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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
6
Island Reds Plymouth Erpingtons and White Leghorn chicks offered for sale with dates Jan 22 and Jan 20 in Maerortown Virginia. Shaffer notes several thousand extra chicks available and contact details unspecified.
Public auction of the Elisha Orndorff estate land in Frederick County near Mt Williams, about 175 acres with improvements. One third cash, balance in two equal installments over one and two years, with deed and fire insurance policy as security. Auction at Court House in Winchester at 11 00 a m February 15 1924.
JudgeGeorge P. Wagner testifies that Tanlac restored his weight after near starvation, improved appetite and digestion, and boosted energy. He credits Tanlac with stopping nervousness and digestive issues and says it keeps him well. Sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
James H. Allen of Rochester New York claims a self developed remedy Allenrhu dissolves uric acid deposits and banishes rheumatism. He offers a money back guarantee through Boyd Drug Co on first pint if no full recovery is shown. Brains are needed to overcome difficulties he says.
A string of farm sales listings from Millwood Road to Berryville and beyond details stock and implements, feed and household goods, with dates from Feb 18 to Mar 29 and names like Isaac Adams Clinton Polhamus H M Snapp J Reed and W S Bromley. Ends with a prompt to try a Star Want Ad.
A reader reports relief from kidney related pain after taking Doeon Kidney Pills. He describes dull ache back pain and headaches and credits the remedy with improvement after using several boxes. The note directs readers to ask for the Dean pills from Mr Carpo Co Buffalo N Y and other dealers.
An observant citizen describes a crowded scene at Spont and notes churchgoing among the Wape people. The piece questions restrictions on food items during churchgoing and highlights local behavior observed by the Smith County Pioneer as cited by the Kansas City Star.
An old advertisement promotes a glycerine mixture with buckthorn bark and Adlerika claiming it guards against appendicitis. The copy contrasts effects on both upper and lower bowels and promises gas and poison removal with exaggerated health claims.
Describes shells ranging from tiny specimens visible only with a microscope to giant clams whose two valves weigh five hundred pounds or more. Notes the interior coloring of many sea shells as wonderfully beautiful.
United States production accounts for 0.43 percent of the world's fuel briquets as the industry grows in nations where abundant coal is of low grade and requires suitable processing to be usable.
A fragment describes rubbing a backache with a small trial of a product named St. Jacobe Ol. The text mentions back stiffness lumbago and sharp pains and suggests a quick application as an aid.
The text notes that most visible stars are young giants whose large size makes them brighter than the common older stars, which are smaller and dimmer. The contrast highlights how stellar age and size influence apparent brightness.
An advertisement extols sage tea as a fountain to restore dark hair and rejuvenate appearance. It claims gray strands disappear after brief home use, leaving hair thick, glossy, and youthful with repeated applications. Named details emphasize a ready-to-use remedy promising dramatic results.
In a touching domestic moment, Stother invites her son Luther to give a birthday gift to a neighbor boy whose family is missing. Luther agrees, proposing to present Auntie Jane as the gift, highlighting a small act of care within the community.
A brief urging to lift spirits rather than dwell on complaints. Emphasizes the need for encouragement and warmth to brighten affected individuals.
The article outlines Studebaker’s production scale and cost structure, stressing high volume, advanced facilities, and rigorous testing. It highlights 12,500 machines, 500,000 tests yearly, 12,000 inspections per car, 1,000 staff in quality work, and premium materials. It cites example models and prices, noting 72 years of quality heritage and a long service record.
Buyers spent over 200 million dollars on Studebaker models last year as demand tripled in three years. The ad urges readers to compare with any car and avoid spending over 1000 dollars without knowing Studebaker offers.
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