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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as easy to take and nourishing. It asserts vitamins build strength aid digestion and improve general health, featuring testimonials and urging readers to buy at druggists through Franck Baker and Son and T. Frahy of West Or.
Brucetown notes welcome a baby son at Warren hospital Warren Pa. Mrs Gander formerly Miss Helen Jobe Brucetown. Local visits include Mrs Janney McKee and son White Hall and Mrs Harry Bailes Philadelphia. Residents travel to Pittsburgh and relatives in Pen Mar and Frederick.
An old newspaper ad touts Wildroot Tonic Taroleum Hair Wash Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. It highlights convenient bottle sizes and claims national magazine publicity to entice buyers.
Local notes recount a social gathering at Mr. Harry Lamp’s home with relatives and friends from Clearbrook Cham bersville Winchester and nearby areas. Attendees included the Lamp family Newcome Roy Orndoff and others with visits and yard party after a rain.
An American government and university tested lamp claims brilliant clean light surpassing 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene without odor smoke or noise. Johnson offers free 10 day trial and local agency opportunities promising up to 260 dollars monthly with no experience.
This excerpt cites Keats on sweet peas grown on tiptoe for a flight and Eastman on words giving feeling locality and body. It reflects how language, not merely sentiment, grounds emotion in tangible imagery and place.
A quirky saying from Boston notes the difficulty of mastering listening before speaking. It contrasts instinctive chatter with the discipline of thoughtful restraint, urging restraint to avoid empty talk.
A fragment mentions an Elizabethan figure in a grand Pan-British show at Wembley tied to the British Exhibition. It references Boy Scout involvement and a national display with imperial scale and cross-British participation.
An English will lodged in the Durham registry bequeaths candles to several churches and notes special altarpieces for the cathedral at Ork. The report also mentions the Appian Way running 65 miles from Porta San Subastano toward Naples, built around M300 R, C.
Dr Fred R Green notes rising automobile tourism brings camping camps to cities. He cites Minnesota Health Board rules on water supply toilet disposal drainage and daily trash removal to curb typhoid and dysentery risk from roadside camps. The piece urges cities to enforce healthful camping standards for tourists.
The analysis notes Davis could win with 198 electoral votes if he carries West Virginia Indiana and others while Democrats trail by 68. A New York win plus Ohio or Illinois could seal the presidency. It cites historical party splits from 1860 to 1924 and the Ku Klux Klan issue as a factor in current Republican divisions.
The Department of Agriculture of Egypt reports seeds found in age proof containers in King Tutankhamen's tomb will be propagated at Agricultural Research Laboratories. The seeds are believed to be herbs with medicinal properties possibly unknown to modern generations.
Mrs Jetta Fadley of 83 North Main Street Harrisonburg Virginia testifies Vendol is the best stomach medicine. She says it relieved constipation indigestion and gas and eased back pains headaches and nervousness while improving sleep and appetite. Neighbors also report fine results from the herb juice blend.
Fragmentary notes list vendors including Winchester stores and suppliers such as Marion E. Jackson Walton Smooth stock F. C. Dingés Cesey's Drag Store and Strasburg. The text indicates sales by multiple local merchants and nearby outlets.
Guests of Mr. C. H. Snapp include Mr. and Mrs. Snapp and son from Philadelphia and Chester as well as Mrs. Huff and others from Philippi W Va. Mrs. Brumback Wille and Miss Miere Aunt of Boyce visited Mrs. Frye. Leslie Lok visited the Snapps while Denta Mellwee Delmar Mellwee from Har Va attended. Edison Fawcett of Gap visited relatives as Camp Meeting drew a crowd nearby in Denesville and Chester.
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