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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
3
An article promotes lifestyle changes to improve digestion and reduce uric acid with dietary tips, hydration, regular meals, exercise, and stress the use of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Anuric. It advises avoiding excess meat, favoring vegetables, and warns about uric acid causing headaches and rheumatic pain. It also lists a trial offer and prices for the remedies.
Bloom Va April notes record Miss Macrabill of Middletown visiting parents Mr and Mrs J J HL Heaven Miller visiting Mr and Mrs J I White. Mrs H E H Sloop and children visit G W Halver. Harry Carball and family host Glynn family in Stephens City. Loring Wright and Margaret Wright visit Deborah Bean in Winchester. Willow Brook visits by Lula Cooper Daisy Williams James Bean family. E N Richard still confined to her room. Paul and Guy Glynn buy a new auto. Emma Crabill Alice White and Mrs Nathan Williams visit Hulver home. George Wright visiting son I D Wright. Clara Clowser Sunday visit with Mrs J H Clowser.
Mount Williams Virginia April 25 Mrs Mollis Clowser and daughter Bessie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jackson Bucher at Mountain.
Mr and Mrs George Carver spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Payne and family. Miss Lena Orndorff stayed a night with Miss Katie Burkhart. Miss Ruth Anderson visited Mr and Mrs John O Flaherty and family. Mr Orlando White spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Simon Snapp. Miss Katie Burkhart visited Mrs Katie Fisher. Mr Oliver Tevalt was a visitor at J B H Burkhart’s home Sunday evening.
Government issue outlines payment schedule for victory bonds dated May 20 1919. Installment dates include May 10 July 15 August 12 September 9 October 7 and November 11 with accrued interest. Full payment options described with interest rebates and note delivery timing.
An advertisement hawks Othine double strength as a freckle remover. It promises complete clearance with nightly and morning applications and guarantees money back if freckles persist.
The will of Mrs. R. Jennie Duvall died at her son Roy P. Duvall’s home near Stephens on March 19 1919 was probated in Frederick county. It bequeaths $100 to granddaughter Frances Duvall for her care and loyalty and leaves the remainder to the testatrix’s six children. Executor M M Lynch declined. Charles R Duvall appointed administrator with the will annexed and bonded for $1000.
A testimonial from Whitman Massachusetts describes a nervous rundown condition and regained strength after using Vinci a tonic made from beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates. The ad claims Vinci rebuilds the body and is sold by druggists everywhere.
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