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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1919
Page
3
A dubious note promises a chemical free remedy for skin irritations and disfigurements. It urges readers to send money or contact a Medical Director in Atlanta for a supposed swift laboratory cure. The text uses sensational claims and lacks verifiable details.
Tires pressed off and new ones pressed on by a 200 ton hydraulic press at Cammer Bros 305 Market Street. Max Dice of Washington visits the home of Send. Meade returns to Washington after visiting friends. Minette saucers and other items noted at local homes.
The interview discusses reasons for claim refusals citing kidney issues and health problems. Kilner Co. of Binghamton is mentioned in relation to the topic and a sample page is noted. The text references cases where life insurance is denied due to medical conditions.
An old newspaper ad touts Pape's Diapepsia tablets to end stomach misery. The copy claims rapid relief from indigestion and dyspepsia with harmless tablets sold at drug stores.
A Berlin dispatch reports the German cabinet has begun discussing peace preliminaries at the Hague. It notes a decision that the state will renew daily efforts toward peace progress and outlines early steps in the process as of January 29.
The Winchester Seed Co proclaims seeds with 99.50 percent or more purity and freedom from noxious weeds. They emphasize germination rates and honesty in labeling, noting differences between 99.60 and 100 percent purity. They advertise garden seeds and general seed stocks.
Prayer meeting services will be held this evening at 7 o clock in the First Baptist Church.
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