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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1924
Page
4
Saturday's La Follette meeting attacked the Democratic Committee for barring participation in future primaries. The dispute centered on party rules forbidding loyals from voting if they previously supported rival factions and on enforcing a punitive policy against those deemed traitors to the party.
A Detroit woman recounts recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and shares praise for the medicine and booklet. The missive notes continued ads in newspapers and urges women with feminine disorders to consider the remedy sold by druggists nationwide.
Poet narrates ban on custard pies as a doctor warns against eating them. The speaker suffers craving amid seductive comforts, describing bizarre dishes neighbors offer and the toll of self restraint. The verse lampoons diet obsessions with playful hyperbole.
L C Dillon has a warrant against Gilbert Renner in county magistrate court over Renner hogs eating Dillon’s corn field adjoining Renner land. Dillon says he repaired the fence, paid for Renner’s half, but hogs opened a gap and destroyed nearly all the corn. Damages set at $50. hearing next Saturday at 11 o clock.
Mrs. Anna Belle Price reports Mrs. Emma Clinger cut down a fence on the dividing line between their properties in the southeastern county. A warrant was issued by Justice Tavenner and the trial is scheduled for Saturday at two o’clock. Walter Haymaker obtained an injunction restraining Mrs. Price from crossing the land by any route.
A benefit event near Epworth Chapel Church featuring a new organ. Refreshments and sandwiches will be served. Proceeds go to the church for the instrument.
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