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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
2
Doctors and druggists endorse Evans' Triple Phosphates as an essential organic phosphate supplement. The ad claims modern foods lack phosphorus, linking deficiency to fatigue nervousness and weakness, urging use to sustain nervous system brain blood and bones health.
A letter to the editor in the Richmond Times Dispatch advocates streamlined administration of Virginia statutes. The writer argues efficiency improves governance and reduces delays, urging lawmakers to adopt practical reforms and curb bureaucratic overreach.
Fred M. Horsley of Berryville Virginia argues that the state needs a governor with clear insight and executive ability. He praises Byrd for efficiency, proven business aptitude, and successful leadership in his community, urging voters to support a decisive, capable executive.
As Administrator of Raymond Himelright I will offer for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House on Saturday May 16 at 3 oclock p m one Ford touring car to the highest bidder for Cash. Adam Forney City Sergeant.
Large clean cotton rags are needed at the Star office priced at 3 cents per pound. The notice seeks prompt delivery to supply ongoing paper operations.
Senator Harry F. Byrd spoke to a large enthusiastic crowd in Blackstone despite heavy rain. W Moncure Gravatt hailed Byrd as a capable state leader and businessman. Byrd pledged to oppose real property tax increases and opposed centralized drivers licenses, constitutional convention, extra state departments, and vowed to extinguish the state deficit.
The audience showed strong support for Byrd with about 90 percent backing and positive expressions. Observers noted Bee Stone and surrounding areas also leaned heavily toward Byrd for governor.
Geraniums, petunia, verbena bloom along with potted tomatoes sweet potatoes and other flowers and vegetables. B Smalts at 440 National Ave features a varied plant selection for gardeners and florists.
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