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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
2
An ad-style health pitch promotes Resinol as a quick cure for eczema and skin itching. It claims resinol ointment and hot water wash halt itching instantly, soothe inflammation, and restore skin health at low cost. It notes doctors have prescribed resinol for over 20 years and that drugstores carry it.
The Clerk's Office of the Frederick County Circuit Court issues a suit by Eudora Orissa Keyser against Elmer Elsworth Keyser and unknown heirs of Elizabeth H. Keyser to collect 2130.38 with interest from August 1915 and costs. The case seeks a decree that Elmer Keyser owns a one half undivided interest in a 165 acre farm near Bartonsville, Virginia, and that this interest be sold to pay the judgment, with the court ordering discovery of assets and the unknown heirs to appear within 15 days. The notice is published in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posted at the county courthouse.
The speaker extols Lee and Confederate virtues, recounting prisoner exchanges, endurance, and leadership. He praises Turner Ashby Jeb Stuart and others, argues the South housed honor and character, and lauds Lee as a model of nobility and civic virtue.
A women’s tonic testimonial from Ready Kentucky describes relief from head and nervous ailments after eleven bottles of Cardus taken on advice from family, noting weight gain and restored ability to work. The ad urges women to seek Can and to write for instructions and a 64 page guide.
Special commissioners will sell several Frederick County Virginia tracts near Star Farm, 56 acres dowry land, 71 acre adjacent tract, 26 acre orchard parcel, and 108 acre 1 rood 1614 poles farm. Sale Monday June 26 1916 at 10 o clock in front of Winchester courthouse. Terms one third cash balance in two equal yearly payments with bonds and deeds of trust. buildings insured for security.
Trustees sale of a house and lot at 124 W Leicester St Winchester Virginia. The property fronts 24 feet with 111 feet depth, adjoining William T Barr and others. Sale June 24 1916 at 12 noon in front of the Court House with one third cash and the balance due in one and two years with interest. M M Lynch Trustee.
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