Newport News Man Offers Testimony On New Herb Dreco
J Thomas of Newport News a shipyard repair worker testifies about Dreco a new herbal medicine. He claims kidney trouble indigestion insomnia and nerve strain improved after using the product and urges others to try it. Dreco is praised as a root herb mixture sold by local druggists including Miller's Drug Store in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas
29Th Street
Newport News
Ship Yards
Thomen
Dreco
Mrr
Thomra Ie
Good Drug
Winchester
Miller's Drug Store
Local Market Reports Include Various Dry Goods and Farm Prices
Market notes list prices for flour corn middlings barley butter and poultry in Baltimore and nearby regions. Prices show retail and wholesale figures for butter hay corn timothy and potatoes while a family visit from Rev Yeakley and his children to relatives and an adopted sister is noted in Virginia and Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiaig Eye Enews
Baltimore
Virginia
M. L. Yeakley
Martinsburg
Iris
Master Paul
Lillie B. Strasnider
Strasburg
Public Sale of Winchester Real Estate Planned
Special Commissioners under a Winchester Virginia court decree announce a public sale of a West Hart Street lot with an eight room house. The auction is set for July 29 1918 at 11 a m in front of the County Courthouse. Terms require one third cash with the remainder in two yearly installments secured by deed of trust and insurance on the buildings.
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Corporation Court
Winichester
Thomas Equard
Nora Harris
Et Ale
County Court House
Winchester
West Hart Street
William
Elizabeth Robinson
R. Gray Wiallliams
T. Russele Cather
Roy P. Duval
J. J. B. Beverley
Corporation Court of Winchester
Devf
B. Beverley
East End League Beats Market in First Meeting
East End League defeated Market Street 19 to 14 on Mondly evening at Harris Addition diamond. Umpire was Raymond Gordon. Market: Ollie Briggs catcher Ernest Thomas pitcher George Allamong first base G. Potts short stop R. Allamong third T. Pierce left field L. Willey center H. Schmidt right. East End No 2: H Barr catcher A Mason pitcher Lie man first H. C. Sheetz second George Hodgson short y. Lofton third C Ritter left F Fansler center M. Taylor right. Tomorrow evening players will start work on a new diamond and swimming pool on Harris Aid addition with community support urged. Mr Bramire of the Chamber will stake grounds this afternoon for 7 pm start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Addition
Market Street
Raymond Gordon
Ollie Briggs
Ernest Thomas
George Allamong
G. Potts
R. Allamong
T. Pierce
L. Willey
H. Schmidt
H. Barr
Datcher
A. Mason
Lieman
H. C. Sheetz
George Hodgson
Y. Lofton
C.ritter
C. Fansler
M. Taylor
Grekit
Marlboro News Notes highlights July visits
Marlboro Virginia notes a series of social visits on Sunday and nearby towns. H H Shut and Maggie Funkhouser from Winchester visited Mrs. Jamison. D Ambrose of Clary called on business. Franck Baker and Keller visited the Brent home. E P Ward and children plan a visit to R J Jangle. Forrestite returned home to Cumberland Maryland after time with E J Hite. J M Gonden and spouse spent Monday in Winchester. C W Orndorf of Stephens City and William Linaburgs welcomed visitors.
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Marlboro
H. H. Shut
Maggie Funkhouser
Winchester
G. Jamison
D. Ambrose
Clary
C.W. Orndorf
Stéphens
City
William Linaburg
Doctor Fahrney Offers Free Consultation For Chronic Ailments
An old notice invites individuals to send their name and address to receive a mailing case and question blank. It urges avoiding narcotics for chronic troubles and promises a free consultation to identify the cause and offer a cure.
Leetown School Joins Red Cross Effort for Liberty Collar
Leetown pupils earn a Liberty collar badge through the Junior Auxiliary of the American Red Cross. Laurie Rogers led the project, crafting lace collars with U S A letters while funds—ten dollars and twenty cents—were collected by more than 100 participants for the Red Cross.
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Leetown
American Red Cross
Laurie Rogers
America
H. Thomas
Main Street
Laurie’ "Rogers
United States
George of
England
Don't Scold Mother The Cross Child Is Bilious
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief for bilious, feverish, and listless children by cleansing the bowels and stomach. The copy warns to buy only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company and notes counterfeit versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Tana
Wagner and relatives visit old home in Pennsylvania
Mr. D F Wagner and his niece Miss Bessie Cooner of Watsontown Pa. visited his brother Mr. William M Wagner in this city over the weekend returning Monday. William Wagner, age 88, will stay a month in Watsontown, his old home, after the 200 mile trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Wagner
Bessie Cooner
Watsontown
William M. Wagner
William Wagner
Watstontown
Mr. Wagner
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Exide Battery
Maxwell
Buick
McLaughlin
Oakland
Willys
Kassab Highway
Supreme Service
Market Reports
Correc Io
Bramire
Chamber of Commerce
Marlboro News
Mr. Forrestite
Cumberland
E. J. Hite
DR. Fahrney
Hagerstown, MD
Diagnostician
RED Cross
Cumberland Valley
Sam Haines
H. K. Green & Bro
the Star
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