Misey Sipaid and Miss Daisy N Spaid Married in West Virginia
Roy LaFollette Misey Sipaid and Daisy N Spaid, both of Huaspehise county, West Virginia, were wed this morning at the United Brethren Church on Decrees Avenue. Rev F Gampsell officiated.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
5
Roy LaFollette Misey Sipaid and Daisy N Spaid, both of Huaspehise county, West Virginia, were wed this morning at the United Brethren Church on Decrees Avenue. Rev F Gampsell officiated.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quick, harmless antacid for sour digestion, gas, and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes and urges readers to buy at drug stores if their stomach rebels after meals.
A historic notice outlines a cash business shift with arrangements for Ballard and Bailard feeds and Albert Dickerson brands Globe Scratch Stag Stock and Rival Hog Feed. It promises mixed feeds, grain, and several spring and winter flours under Ya Ceresota Sunlight and more. It notes prices, savings, and a bid for customer loyalty while listing upcoming sales and locations near Winchester.
Advises readers with chronic catarrh to stop relying on temporary remedies and treat the underlying cause. Claims S. S. S. blood purifier eliminates germs in blood, preventing nasal and throat inflammation and easing breathing. Encourages obtaining a bottle and contacting a chief medical adviser for personalized guidance.
Mr and Mrs R Kaekthey and daughter Violet Kagkles visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Albaush. Guests of Mr and Mrs W E Nelson included Mrs W V Carpenter and daughter Rutens. Addison McKee spent an evening and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Hicks. Miss Marie Orndorff and Master Gilbert Puffinberger called on Mrs J B White. Mr and Mrs Harry LaFollette and Master Willie Kerns visited Mr and Mrs H D Whitacre and Peart Kerns on Sunday. Mr Carpenter-Tnade a business trip to Gore Monday.
An old advertisement touts syrup of figs as a child laxative, highlighting a fruity taste and California label. It urges parents to give the recommended dose with no fear, promising quick relief for upset stomachs.
An antiseptic healing cream advertised for nasal relief claims instant soothing of inflamed membranes. The pitch promises freedom from congestion headaches and nighttime breathing trouble by applying a small bottle into nostrils.
"Nerv Worth" touted by W D Shull of Sidney Ohio as a life changing tonic. He claims stronger nerves better sleep appetite and energy after taking Nerv Worth. Company offers dollar back guarantee via local druggists and stores in Winchester.
An free flowing ad promotes Q-Ban Liquid Shampoo from Memphis Tennessee. It claims rich creaminess boosts hair glow health color and radiance with abundant foam and no color change. Sold by druggists and mail orders at 50 cents.
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dye as a guaranteed solution for rich fadeless color on wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends. It claims dyes work on clothing, stockings, skirts, coats, feathers, and draperies with guidance from a draggist.
A brief notice from the Girls Athletic Association calls for an important meeting at Jandicy Library on Thursday at 5 p.m. Members are requested to bring their membership fee and the first month’s dues as part of the gathering led by the secretary.
Notice states that sale bill copies must be provided in advance for inclusion in the State Directory column. The Star office will publish free notices of all sales as requested.
New York investigators reveal Narcisco Arellano, a Nicaraguan merchant, forged death by self harming to obtain life insurance policies totaling 250000 dollars payable to his family. A Washington insurance official and Robert L. Barnes traced him from a Lake Nicaragua death report to a hermit hideout, where Arellano confessed.
A prisoner, serving a 60 year term, shows vigor after gland implants from a donor body. Doctors Stanley Kalker and colleagues note marked improvement and anticipate further trials and potential goat or ape donor research. The case stirs debate over who originated the procedure and its experimental status.
Special Commissioners Robt. M. Ward and A. J. Stickey announce a public sale of described real estate in Front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday February 14 1920 at sale time. The property includes multiple tracts totaling about twenty eight acres with a framed dwelling. Terms: one third cash day of sale, remainder in two equal annual installments with bonds bearing interest and secured by deed of trust and insurance. Deputy Clerk Esther L. Ridgeway verifies bond compliance.
Details from Armivir Armenia describe Bolshevik forces under Ibadullabe calling him out after evacuation on July 27. They shot and mutilated the Persian consul and killed about 270 followers, including 40 Christians and 270 Muslims, with machine guns and bayonets in a mass grave and a common pit.
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