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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
6
An old advertisement-like fragment describes a patient named Garland Morriss of Virginia who suffered severe pains and paralyzing symptoms. The text claims a half bottle of Taniac provided relief, with references to dangers of pills and appetite issues, ending with “pig-sold by all good druggists.”
Irm of Herman Wise and Sons assigns G Yancey as trustee for Ap J cash at forty four thousand two hundred dollars in a Harrisonburn store failure.
Fragmentary notes describe Charleston and Wa. ks in federal relief support. A council resolution outlines assistance, with figures suggesting a $5,000 allocation to the South Day Join Church and 2478 people connected to various United churches.
A fragmentary item recalls a nurse returning from a juvenile event and a dialogue about gloves and desserts. The quirky exchange mentions meringues and a chocolate eclair tucked in a muff, with a playful tone.
A fragment from a catalog essay questions why some husbands hide their problems and suffer in silence, reflecting on private burdens and social expectations. The text hints at marital strain and pressure to appear flawless.
A block after block display features Fort Loudoun students in varied ages and outfits, including nurses and Rotary Club volunteers, marching past Equity grounds. The pageant ends with a graceful finale by primary to junior high groups as spectators praise the sight.
Owens of Clarke County is recovering well after an appendicitis operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital and will likely return home soon.
United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 1052 reviews rations for fattening broilers, springs, roasters, and hens. It notes protein concentrates like peanut and soy meal boost growth, while milk provides minerals and vitamins. various cereals supply carbohydrates and fats and feeds can be adapted to market prices and local supplies.
Smithsonian Institution report quoted by Scientific American details the hop aphid’s remarkable reproduction. A mother aphid is said to produce 18 generations per year, each generation averaging 100 individuals, implying progeny numbering into ten sextillion annually if unchecked by enemies and natural causes.
Readers share testimonies praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding pregnancy and postpartum recovery. Letters from Altoona Pennsylvania and Wisconsin claim improved fertility and health, urging others to request the company’s informational booklet.
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