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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
2
Star Tannery Virginia September 16 reports the infant son of Mr and Mrs John Miflin Hintelright has improved. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Halijah Pifer learning to operate a new Bris automobile and Mrs Jesse Stine visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Lena Hodson and others visited the Heishman family over the weekend. Farmers prepare silos as Fred Hershman ships Duroc pigs averaging 137 pounds. Charles Copenhaver of Charles Town and Frank Gibbs with family visit relatives here and with Harry Shell.
An advance notice advertises Triumph Pills offering reliable relief for irregular or suppressed conditions. It warns against experiments, claims availability only by mail, and directs readers to write for details and the free information packet from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Dr Allen Figke Voshell a former Johns Hopkins resident orthopedist will assume chair of the department of orthopedic surgery at the University of Virginia Medical School and Hospital. He will help expand care for crippled children and begins duties as the new session opens on the 19th.
New York Times reports Max Straus of the Baltic American Line recounts a London speech allegedly copying a bank’s note. The letter blames taxes and wartime pressures for why overdraft reduction could not occur, referencing taxes, relief efforts, and financial scrutiny.
An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims the tonic and blood purifier cleanse the blood and restore normal conditions. It promises to support Nature and offers free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Carver and McVicar at 130 S. Market advertise a new line of clothing and baskets along with pottery items for sale.
United States Department of Agriculture figures for Columbus in 1920 detail total per quart costs from raw milk to delivery, the impact of bottle loss, shrinkage, and administrative expenses. The study covers seven firms with 16.5 million quarts sold, retail prices from 14.5 to 15 cents, wholesale 12 cents, and routes averaging 262 quarts per wagon.
A bull kept for service should be taught to lead as a calf. Halter breaking early, with short effort, builds the habit. He should be taught to lead without a tight rope and to stand patiently, producing better behavior when shown to visitors or for photos later.
Correction issued by C. Crim and Son stating they did not buy F. M. Reynolds and Co but rented the repair shop at the Winchester Garage formerly occupied by Reynolds. They pledge good work at reasonable prices and invite customers to try them for satisfaction.
White Post Virginia notes detail visitors from Danville Valdosta and Winchester Mrs Berry and children visited Mrs Johnston while Miss Eva Massey left for Kansas City to resume studies at Sterrill Bible and Training School Rev Warner and family joined by Rev Palmer traveled to Harrisonburg for a few days Farmers Union met Saturday night Real estate agent Mr Cleat of Roanoke visited Thursday Mrs J C Lee and family plan moves to Charles Town for the near future
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