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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
7
The divorce case of Eyensberry was listed as pending in 2 Dist ot court with financial entanglements noted. Lady Dunn filed an undefended petition during the same session.
A terse Associated Press note from Indianapolis dated April 16 reports a motion to plead in connection with five indictments. The brief item mentions a defendant entering a not guilty plea amid the case developments. No further specifics on names or charges are provided.
A historic ad claims a new constitutional treatment for piles that attacks the cause rather than the symptom. It asserts old antiseptics failed and promises restored blood vessel function, offered by Hamadala Treatment Co on a $1.00 price with mail order safety.
An advertisement touts Megatha’s Pepsin and Dave’s Mentha as instant aids for chronic indigestion and stomach distress. It markets relief from headaches sleeplessness and general discomfort, praising improved health and energy. Baker's Drug Store is named as a place to obtain the remedy.
Trone Brevities report Mr. T L Larrick has improved with Dr Shaffer of Winchester attending. The Young Peoples Missionary Society plans its next meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs M C Jackson. Clarence Fletcher and Florence Pelter of Winchester visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Luther Johnson.
A dated advertisement touts Adlerika as a quick bowel cleanse using buckthorn bark magnesium and glycerine. It claims rapid gas relief old waste elimination and relief from constipation and bloating. The ad urges readers to choose Adlerika over spills or tablets.
Readable fragments describe an April event at the Round Hill Schoolhouse of the Presbyterian Church with a two act comedy by orchestral music and a later sale and feast. Admission 10 and 20 cents. Proceeds support church causes.
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