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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
5
A well known authority warns against heavy meat intake as it can overwork the kidneys and cause a range of symptoms from rheumatism to headaches. He advises stopping meat at first signs and using four ounces of Salts from the pharmacy daily to flush and stimulate kidney function and keep the blood pure.
Dr Carey warns that kidney health governs life and promotes Ti7 Marshroot for bladder issues. The ad urges prompt use for symptoms like frequent urination, burning, brick dust, or swelling and notes money back on first bottle if no benefit from Boyd Drug Co and other drugstores.
In Virginia, defense attorney Harry M. Smith Jr seeks to interview every Commonwealth witness in the Thomas Pollard real estate case, arguing for open access to information to protect his client. Police and state attorneys oppose, while Richard Evelyn Byrd and Dave Satterfield support the trial process amid the Bal lard case proceedings.
Decree from the Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court dated December 14, 1822 orders referral of the Sirbaugh estate case to a Master Commissioner. He must appraise real and personal property, report debts to Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester, determine heirs and their shares, and address any other pertinent matters.
The Commissioner's Office notifies all parties in interest that on February 8, 1923, the commissioner will proceed from his office at 47 West Water to execute the foregay or reference. If not completed that day, the matter will be adjourned daily until finished. SW. Baker, Commissioner.
Doctors endorse Calotabs as the first step in treating colds influenza and sore throat. One or two tablets at bedtime purify the system with no salts and no interference with eating or work. Sold in sealed packages at ten cents for small and large family sizes.
The body of Alexander colored, who died Sunday in Philadelphia from pneumonia, was transported to his father John Fletcher in Winchester. R T Jones & Co undertakers handled the arrangements. The funeral will be at Free Will Baptist Church Friday afternoon with Rev Fisher officiating. He formerly worked at Wanamaker's store and leaves three brothers and four sisters in the city.
Associated Press reports a pending consolidation of major New York theaters led by Erlanger and Shubert. The plan, valued around 50 million dollars, would merge ownership without dissolving individual enterprises and awaits final confirmation.
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