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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
2
A Star reporter quotes a dealer praising old fashioned battery tests. Hydrometer readings indicate charge level, with 1.250 as the full mark. Owners notice spring fatigue in batteries, leading to tests, recharges, or repairs at service stations.
Poem by O C H Weidner of 401 National Ave marks the sixty first anniversary of the death of Annie Lee, a schoolday sweetheart, recalling childhood joys and eternal reunion with angels in heaven. The writer laments aging and lost love while honoring a bygone romance and enduring memory.
Salice, recently released by Cincinnati, has been claimed by the Giants via waivers. He is expected to face his former team and try to beat them in upcoming games.
Harry Nolan about 45, a miner, was run over and killed by a B and O engine near Piedmont West Virginia. He was a native of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, with relatives in Strasburg Virginia.
A dense entry of market prices for dairy butter eggs and meat items with figures for creamery butter young chickens hens bacon and various flours and feeds. Includes Baltimore wholesale market corrections and price ranges for fat steers lambs sheep heifers calves hogs and pigs.
An advertisement claims Vinol enriches the blood and strengthens the body by supplying cod liver and iron. It asserts blood weakness stems from digestion, liver inactivity, or waste buildup and promotes Vinol as a safe remedy with ingredients listed on each package.
Reverend Edmund I. Lee of the Protestant Episcopal Church, who has spent years in mission work, sails from San Francisco on September 25 after a vacation. He plans to resume duties in Anking, China, accompanied by Mrs. Lee and their children.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Blair's Dream of Cucumber as a complexion aid. It claims to soften smooth and clear the skin, reduce red oily or rough skin, remove blemishes, and guard against powder removal with single daily use. Prices listed are 50c and 1.00 in white and flash colors.
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