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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1917
Page
5
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A vintage remedy claims dissolving dandruff with four ounces of liquid arvon applied nightly to the scalp will remove all dandruff by morning. Three to four applications allegedly destroy every trace. The ad touts arvon as inexpensive and available at drug stores and guarantees results.
Winchester residents report relief from backache and urinary trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Miss Julia Jenkins of 115 South Main Street says a few doses ease her symptoms, and she recommends the product. Price is 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York powers the product.
Martinsburg Journal notes mourners from Winchester Charlestown Baltimore and local areas attended the funeral of Isaac B. McNopelfd and have returned to their homes. Attendees included Mr Addison Henry and wife Mrs Lucy Goss Mrs Anna Neiman Mrs Martha McDonald Mr Donald Bush and wife and Mrs Julia Henry.
Heavy shipments from Texas will relieve a nationwide onion shortage and push prices lower. In the last days Texas has begun supplying the country with over 100 cars of onions daily. The crop is two weeks later than usual but 20 percent larger than last season.
Marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown yesterday include Virgil De Haven of Nain Virginia and Delphia Ritter of Gainesboro Maryland county. Joseph E H Havermale of Omps West Virginia and Sawyer of Oakland West Virginia.
A fragment reflects Thomas Gray's line about nature speaking from ashes and the enduring quest for ore in the land beyond.
The Martinsburg Journal describes a Saturday hike by ten local Boy Scouts to Winchester. Two scouts, Carlton Cunningham and Henry Hannis, completed the round trip and were pleased with their Winchester visit, in particular the treatment by Scoutmaster Baker and the Boy Scouts.
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