Nervous Woman Credits Liver and Iron Tonic Cure
Mrs. N. Edmunds of Berkeley details relief after using Miller's Liver and Iron Tonic. She states nervousness, irritability, loss of appetite, insomnia, and fatigue improved, appetite and sleep restored, and strength returned. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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Berkeley
Cal
Vinci
Miller’s
Trustees Sale of Desirable Property in Winchester Virginia
Trustes sale announced for a 13 acre tract near Bethel Church seven miles NW of Winchester. J D Oates and wife conveyance details appear from Frederick County records. Sale at court house steps at noon with one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust. Harry H Lynch, Trustee. 6 31-47.
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Winchester
Bethel Church
Ries
Stottler
J. D. Oatey
Vale
Harry H. Lynch
Tuistee
Loyalist denial letter from Arthur Wright in Berryville
Arthur Wright of Berryville Virginia, a native of England by adoption, denies reports he sympathizes with Germany amid World War I. He alleges his house was searched and papers damaged, warns that those spreading such reports will face legal action, dated June 5, 1918.
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Kaitér the Star
Germany
England
America
Arthur Wright
Berryville, Va
Public Sale of Winchester Land With Eight Room Dwelling
Public sale under a December 25 1914 deed of trust rises for a Winchester West Highland Avenue lot with an eight room frame dwelling. Sale set for June 20 1918 at 11 o clock in front of the County Courthouse with a 30 by 150 foot frontage and rear alley. Terms require one third cash at knockdown and balance in one and two years with interest six percent, secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
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James
H. Cua
Winchester
County Court House
Highland Avenue
National Avenue
J. T. Fisher
J. P. Reardon
Twenty Shares Sugar Stock for Sale
By decree dated May 2, 1918 the Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court orders sale of twenty shares of stock in the Ouvato tolapan Sugar Company at public auction in Winchester at 12 noon on June 5 1918. The shares value $100 each, principal office in Winchester with a sugar plantation and factory in Vera Cruz Mexico. Sale cash on court confirmation. R Gray Williams Special Receiver.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Eman L. Beck
Winchester
Vera Cruz
Republic of Mexico
R. Gray Williams
Phil
HH. Gold
Financial Statement of Farmers and Merchants National Bank
The document presents a 1915 financial snapshot for Farmers and Merchants National Bank in Winchester Virginia. It lists deposits totaling 2 225 300 50 with specific figures for U.S. deposits and other categories, and includes sworn attestations by cashier H D Fuller and directors W P McGuire John Keating J J Ridgeway Scott Grant.
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U. S
U.S
Liberty
Federal Reserve Bank
Barking House
State of
Virginia
Winchester
H. D. Fuller
W. P. McGuire
John Keating
J.J. Ridgeway
Scott Grant
Moisture needs drive raspberry ripening and yield
Raspberry plants require ample moisture from planting through fruit development. Deep soil and regular tillage sustain moisture, with irrigation extending seasons in arid regions and boosting yields in the East. Intercropping, careful tillage, and humus-rich soils maximize production and fruit quality.
Cribbing Cure Tried With Tire Iron Hack
A man claims success in stopping cribbing in a horse by placing iron pipe along a bicycle tire atop the manger. The rubber taste apparently deterred the horse and halted the vice.
Help Make Eggs and Meat From Table Scraps
A household waste topic explains how kitchen scraps can be repurposed into food. It outlines that even economical homes generate scraps that could be redirected rather than discarded, reducing waste and supporting meals.
Fragmented financial figures on a page item
OCR shows scattered numbers including 20 566 13 455 23 68 515 259 22 6000 30000 dollars, with stray text. No clear event, names, or entities readable to establish a proper item.
Local Officers Are Safe In France
Mrs. Lucy Goss of South Kent street reports the War Department has notified that her son First Lieut Edward Goss of Company M 120th Infantry has arrived in France with his unit. Lieut Thomas B. Byrd of Winchester is attached to the same regiment and is believed to be safe as well. Both officers trained at Fort Myer and earned commissions after attending the first officers training camp and served at Camp Sevier before sailing.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept. C
Lamar Building
Atlanta
Lucy Goss
South Kent Street
War Department
Washington
Edward Goss
Company M
One Hundred and Twentieth Infantry
France
Thomas B. Byrd
Winchester
Byrd
Gose
Fort Myer
Camp Sevier
Greeneville
St. C
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