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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1916
Page
2
Merchant advertises Mercerized Table Linens at 37 cents with 75 percent value, Mercerized Table Linens at 48 cents worth 75 cents, large size dinner napkins at $1.25, odd lace curtains at 35 cents valued up to $1.00.
In 1916 the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia refers the Glaize estate proceedings to a master commissioner in chancery to value real and personal property settle accounts of Maurice M. Lynch surviving and Elizabeth B Glaize decd and notify all parties in interest by weekly ads. A J TAVENNER signs the notice for the court.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a local application for catarrh and claims internal ingredients purify blood. It notes medical backing, prescription status, and emphasizes mucous surface action and testimonials with Toledo wholesale and druggist sales.
Fragmentary text suggests a request or desire related to Cojuma. No clear names or dates. Further readable content needed to form a precise headline and summary with identifiable entities.
A moral editorial reflects on Marie Bashkirtseff with notes on ambition vanity and the cost of fame. It warns young women to avoid selfish temper and self destruction while urging thoughtful conduct and parental guidance. It also discusses Nemo notes letters asking advice and the editorial aim to prompt reflection.
A long column recounts Mrs. Sarah Mae Sell’s testimonial for Cardio Woman’s Tonic and warns readers about womanly troubles. It shifts to a Wisconsin murder trial of Will Orpet and Marian Lambert with moral cautions for young women. It also comments on women’s suffrage protests, a lazy man law in Indiana, pillory punishments, and critiques toothbrush hysteria.
George H. Eagle, a South Main Street meat dealer, says his cow broke loose at night and feasted on lawn and hedge in the West End. He asserts he took precautions to prevent escapes and that no willful violation of livestock law occurred. Justice Krebs will hear the case.
The advicement and later dismissal of the case reveal a conclusive finding that Mr. Eagle was guilty of no violation of the Jew.
Mrs. Blanche Grim of 612 South Main Street Winchester recounts long standing back trouble worsened by exertion. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief and repeats her praise in statements from March 29 1909 and April 19 1915. Price 60c and available at all dealers.
Public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia at noon on August 26 1916. 200 acres more or less of land on route from Winchester to Front Royal with limestone soil suitable for grazing. Terms one third cash and balance two notes due in two years with 6 percent interest. rights reserved to cash option.
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