Winchester Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Residents
Mrs. W. O. Godenour of 618 S Main St cites severe kidney pain backache dizziness and eye specks before Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her trouble. The ad claims dizziness headaches and urinary issues respond to the remedy priced 69 cents at dealers from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Winchester
Dean
W. O. Godenour
S. Main St
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Public Sale of Desirable Building Lot in Winchester Virginia
By decree entered October 20, 1917 in the Frederick County Circuit Court in M. M. Lynch over Fannie M. Emschler vs Levi Emschler et al the undersigned offers for sale at public auction in front of Winchester Court House at 12 o clock meridian a building lot Lot 31 Block 3 Harris Addition to the City of Winchester east of the city on Berryville Turnpike fronting 50 feet and extending 192 feet to a rear alley. One third cash day of sale and balance in one and two years with interest secured by deed of trust. Dated June 28 1919. Esther L. Ridgeway Deputy Clerk.
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Frederick County
M. M. Lynch
Fannie M. Emschler
Levi Emschler
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
City of Winchester
Berryville Turnpike
Fannie Emschler
F. L. Harris
Harris Addition
Esther L. Ridgeway
Circuit Court
Divorce by avincula for desertion and adultery in Winchester
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia a suit to obtain a divorce avincula for desertion and adultery is filed. Grace Hipsley Bowman non resident of Virginia must appear within fifteen days after due publication to protect her interests. The order to publish once weekly for four weeks appears in The Evening Star Winchester Va. J B Beverley Clerk.
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Gracy Hipsley Bowman
Grace Hipsley Bowman
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
J. B. Beverley
Drainage Improves Crops When Money Limits Tile Installations
United States Department of Agriculture outlines permanent benefits of good drainage on fertile, poorly drained land. Tiles outperform open ditches and require minimal maintenance, with guidance on tile sizes, depths, spacing, and practical installation steps.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Advice to sick women on Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Caligure of Herkimer New York praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menstrual and inflammatory pains. She reports lasting improvement and a healthy four month old baby, urging others to seek the remedy and write for advice. The ad notes the product has helped women for over 40 years and provides Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. contact for further guidance.
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Lydia E. Am
Mary Caligure
South Main St
Herkimer
N.Y
Ballets
Lydia E. Pinkham
Women of Shakespeare Portraits by Brandes in critique
Dr. George Brandes assesses Shakespeare’s women, naming Katharine Beatrice Rosalind Viola Lady Macbeth Portia Helena Tamora Juliet Cordelia Cleopatra Mariana Isabella finogen Hermione Ophelia Miranda Desdemona. He characterizes each as a mix of virtue passion wit strength and vulnerability.
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George Brandes
Katharine
Beatrice
Rosalind
Viola
Lady Macbeth
Tamora
Titus Andronicus
Juliet
Romeo and Juliet
Cordelia
King Lear
Cleopatra
Anthony
Mariana
Pericles
Isabell
Finogen
Cymbeline
Hermione
Ophelia
Hamlet
Miranda
Desdemona
Apple of Sodom Described Near Dead Sea in Palestine
The article details the Dead Sea in Palestine, 47 miles long and nine miles wide, fed by the Jordan with no outlet. It notes salt crusts on the north shore, the Udsum rock on the south, the ancient Sodom site nearby, and the curious Apple of Sodom fruit. The mean level is 1292 feet below the Mediterranean, with 24 to 26 percent salts and a buoyant, deadly dense water.
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Palestine
Sea of Lot
Jordan
Udsum
Sodom
Dead Sea
Mediterranean
Youth at a Disadvantage in Business Leadership
A Cleveland executive notes bankers discount youthful appearance when financing ventures. She argues a seasoned presentation helps win trust, advising a mature image for credibility. She cites leadership timing and worker perception affecting supervision and productivity.
Cold in Northern Siberia and Verkoyansk’s record cold
The article describes northern Siberia as a “cold pole” with Verkoyansk recording minus 90 degrees, a world record. It notes continuous polar light in summer and the region’s brief warm season, when temperatures rise into the 80s above zero and sun remains near the horizon.
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Siberia
Greenland
Verkoyansk
Popular Science Monthly
Siberian
Painter Alexander La nois in Paris dies after fever touches final work
The Oriental painter-engraver Alexander La nois spent half his life under Moorish rule, his Paris studio overlooking the quay. During a feverish illness he glimpsed odalisque visions in a glass reflection and frantically began a final sketch before dying, leaving his last work unfinished.
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Alexander Lanois
Musselman
Paris
van Dyck
Constantinople
Wieniawski’s Humorous Half Hour Musician Tale
Alexander Bloch recounts in the New York Times how the violinist Wieniawski, known for humor, was hired by a wealthy British nobleman to perform a half hour. He began with Beethoven’s Romanze in F and, amid applause, the host whispered why he played so slowly, asking for his fee and pace.
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Wieniawski
Alexander Bloch
New York Times
Imitation Leather and Modern Chemistries
The article explains how imitation leathers are made from linseed oil paints rosin gum and a chemical treatment to create durable substitutes. It traces the idea back to 1864 when Frederick Walton discovered a linoleum-like floor covering from an oils and resins compound and notes a modification yielding patent leather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Frederick Walton
Modesty Before Royalty and the Uranian Naming Debate
William Herschel discovered Uranus 137 years ago and initially named it Georgium Sidis after George III. The designation faced rejection, with critics choosing Herschel or the ancient mythic name Uranus, a standard later accepted by most scientists. Neptune followed in 1846.
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William Herschel
Uranus
Herschel
George III
Georgium
Sidis
The Mind and Body in Medical Practice
The true physician should use both mind and body in healing, balancing mental power with physical care. August Comte’s view is cited to urge doctors not to ignore the animal side nor dismiss the mind, aiming for high efficiency without extremes.
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August Comte
Steady as a Rock in Rural Banter
A rural exchange features Farmer Scede praising a worker named Jones and joking about steadiness. The dialogue pivots on trust and loyalty in a farming community with light courting banter implied between the speakers.
After Waterloo Time Shapes War Literature
The excerpt notes how long it took to reflect on Waterloo and its literary treatment. It cites Victor Hugo writing in 1861 and Tennyson composing in 87 years after the battle, reflecting on dust settling before public lament.
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Victor Hugo
Waterloo
Tennyson
Bkim Mkr Distributes the Marlx of Human Kindnees
A garbled OCR fragment mentions distribution of a value labeled marlx of human kindness by Bkim Mkr. The legibility is too poor to extract concrete names or events. No clear dates places or organizations are readable.
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Standard Parts Company
Cleveland
American Magazine
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Summer Sale Rugs
Axminster
Kirman Rugs
H. K. Green & Bro
Farmer Haye
Jones Boy
Farmer Scede
Bkim
Colmor
Coolmoor
Moling & Seal
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R. M. Swimley
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