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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
3
Claiming rapid drying and no need to remove shoes, the ad promotes Gets It as the easiest corn treatment. It describes 2 drops of solution shrinking corn, loosening it from skin, and its painless exit, with EB Lawrence & Co and retailers distributing and recommending the product.
A Martinsburg message claimed Frank Martin was killed in a Baltimore taxi crash, but later identification named Edward Jordan of Brunswick Md as the deceased. Martin was injured but survived.
Dorchester Massachusetts residents endorse Vinci claiming it rebuilt strength after an operation and aided a nervous breakdown. The testimonial from Myrtle L Healy cites thirteen years of use and confidence in the product’s ingredients and benefits, with a money back promise if it fails to help. Miller's Drug Store and other Virginia town outlets are listed as sellers.
A public notice of gratitude expresses thanks from friends and neighbors for their help and kindness during the illness and death of Mrs Mothe B Johnson who died on February 23 1917 in Tone.
Mrs. Exosise J. Van Der Lande of Paterson New Jersey reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She urges other women to try the products and consult the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for advice.
A long list of farm auctions around Winchester is published with dates from March 3 to March 27. Entries include various sellers such as C. E. McAboy, Jno A Nicodemus estate, Hiram Cochran, D Z Royer, Shenk Bros, W F Ramey, D E Stickley, W W McDonald, Mrs R P Flowers, Joseph Bowles, Mrs J A Hess, H Batt, John C Cather, M L Parsons, James B Dyke, George Wright, John H Myers, A D Hardesty, J E Barnette, and Jacob Metz. Each listing notes stock types, farm goods, and household items.
Tabb and Charrie Clendening and Ernest Tabb and Marion Laise visited Jordan Springs to visit the sick. Mrs. Bowen and Mr. McCoyle suffer from grip. Catherine Laise and Delia Morgan spent Sunday with Myrtle Bunning at Rest. The Dutch party in the school house drew about three hundred attendees. Rev. Durkee of Martinsburg preached at Christ Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon. Grace and Cornelia McKown of Gerardstown spent Sunday with the Henson family. Jane Henson, Spring Mills teacher, visited her parents. White of Shepherdstown guests with brother Harry White on Saturday. J E Baker plans to build a brick house.
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