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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
7
The testimony from Mrs. T. A. Landry of Donaldsonville La credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a period of weakness and distress. She shares how a husband’s gift of a bottle eased pains and smothering sensations and urges others to try the remedy, noting the testimonial is genuine and true.
Two six room brick houses on South Main Street offered with easy terms and low prices. Also a small farm and Chapman’s Auto sales are listed. Lost watch alert from H.C.S. with initials on back. reward offered for return to Star office.
The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company announced a ten percent wage increase at its Akron factory. The rise is attributed to a shortage of skilled tire makers.
Charles Town West Virginia May 29 Attorneys for the prosecution upset defense plans for a postponement of the Logan county cases until late summer after the Blizzard acquittal and requested that the Rev J B Wilburn charged with murder be tried here on June 12 1930s style report notes.
The Associated Press reports in Paris that Germany’s reply to the Reparations Commission regarding repayment demands was delivered to the Commission’s office this afternoon.
Immigration Commissioner Husband told Secretary Davis that General Gregory Semenoff a Russian Cossack leader cannot be deported despite Senator Borak of Idaho pressing for his removal over alleged brutalities to American soldiers in Siberia.
Chicago May wheat futures plummeted as the May contract fell to 1.18 1/8 dollars per bushel, down about 10 cents from earlier quotes, and traded below the July offer for the first time this year signaling a sharp downward slide in the grain markets.
Burg lars entered the National Bank at Woodbine Carroll county Maryland and looted the vault and safe deposit boxes. The amount stolen is undetermined but comparable to a recent Monrovia raid with about $25,000 in securities. Entrance was made through a rear window and the crime was discovered at opening time.
Climbing roses drape one side of the Capper residence on East Water street. The Silver Moon and American Beauty varieties number around ten thousand blooms. Visitors have flocked to view the spectacular display.
Miss Louise Cooper daughter of Capt and Mrs Lewis F Cooper of North Washington street completes Hollins College four year course and graduates with high honors in the 27 person senior class. Commencement runs June 3 to June 5 with address to graduates by Dr Douglas Freeman editor of the Richmond News.
An advertisement promotes a blood cleanser product named 8S8 appears with dubious claims of purifying blood and aiding weight loss and rheumatism with two sizes sold at drug stores. The text imitates sensational sales language and vague health benefits.
Raymond Dean Cool, former local resident, will graduate as part of Bridgewater College 1921 22 senior class in Virginia. He earns a bachelor of science while his father Rev N D Cool serves on the college faculty. Commencement runs June 2 to June 7.
Miss Virginia H. Smith returns Saturday from New York where she spent the season at a dramatic art school. On the journey home she attended a large house party at National Park Seminary Forest Glen Maryland where she graduated two years ago.
Miss New Stonesifer returned from Hanover to attend her sister Mrs. William Kahn's funeral held last week. Mrs. Schmidt formerly Miss Mary Lee Russell arrived from Washington to stay with her mother Mrs. Florence Russell on South Market street. Mrs. Charles L. Bowly and her daughter Nancy Devereaux came back from Elliott City Maryland where they were guests of Mrs. Charles Bancroft Carroll at Doughoregan Manor.
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