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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
2
The article cites B Parrish of the Travel and Transport Bureau of Goodrich Rubber Company urging courtesy and confidence on the road. He notes many crashes come from dim headlights and general impatience, and says confident, polite drivers reduce risk and improve safety for all.
Robert T. Cochran reports a slow apple market in western New York with the best crop in years. Buyers are scarce and only a few Greenings Baldwins and Duchess apples are moving at low prices amid weak demand.
Winchester citizen J. B. Affleck praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from back and kidney pain while seated long hours. The ad notes 60c at dealers and Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Also mentions Virginia motorists staying at Hotel Elberon Atlantic City and visits from Washington to Mrs Emma B. Nalls.
Stephens City Virginia society column lists visitors from Keyser Oakland Winchester Tulip and Martinsburg. Messages mention Beulah McNamar Virginia Pangte Katye Evans Bell Chipley heads to Lynchburg to teach, Misses Guard and Sielick returning home, and high school opens with J R Ware as principal and assistants Ball and Harding.
A child recalls being told to be exceptionally good for a visit with Aunt Hat Tie while his mother dressed him for the outing. The dialogue notes the noisy boys and the anticipation of the aunt’s arrival.
John F. Baker of the Soldiers Home in Dayton Ohio reports sudden relief after using Nerv Worth for eight weeks of stomach and kidney pains. He recalls dizziness heart flutter and weakness before improving to normal health. The ads tout broad endorsements and a money back guarantee with price 1.25 plus tax from local druggists.
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