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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1916
Page
2
A. J. Tavenner identified as Commissioner in Chancery of the Corporation Court of the City of Winchester Virginia. M. M. Lynch serves as attorney. Dated July 11. 4w.
An old advertisement claims a remedy to restore gray hair to natural color, promising hair growth and reduced fall without dyeing or skin harm. The offer includes 50 cents to 1 dollar bottles, with samples sent free by return mail upon coupon submission to Mildred Louise Co., Boston Mass.
Joe Dingnan of Webster City Iowa says recurring liver trouble twice a year causes stomach pain. He tried Chamberlain's Tablets and after half a bottle felt better with ten signs of pain gone. Obtainable everywhere.
Messrs. M. A. Huffman and James L. Keller returned from Capon river near Capon Bridge West Virginia with a string of twenty one funny tribe. The largest fish weighed four pounds and was caught by Mr. Huffman.
Local applications fail to reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed as a prescription remedy by FE. J. CHENNY & CO., Toledo Ohio, with testimonials and a 75 cent price.
In Rock Enon Springs Virginia Rev S J Goode concluded a week long revival with strong attendance and interest. The preacher departs for new fields of labor while guests from Washington Baltimore Cumberland Md and other areas stay at local hotels. Local farmers work hay weather remains hot and Maynard Larrick killed a four foot rattlesnake with nine rattles and a fixed tail.
Dr and Mrs B M Hazel and Mr and Mrs Gregory of Baltimore and Dr and Mrs W B Hoofnagle of Washington with Mr and Mrs W R Lucas of Hotel Evans motored to Grottoes Virginia yesterday and returned last evening.
The office in charge of club work provides feeding recipes for home canning of fruit in three classes. Soft fruits are processed the same day as harvest with sirup and sterilization steps across hot water, steam, and pressure methods. Hard fruits are prepared by blanching, skin removal if needed, packing with 18 to 28 percent sirup, then sterilizing and sealing before storage.
A table demonstrates retiring a $1,000 loan at 5 percent over twenty years with annual payments of $80.24. It explains how yearly interest declines and the portion applied to principal rises, with the final payment settling the debt.
A local notice features a testimonial from Mrs. Sarah M. c il of Mt. , N. C. praising Cardui The Woman's Tonic for five years of stomach and womanly ailments She says about six bottles nearly cured her and encourages other women to try Cardui Druggists are advised to contact Medicine Co for a free book with plain wrapper for further information
Cross Roads Va August 12 Residents hosted a roster of visitors including Clinton Sirbaugh Walter Hicks and others at Edward Hicks and George Hicks homes. Families from Winchester Baltimore Hampshire and Martinsburg joined Sunday gatherings with Giffin Fletcher Whitlock and Miller households.
Two years ago W. C. Jones of Buford North Dakota suffered a severe diarrhoea that lasted over a week. A chronologist advised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after the first dose he recovered within two days. Drugstores widely recommend its reliability and availability.
SILER VA August 12 The Brannon reunion at the Brannon family grave yard on Back Creek will be held the last Saturday in August. All Brannon relatives are urged to attend and others who wish may join. Mr and Mrs George Thomas of Martinsburg WV were visiting.
Community updates report health, church events, and visits. Mr Ursel DeHaven improves after surgery for an abscess at Winchester Hospital. The old style Baptist Church union meets on Timber Ridge the third Saturday and Sunday in September. Mrs Jugertha Whitacre stays with her parents E R Dailey this week. Mr J M Buncater slowly recovers from illness. Mrs C C Hawkins and Emily Hawkins visit Brucetown. Helen Hartman visits Lamp parts. Reed family hosts guests at Hayfield. Reese Roberts visits Apple Ridge.
The tip lists outdoor exercise as the best laxative to keep bowels regular. It recommends a full glass of water before breakfast, a high intake of fruit and vegetables, and a daily bowel movement. When medication is needed use Chamberlain's Tablets, described as pleasant and mild. Obtainable everywhere.
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