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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1923
Page
3
Doctors say Calotabs offer a modern gentle cleanse to help prevent influenza and pneumonia. A single night dose with water allegedly clears the system and leaves the liver active, with no salts or nausea and an appetite returning by morning. Calotabs are advertised as the original method and sold in two sizes at low prices.
Mary S Strange, aged about 80, widow of porte atrense and long associated with the coal business, died last Wednesday. Born in Stephens City to Dennis Johnson, she leaves one daughter and several grandchildren. Funeral will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM from St Pauls African Methodist Church with burial in Orrick Cemetery.
The Clerk of the Corpora tion Court of Winchester orders a probate action to settle the accounts of Mary R. Smith's executor. Defendants listed include Haines Lewis Smith Muse and Bond, all nonresidents of Virginia, required to appear within days after publication. A notice to publish weekly in the Evening Star is issued.
A fragment quotes Rufus Choate remarking that irony or sarcasm may be neither argu ment nor weapon. The text appears as a clipped newspaper-style line with attribution suggesting a rhetorical aside.
Shinghai January 22 Associated Press reports Sun Yat Sen the ex leader of the southern republic plans to leave for Canton Saturday. Both foreign and Chinese interlocutors urge him to seek a city from Beijing to restore order. His adherents took the Wednesday.
County meeting discussed a gasoline tax and bond issue. Senator Keezed James Fletcher William Mc Fletcher and others spoke against bonds, while Wade Massie led supporters of the issue.
The article notes Ward Swank as Democratic nominee and Tey A. Garber as Republican nominee after Senator Paul's resignation. Both candidates in their parties oppose the road bond issue and spoke at conventions amid disputed efforts in Rockinge tebe county.
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