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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
5
Claims instant warmth and relief from rheumatism with Bowles Red Pepper Rub. States it improves blood circulation and relieves lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. Warns to buy genuine Rowles branded jars from drug stores.
Pauline Catherine Grant, 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Grant near Middletown, fell from the doorway of a carhouse at home several days ago and fractured her left arm near the elbow after dropping several feet.
Mrs Arthur Everley of near Middletown was operated on for appendicitis at Memorial Hospital on October 7 and reported much improved by relatives today. Her condition had been serious after the operation. She was visited by her husband and her brother Mr HO Huff of near Middletown on Wednesday afternoon.
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines how to select and prepare seed corn for higher next year yields. It emphasizes choosing well adapted, high yielding, disease free ears and preserving seed from harvest to planting time. It also notes drying seed over winter and recommends germination tests and Farmers' Bulletin 1176 for methods.
H M Epps of the Virginia Inspection and Rating Bureau reports Winchester received a first class city rating after a month long inspection. He praised the town’s improved conditions and strong fire protection, noting premiums are among the lowest in Virginia. The volunteer fire department received high commendation.
Mrs. H. C. Borden, formerly of this city and now near Middletown, remains under doctor and nurse care for blood poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunthey arrived last evening to visit the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred Schmidt, before heading to Florida for the winter.
The Rotary Club of Winchester held a luncheon at Hotel Vane with charter members present including F L Glasgery and W D Myers. Officers administered the solemn obligation to absent members, and committees were named for immediate work.
Mr. Q. Gray Willian the general counsel for the Northern Virginia Power Company leaves for Charleston West Virginia to appear before the West Virginia Public Service Commission in a regulatory case.
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