Freezone Foot Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advert says a tiny bottle of Freezone costs only a few cents and can rid feet of lard corn soft corn and corn between toes without soreness or burning. It claims safe, easy use and fast results.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
3
Advert says a tiny bottle of Freezone costs only a few cents and can rid feet of lard corn soft corn and corn between toes without soreness or burning. It claims safe, easy use and fast results.
Secretary of War Newton D Baker Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels General Peyton C March Chief of Staff General John J Pershing Major General George Barnett and Admiral Sims endorse the American Legion as the national organization of American veterans of the great war via cable telegraph and letter to National Headquarters. They stress unity of purpose loyalty to country and the group’s nonofficial relation to the War Department while supporting its goals and future service to America.
Berryville Virginia notes list Dr and Hugh Taylor of Richmond at Springberry for several days. Mrs William Byrd Lee of Gloucester visits relatives. Rev Malcolm Taylor was in Lynchburg for several days. Mrs Charles McGuire of Hoboken and Mrs Horace Smithey of Washington stay at Rose Hill. Mrs Palmer Campbell of New York in town. Dora Taylor of Washington in town. Nora B Moore of Washington visits her sister Jane C Moore. John S Goldsmith and Archie Schism of Birmingham motored to Berryville and stay at the Page home.
Aletter to Mr. H F Byrd from James S Persinger notes Winchester has been recommended for a local internal revenue sub office. Once established, residents can pay taxes in person and receive direct federal tax information, avoiding trips to Roanoke.
A method to clean discolored marble suggests washing with soap and water, drying, then applying a paste of powdered bathbrick and lemon juice. Rub the paste into the discolored areas and rinse with clean cold water.
Roanoke Virginia extension official urges Virginia growers to send boxed apples to the National Apple Show in Milwaukee August 13 to 15. Theme involves prepaid shipment with sender name and address and notification to receive refunded express charges.
An advertisement for The Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital Towson Maryland promotes a three year training program for nurses, describing a 140 bed private hospital with attractive surroundings and easy access to Baltimore, and provides contact details for application blanks and information. The text also includes a long court reference involving Emma M Booth and related probate actions from a 1919 Maryland court record, noting an order of reference to a Master Commissioner to determine heirs, realty, liens, and executor accounts with ongoing proceedings and deadlines.
Real estate conveyances admitted to record in Winchester. G Fred Yeakley to Wilmer R Shryock for West Leicester Street lot at 1400 dollars. F A Shryock et ux to Wilmer F Shryock for West Pall Mall Street lot. Cordelia Cooper and Thomas J Cooper to Winchester Development Company for 212 North Main Street stone house and lot for 6000 pounds. F A Shryock ct up to James P Reardon for half interest in Stewart Street lot. J Williams to Harry F E Athey and E F Wirginia Athey for Highland Avenue house and lot at 2000 dollars.
A cleaning tip advises washing gold jewelry in warm suds using yellow soap and warm water with ten drops of sal volatile to enhance the stones' brilliance.
Public sale to be held at the Winchester courthouse on August 2. Property includes a corner store and residence on Braddock street with a two story building and accompanying lot, plus an additional back lot. Terms: one third cash. balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust. semi annual interest at 6 percent. insurance required.
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