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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
6
An advertisement by a pharmaceutical company touts Nuxated Iron as a remedy for nerves and weakness. It claims the product strengthens blood and nerve force, improves sleep, digestion, and energy, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. It cites widespread use and urges readers to purchase through druggists and report results.
In the Frederick County Virginia circuit court a decree orders sale of a farm in Shawneeland area near Winchester. The tract spans about 226 acres with improvements including a dwelling and outbuildings. Auction at county courthouse in Winchester on May 10 1921 with terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust. sale conducted by special commissioners and attorney-commissioner.
The Virginia experiment station seeks expanded funding from state and federal sources. Advocates urge Congress to pass H. R. 15770 Purnell bill to endow stations, boost staff, and extend services to farmers, aiding agricultural progress and rural living conditions. Local farmers are urged to contact Senators and Representatives to support the measure.
Musterole quickly eases sore throat and related aches without blistering like mustard plasters. It soothes tonsillitis croup stiff neck congestion rheumatic pains and chest soreness. Hospital size 68 jars priced at $3.00.
The text traces AMerica Bank as the first national bank with a ten year charter from 1741 under the Confederation. Legal doubts led to a Pennsylvania charter in 1783, later revoked and renewed in 1787. It was situated in Philadelphia.
In river fds lamotids occur, but most diamonds come from mining. Diamonds form in soft volcanic bilve ground. The rock is dug from the wines spread in the open air, allowed to decompose, then washed and separated.
The article advises using pipe clay mixed into a thick paste to treat grease spots on wallpaper, left overnight then polished with a Gean cloth. It notes Blenheim Palace as England’s grand residence of the Duke of Marlborough with 120 rooms and many staircases, and claims annual putty costs of about $4000 for window repairs.
The article notes that stone swallowing is common in elephants and mentions a British Museum collection of 168 stones from one African elephant. It also cites laughter as a tonic, improving breathing and nerves.
A woman explains that her urge to read the last chapter first is not curiosity but a way to gauge interest and gain courage to start the book, reading backward until the ending spurs her to begin the work.
The Minneapolis Tribune quotes a saying about fairness and effort noting that those who do the least work attract the most attention and that the disruptive person is often the least proactive.
West African tornadoes are thunder squalls and markedly milder than the violent small whirlwinds known as tornadoes in the United States.
The text notes sake as one of the oldest alcoholic beverages after grape juice, describing it as a Japanese drink made from rice.
A snippet from Southeast Missourian quotes a verse about the lasting impact of deeds and the misreading of motives by opposing counsel.
Early-night acoustics widen a sound range to ten to twenty times its daytime reach. A mock occasion note from an Indian paper cites Mrs. Blank delivering an inaudible speech. A joke contrasts men who heed wives with those who never marry.
Investigations show certain malaria bearing mosquitoes can travel over four miles, revealing unexpected reach of pests and potential spread risks.
A fragmented quotation from Atchison Globe reflects a pressed remark by a bridegroom about seeking a room with a wife for himself and bath. The strange phrasing and interjections showcase a dated, curio style with mentions of truth and reasonableness attributed to William Penn.
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