Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Winchester Residents
Winchester readers report dizziness headaches backache and urinary issues eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs W O Godenour of 618 S Main St credits the remedy with curing years of kidney pain and night trouble and says it relieves signs of kidney distress promptly. 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the product.
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Winchester
Ann
Dean
W. O. Godenour
S. Main St
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Public Sale of Desirable Building Lot in Winchester
By decree entered October 20 1917 in the Frederick County Circuit Court in the case M M Lynch Administrator of Fannie Emmechler vs Levi Emschler et al the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 12 o clock on Saturday July 26 1919 that building lot east of Winchester on Berryville Turnpike south side adjoining Fannie Emmechler estate to the east and F L Harris to the west fronting 50 feet extending 192 feet to a 15 foot rear alley Lot 31 Block 3 Harris Addition to Winchester In a good neighborhood terms One third cash on sale day balance in one and two years with interest evidenced by bonds secured by a deed of trust upon the property sold M M Lynch Special Commissioner. ESTHER L RIDGEWAY Deputy Clerk. 6 30 1919.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
M. M. Lynch
Fannie M. Emechler
Levi Emschler
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
City of
Berryville Turnpike
Fannie Emschler
F. L. Harris
Harris Addition
Divorce by desertion and adultery in Winchester Clerk’s Office
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester in vacation on June 11 1919 Wa F Bowman v Gracy H Bowman the object is a divorce avincula for desertion and adultery Grace H Bowman non resident of Virginia must appear within fifteen days after due publication to protect her interests order to publish once a week for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester Va J B Beverley Clerk
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Virginia
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Wa. F. Bowman
Grace Hipsley Bowman
Evening Star
J. B. Beverley
Effective Measures for Preventing Erosion of Farm Land
United States Department of Agriculture outlines erosion dangers and the cost to farmers. It details how erosion lowers land value, fills drainage ditches, and damages crops, urging soil permeability, cover crops, deep plowing, tile drainage, and contour plowing to slow runoff and promote absorption.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Union
National Conservation Congress
N. S. Shaler
Lawrence Scientific School
No Halt in Y Welfare Work Across War Effort
A tribute to the Young Men’s Christian Association’s wartime welfare labor for doughboys in Europe. Thomas W. Gregory and Raymond B. Fosdick praise Y M C A workers, especially American women, for morale, comfort, and entertainment provided at huts from Paris to the Rhine. The piece notes the Y’s broad reach, 58 percent of war work funding, 6,000 representatives in France, and 2,500 young women serving with troops.
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United States
America
Young Men’s Christian Association
Europe
Germany
Thomas W. Gregory
France
Paris
Immeiate
War Department
Raymond B. Fosdick
Commission On
Young Men's Christian Association
Harold R Fuller Returns from France in Good Health
Harold R Fuller of near Nineveh Warren County says he is back from France where he served in the army. He reports good health and notes differences between life overseas and home while remarking that the loudest complainers were those who had led easy lives here. The Star office printed sale bills.
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the Star
Harold R. Fuller
Nineveh
Warren County
France
Fuller
Lectures Reveal Wile’s WWI View of Uncle Sam and John Bull
Frederic William Wile, American newspaper man and former Berlin prisoner, spoke at the chautauqua on Uncle Sam and John Bull. He praised British sea power and explained how American and British forces contributed to victory, recalling his wartime experiences and journalism in Europe.
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Frederic William Wile
Chautauqua
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Wile
Europe
Berlin
Germany
James W. Gerard
Gerard
London
Lord Northcliff
Daily Mail
New York
United States
England
France
Belgium
South Africa
Egypt
Arabia
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Gallipoli
Asia
Dr Smith Reappointed to State Health Board Again
Dr William Morgan Smith of Wanchester and Alexandria health pioneer receives fourth gubernatorial reappointment to the State Board of Health. He owns Rosemont estate near Berryville Clarke County and serves as board president with eleven years already served, totaling sixteen years of continuous service.
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William Morgan Smith
Wanchester
Alexandria
Davis
State Board of Health
Smith
Rosemont
Berryville
Clarke County
Swanson
Mann, Stuart
State Board
Soda Water Tax Repealed by House Leaders
Washington July 19 Republican leaders in the House decided to repeal the soda water tax. The steering committee referred the measure to the ways and means committee to draft the repeal bill. Some leaders predicted the 10 percent tax on soft drinks and ice cream would be repealed within a month.
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Washington
House
Republican Steering Committee
Ways and Means Committee
First Visit in 27 Years for Stanford Man Orddorff
J M Orddorff of Stanford Tl visits his brother in law Robert Brill on Amherst Street. He was born near Capon Bengs and has lived westward for 27 years making this his first return home in that span. The piece notes a reflection on war and literary views tied to Waterloo and Hugo’s era.
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J. M. Orddorff
Stanford, Tl
Robert Brill
Amherst Street
Jo Ordorff
Capon Bengs
He- Haw
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Esther L. Ridgeway
Carve
Ve. Gracy Hipsley Bowman
Kent and
Piccadilly Sts
Garber Mfg. CO
Terence
DR. Smith
Brussels
Axminster
Wilton
H. K. Green & Bro
Coolmoor
Moling & Seal
R. M. Swimley
Piccadilly St
MR Oy Ag
Victor Hugo
Waterloo
Fles: Gon
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