deposits 2000 00 etc. The statement sworn by Cashier John I Sloat May 11 1920 before Notary Alice Osburn notes reserves taxes accrued and due from banks and cash items.
The piece urges bed rest for colds to prevent prolongation and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy while noting daily bowel movements. It then recalls Roger Williams arriving in Boston on February 5 1631 as founder of Rhode Island and a leader among Puritans for religious liberty.
An advertisement from the National Medical Institute Milwaukee promotes relief and details for those seeking help. The ad emphasizes accessibility and a free address for inquiries and further information. It presents a public notice style typical of period classifieds.
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