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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
Mr. Gerken promotes sun and sea air therapy. He wears a one piece suit with minimal clothing to maximize sun exposure while tending his garden and mowing the lawn. The outfit minimizes encumbrances and leaves little material for extra items.
A reader from Massachusetts reports relief from back pain and burning after taking Foley Kidney Pills. They claim the pills eased discomfort and left them feeling toned and invigorated, and recommend Foley Kidney Pills as sold by druggists.
The Valley Mail Clerk recounts how years of struggle strained his health prompting a move to California for a milder climate. An elderly man with no close kin, he left his will to the young man who stood by him in earlier trials, while Mr Middleton plans to sever ties with the jail service and pursue business.
A man pleads for mercy after a mild assault on his wife. The magistrate sternly asks for any reason to avoid prison, and the prisoner quips that a sentence would end their honeymoon. Read The Star.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cure for gray or dull hair. It claims natural darkening, added luster, and dandruff relief, recommending nightly and morning applications for best results.
Reports from Kansas Missouri and California describe grasshopper invasions and army worms with limited damage so far. Pawnee and several Kansas counties report light grasshopper activity. California farms face widespread grasshoppers threatening fruit and crops. Missouri farmers note army worms damaging corn as they consider replanting.
Mrs William L Weirman left yesterday for Baltimore to visit her daughter Mrs William Baldwin who is in that place.
A Cumberland Valley Railroad conductor, loving his children, parked a pony and cart on a locomotive tender to save freight costs. The pony rode in the caboose to Hagerstown, and officials fined him for freight and granted five days off to ponder the stunt.
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