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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
8
Local testimonial recalls Robert G. Little of Hanover Pa praising Natex as a remedy for years of stomach trouble constipation dizziness and weak spells. A Natex representative at Peoples Service Drug Store offers free samples and explains the herbal compound’s claimed health benefits.
The local American Red Cross chapter launches its annual membership drive tonight at 8 p m in the First Baptist Church. Chairman Gertrude W Barton urges workers to attend, invites new participants, and notes James McClintock a national officer will be present to speak and share materials.
Four regional conferences on stewardship will be held within Winchester Presbytery next week in Keyser Romney Winchester and Martinsburg. Two sessions at 230 pm and 730 pm with supper in the lecture room at 6 pm on November 7. Noted speakers include Dr W J Martin Dr C Derby Fulton Dr Momer McMillan and Dr R C Long. Open to the public with plans for a large local Winchester delegation.
In Arlington a congressman denounces Colonel Anderson as unfit to represent the South and Virginia. He blames the Democratic party for the De Priest circular and accuses Anderson of courting the White House to gain favor. Representative Moore delivers a harsh critique of Anderson's suitability and loyalty.
Local market notes list goods such as flour, middlings, bran, mixed feeds, eggs, wheat, hay, and livestock including hens, sheep, calves, steers, lambs, and hogs. Prices show wholesale ranges for barrels and feed components, with brief vendor annotations and percentages.
The piece condemns opponents of the Democratic party for distorting voters with recall arguments about a past election. It praises Dr Pollard and Dr Brown as satisfactory on prohibition and accuses Brown of shifting stance for prestige. It urges voting Pollard for progress and warns Brown would retreat to backward conditions.
Loudoun Post No 34 American Legion will hold Armistice day services at Leesburg high school on Sunday November 10 at 2 30 PM. Rev Robert B Nelson of Winchester will address the legionnaires. Ex service men meet at the court house at 2 00 PM and march to the auditorium. After the service wreaths will be placed on Civil War and Loudoun county soldiers monuments. Department Commander B M Roszel of Winchester invited to attend.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a simple safe fat loss method. It claims the six daily mineral salts purify blood, aid kidneys and bowels, stimulate nerves, and boost energy. The ad recommends half a teaspoon in hot water each morning, promising fat reduction and improved health, with an 85 cent bottle at Baker's Drug Store and a money-back guarantee if health does not improve.
A Los Angeles Times reader notes the world returns to a mild, agreeable mood where a smoker can buy a nickel cigar for a dime, reflecting a lighthearted economic quip about prices and sentiment.
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