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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
3
sensational tonic Aspironal claimed to cut cold duration to two minutes. endorsements from army surgeons and labs, free refund offer, directions to buy at drugstores and test at home, marketed as safe for infants and children with guaranteed relief.
The funeral for Mrs. Julia Miller Littrell was held at one o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home of her nephew Mrs. Stewart Miller. Rev. George W. served with Rev. S as officiants and hymns were sung by family and friends. Floral tributes reflected the many mourners paying respects, with pallbearers listed and a Mount Hebron cemetery burial to follow.
An agreement recorded in the county clerk's office between John M Racey and Annie D Racey notes they will live separate, waiving dower and rights to any property now had or hereafter acquired.
An advertisement from Knoxville Tennessee touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as remedies for long term back pain fatigue and female troubles. It claims large numbers of successful cures and urges immediate use for relief.
A deed was recorded in the same office with a transfer from John M. Racey to his wife. The document conveys a 51 acre tract on the middle road to Bracgir and Wisecarver for consideration.
The text cautions readers to heed even slight signs of impure blood. It notes that a shiggish circulation is often indicated by subtle symptoms and urges vigilance in monitoring bodily changes.
A vintage ad touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a safe, easy at home solution to restore gray or faded hair to a dark lustrous shade. It claims discreet use, simple directions, mail orders for 75 cents, and availability from druggists.
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