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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1930
Page
5
A Natex health promotion by a Peoples Service Drug Store expert claims Natex cures digestive and nervous complaints. Samuel Unger of Good Va endorses it after his wife’s past sickness and gas, headaches, and fatigue improved with Natex. The ad cites free advice and health booklets at the store.
Deputy Samuels and Professor Johns discuss motive and alibi in a tangled crime at the Parados fort. Johns reveals deep devotion to a historic fort and his work, while a planned reveal hints at hidden schemes and a looming confrontation over Parados’ death and the suspect weave.
Five years ago May 19 1925 Senator Byrd and Senator Mapp contended for the Democratic nomination in a heated campaign. A Shenandoah Valley charter ceremony marked the Mary Baldwin College alumni. Firefighters battled a blaze damaging buildings and farm animals in Clarke County. Dr Minor C Baldwin gave a recital at a First Baptist Church. The text notes aviation attempts, motor failures, and a near disaster at the airfield.
Governor of Virginia notes an institute on salesmanship by the Merchants Association. Miss Katharine Snider married Mr James Ertson. Virginia spent 78223 dollars 52 cents on recreation in 1924. Local Red Cross and Near East Relief plan bundle day on May 26 sending clothes to camps and the Near East.
The Hable brothers are building an airdrome here intended for showing motion pictures and are described as armed and ready to declare war on Austria and Germany. The fragment suggests a sensational wartime claim connected to local aviation plans.
A note references a small increase in typhoid fever cases in Virginia and mentions a man found drunk on the streets in Arkansas, described as a “hoozers” term. The fragment blends health data with a street incident.
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