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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
5
Dr. Ralph B. Snapp formerly a naval dental surgeon will install his dentistry practice in Berryville Virginia. The office sits in the house once owned by Dr A P Osborn and now owned by L M Russell who is making improvements to meet the new requirements.
Factory experts from Philadelphia install modern dentistry instruments including the X Ray as Dr Snapp plans to start practice within a few days.
Charles A. Heller formerly of Winchester now based in Baltimore is in town on a week long business trip tied to his North Main street store. His son Captain George Heller serves in Massachusetts as a search light inspector.
The Virginia State Horticultural Society calls apple growers to send summer, fall and winter specimens to the International Apple Shippers Association show in Milwaukee August 13 14 and 15. Premiums for single plates will be offered for Williams, Rome Beauty and other varieties.
An advertisement promises removal of freckles using ethine double strength cream. Apply nightly and morning, claiming rapid fading of even severe spots and a clear complexion. Sold under money back guarantee if it fails. Includes War Savings Stamps reference.
In Richmond and across the Fifth Federal Reserve District more than 500 banks have ordered over 175000 hand grenade penny banks for 17 and under schoolchildren to use during summer savings. The real grenades are repurposed with caps removed and coin slots added to promote thrift and fund War Savings Stamps.
The Open Air Union Service returns this Sunday at 8:30 p.m. in the Chautauqua tent on Equity grounds. Dr. Thomas B. Green will deliver an address and the Hawaiian Concert Company performs. Ministerial Union sponsors the event with Dr. J. H. Lacy presiding. Admission is free.
The Middle town Milling Company sold the White Daisy and Valley Pride flour mill in Middletown to C. K. Cougill for 510,000. The sale includes mill property, a nearby residence, water rights, trademarks, machinery, and goodwill.
Properties range from 100 to 98 acres priced at 65 to 160 dollars per acre. One tract on Apolle Ridge features apples with improved orchards and running water on some farms. Buyers are invited to inspect the tracts.
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