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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
2
An exhibit on transportation and telecommunication will open in Munich on May 30. The display will feature items used in both sectors and related displays, with exhibits from various sources.
Russell Fletcher spent the weekend at his home comn with Winteare Mr and Mrs Campbell and children visiting Mrs George Wright. Reg William Grubb and Ottie Anderson were at the parsonage Sunday. Mrs Julian Snapp and William Jobe drove to Cross Junction Sunday afternoon. William Swartz will soon walk with crutches after a long bed rest from a broken leg since April 17. Charlie Thorpe and Mr and Mrs Jack Boden hosted Sunday guests, while Ware John Ware and Evelyn Jobe of Charles Town visited Miss Belle Jobe and Miss Mary Ware.
An old advertisement touts Best of All Mouth Washes at 60 cents for a half gallon. It claims Kojene is far more powerful than ordinary antiseptics yet harmless enough to drink. Baker's Drug Store and other progressive druggists stock multiple bottles weekly.
A scanned market bulletin shows varied prices for corn meal flour butter and livestock feeds, with ranges for corn shelled and ground forms, creamery and country butter, middlings, and barley. Livestock items include calves sheep and hens, while a section lists wholesale and local retail figures for flour and grain products.
A Potomac Edison unit at Winchester may join a broader plan as merger talks sweep across the U.S. power industry. Announcements hint at a massive combination of regional systems forming a vast network, with many companies already absorbed or linked in new arrangements extending toward the Great Lakes.
The guidance states avoid scratching brass with abrasive particles and never use the polish on nickel trimmings. When cleaning a car with a sponge or chamois, strokes must be in straight lines rather than circles.
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