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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1923

Page

4

Funds Exhausted by Highway Bond Debate in Virginia

The Fredericksburg Star reprints a Bristol Herald editorial criticizing the Richmond State Highway Commission and the Valley Bankers Committee for misleading figures on highway funding. It cites Mr. Shirley of the commission disputing claims of exhausted maintenance funds and outlines planned maintenance cuts and remaining funds for road upkeep.

Fredericksburg State Highway Commission Richmond Bristol Heraldee Richmond Aber Ittee Coleman Bankers Virginia Bankers’ Committee Richmond Bankers Committee Valley Turnpike Shirley Jeghateala F. Byrd State Highway Department HH. G. Shirley

Rippling Rhymes of a Road-Running Grocer

A playful verse chronicles Grigsby the grocer nearing closure as a sheriff closes in with papers. The narrator riffs on driving, duty, and the lure of road trips while warning against neglecting work and responsibilities.

New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air Promises Safe Light

An advertised oil lamp claims ultra bright soft white light superior to gas or electricity. It supposedly burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene with no odor, soot, or noise. Free trial offered by The In O S Johnson of Philadelphia with a money making opportunity for local promoters.

U. S Broad St Philadelphia Gay Fred

Why Coke Should Be Used For Domestic Heating

A historical government note promotes coke as a clean burning fuel for homes. It argues coke reduces soot and flue cleaning, stabilizes house temperatures, and supports by product recovery. Practical guidance covers lighting, fuel depth, draft control, grate shaking, and handling of clinkers for efficient daily use.

Bureau of Mines Ty Krelsinger Field

Woman Swallows Medicated Alcohol On Street

Bessie Johnson, white, was rushed to Memorial Hospital after reportedly swallowing contents of a bottle of medicated alcohol. Dr C R Anderson treated her. police found an empty bottle in the car at Main and Piccadilly. She recovered enough to leave after several hours.

Bessie Johnson Memorial Hospital C. R. Anderson Armel Main Piccadilly Streets

Doan’s Kidney Pills End Kidney Ailment Claims

A. A. Ritter of 128 N Main St testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills cured his cold settling in the kidneys and backache. He says after using the product his back grew strong, energy returned, kidneys regulated, and he felt better overall. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.

A. A. Ritter N. Main St Doan A&a Mr. Ritter Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs Buffalo,n. Y

Sulphur Cure Promises Relief for Eczema Sufferers

An old advertisement touts sulfur as a remedy for eczema. It claims the preparation calms itching, irritation, and germ-caused skin problems, promising quick relief and smoother skin with regular use. A small jar is sold underlining its suggested efficacy.

Coke Heating Guidance For Home Furnaces And Stoves

The article explains coke size for home heating, ash management, and fire banking. It covers open grate distinctions, air draft needs, and tapping the fuel bed to maintain burning efficiency, plus morning start procedures and damper adjustments for differing weather. It notes coke costs 35 cents per 1730 pounds and mentions a folding gas stove display at the gas office.

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