Dentifrice Praise: Cleansing Fragrant Healthful Aftertaste
The note extols a dentifrice as the most cleansing and healthful with a pleasant aftertaste and fragrant qualities, signaling consumer praise for toothpaste properties.
05 Jan 1907
Page 4
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
4
The note extols a dentifrice as the most cleansing and healthful with a pleasant aftertaste and fragrant qualities, signaling consumer praise for toothpaste properties.
Meade and Baker advertise carbolic mouthwash available at druggists for 50c to 1.00. The product promotes oral hygiene and freshness, listed with price and retailer details.
The will of the late Mrs. John M. Glass of Lacey Spring is admitted to probate. Valued around $4,000, it leaves the husband only the use of one room for life and $500 after John D. Wood's death. Wood, her brother, receives the bulk. After his death $200 goes to Ollie Dawson and $25 to John Sanger. Half the remainder goes to Willie Wood, the rest to Emma Seward and Fred Wood. The husband may contest, claiming funds spent on the property and a right to part of the estate.
Summit Point reports include visits of J Me and Paul Thompson and others, local birthdays, and a death of Mr. Thomas Brotherton aged 80 with services in Berryville. The Cumberland Valley Firemen plan their next convention in Martinsburg and other regional items close the column.
Jan 6 notes list visitations and health updates. Mr H B Childs travels to Martinsburg to see Uncle Joseph Blue after a Sunday stroke. Daisy Shaull returns to her governess post. Infant Therman Love shows improvement. Patrick Finnigan and John Myers visit Cumberland and Baltimore respectively. Stella Hicks suffers palm gathering. Drs Cochran Latane attend.
A weather note dismisses fat and calls for lean living while wittily predicting later warmth inland. The piece mocks fashion's lean ideal, recalls Lord Byron and Mutal Friend humor, and ends with a remark on marriage trends and independence, using light satire to discuss body image and public opinion.
Holy Communion will be administered to the Presbyterian congregation during regular Sunday services at the courthouse hall. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. will be by Rev. Dr. J. Horace Lacy. At Strasburg Virginia, Mr. J. C. Dolan was licensed to exhort at a Methodist conference. Dolan once ran a Winchester barber shop and vanished years ago. Harry Brown of Chambersburg closed his music store on New Year’s Day. he and his salesman have since been absent. The town discusses the absence as usual.
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