Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
A Grandmother’s recipe Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to turn gray hair back to an even dark color. It is applied with a sponge or brush, claimed to leave hair glossy and natural looking after uses.
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Thaw Habeas Corpus Planned for Philadelphia Release
Bartholemew B. Coyne, attorney for Harry K. Thaw, said he would file habeas corpus proceedings in a Philadelphia court next Tuesday or Wednesday as a step toward releasing Thaw from a Pennsylvania insane asylum. Coyne cited Philadelphia dispatches reporting the $650,000 damage suit by Fred Gump Jr. had been settled for under $100,000.
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New York
Bartholomew B. Coyne
Harry K. Thaw
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mr. Coyne
Thaw
Fred Gump, Jr
Anti-Saloon League Officers Re-Elected
Bishop Thomas Nicholson of New York was re-elected president of the Anti-Saloon League and Wayne B. Wheeler of Washington was chosen again as general counsel in Washington on January 22.
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Washington
Thomas Nicholson
New York
Anti- Saloon League Today
Wayne B. Wheeler
Bank Cashier Shot by Bandits in Chicago Heist
Five bandits entered the Brighton Park State Bank in Chicago and fatally wounded cashier Albert Tanczar after he rang a burglar alarm. They escaped with about $200, wounding two bystanders a few blocks away.
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Chicago
Brighton Park State Bank
Albert Tanczar
Dinner Party Honors Washington Marriage in Ancestral Home
Mr and Mrs John Nixon hosted a large dinner at their Amherst Street residence to honor the marriage of C J Nixon and Mrs Virginia Duff in the Metropolitan Hotel Washington on January 9. Guests from Leesburg Hancock Capon Bridge and Winchester attended as Rev Earle Wilfley performed the ceremony. After January 13 they will reside at Glenwood south of Leesburg.
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John Nixon
Amherst Street
C. J. Nixon
Virginia Duff
Metropolitan Hotel
Washington
Earle ‘Wilfley
R. ©. Duff
Leesburg
J. S. ‘Webster and Son
James
Hancock
A. Lovett
L.C. Haines
Capon Bridge
W. Va
D. B. Haines
John Haines
J. W. D. Slonaker
Public Sale of Household and Farm Goods
By deed of assignment I will offer for sale at the residence of O A Ashton in Harris Addition near the Senseney road on Friday January 18 1924 at 11 o clock A M. Items include one Jersey milk cow three work horses four shoats about 100 pounds each one brood sow two spring wagons two two horse wagons a lot of harness a cache and a large quantity of junk and other articles. Cash. Luther Pannet t Trustee. Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers. 12 51 3.
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O. A. Ashton
Harris Addition
Senseney Road
Jersey
Luther Pannett
Dunn & Duvall
Butler quits job for a million as Philadelphia cleanups intensify
Philadelphia leaders report nearly 1 000 of 1 200 saloons closed as Brig Gen Butler presses a crackdown on vice and banditry. Butler says he would not take the public safety post again for a million dollars citing loss of personal liberty while directing 20 officers to aid federal raids.
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Philadelphia
Ley D. Butler
Butler
Ditry
General Butler
Prohibition
Market prices update from local buyers and staples
Daily market note lists wholesale prices for wheat flour butter eggs and livestock. Cattle calves lambs and chickens appear with varied price ranges and per unit or per dozen quotes drawn from the preceding day’s closing.
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Star
Cole Ely
Branton
Tax hike asked to fund cedar eradication in Virginia
Woodstock Virginia January 14 the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors asked the General Assembly to raise orchard land assessments from 1 to 3 dollars per acre for trees ten years old and from 50 cents to 1 50 for younger trees to fund cedar eradication They also sought raising the maximum annual pay for board members from 170 to 250 The requests will go to Senator Harry Byrd and Delegate N J Kelly for statute amendments.
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Woodstock
General Assembly
Shenandoah , County Board of Supervisors
Harry Byrd
N. J. Kelly
Radio evening schedule and station listings
Radio evening schedule lists programs across stations WJZ KDKA WBZ WRC WCX and others. The rundown includes concerts weather forecasts lectures soprano recitals organ piano broadcasts and time signals from stations in New York Washington Pittsburgh Detroit and other cities with meter allocations.
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WJZ
Enon
WCX
WRC
KDKA
CWOX
England
WBZ
Woc
WIZ
Way
WOAO
Gilman Country School Orchestra
WEAO
Arlington
XDICA
President Harding
Baltimore
New York City
Washington
WJBZ
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Woy
Schenectady
Davenport
WGT
Medford Hillside
Order of Publication in Virginia Court Case 1923
Clerks Office of Frederick County Virginia issues an order of publication in chancery to compel appearance in a suit by Laura B. Padgett guardian for James A. Padgett infant. The move seeks sale of a Martinsburg Turnpike parcel north of Winchester with reinvestment of proceeds and heir determination. Publication required weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star and posting at the Frederick County Courthouse by January 7 1924.
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James Jenkins
James A. Padgett
Jane Cobleschutts
Minnie Cobleschutts
Thos. Padgett
Easton Padgett
Henry Jenkins
Jane Smeltzer
James
A. Padgett
John Edward Padgett
Martinsburg
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James E. Padgett
W. Va
Thomas Padgett
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick
C. C. Brannon
James P. Reston
P. Ag
Executor's Sale of Desirable Home and Vacant Lot in Winchester
Auction in front of Winchester Court House at 1 o clock on Saturday January 26 1924 offers a two story seven room pebble dashed residence at 320 Smithfield Avenue near a Carr's Addition building lot on Franklin Street 50 by 131 feet with alley access. Terms require one third cash day of sale and balance in two annual installments via bonds secured by deed of trust. Possession April 1 1924. Also includes neighboring building lot. sale notice appears in Frederick County Virginia court proceedings with master commissioner report and estate administration for Pearl B Everly and others. Sale overseen by M M Lynch executor and Duvall Dunn auctioneers.
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Court House
Winchester
Smithfield Avenue
W. M. Bayliss
Dee’d, Duvall & Dunn
Catherine Fawcett
Lee E. Hverly
Virginia
Commissioner's Office
Pearl B. Everly
Lean Everly
Rouss’ Avenue
Lake Frazier
M. M. Lynch
Missionary Clash in Supu Hunan Sparks Looting
Chinese soldiers in the first division fired on American Slayian Mullens and Arthur Benson at the Passionist Mission in Supu Hunan. They looted and wrecked the Passion school. Mullens and Benson were unharmed though bullets pierced Mullens’ clothing.
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Prking
Slayian Mullens
Arthur Benson
Farm Bureau Backs Ford Offer for Muscle Shoals
The American Farm Bureau Federation endorses Henry Ford's proposal for Muscle Shoals in a letter to Congress. It says acceptance would lower production costs, provide cheap fertilizer and electricity, and ease transportation challenges benefiting farmers and industry.
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American Farm Bureau’ Federation
Congress
Henry Pord
Ford
Executor's Sale of Household Effects at Smithfield Avenue
The undersigned will sell at auction at 20 Smithfield Avenue at 11 o'clock A M on Wednesday Jan 16 1924 all the household effects of the late W M Bayliss including cooking and heating stoves tables chairs buffet writing desk matting organ etc Terms cash M M Lynch Executor of W M Bayliss deceased
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Smithfield Avenue
W. M. Bayliss
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