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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
3
The ad argues constipation causes colds and promotes Red Cloud Liver Berries as a preventive aid. It claims a clean system fights poisons and urges daily use to ward off illnesses. Cited benefits include regular bowel movements and a stronger immune response.
The county clerk reports several deed transfers including S W Altenetux to R C Mc Upnala for 100 acres near Red Bud at 3000 dollars and W L Strother to George Wingfield for 4 acres on Timber Ridge. The list notes Bertha von Hillern to Edward Sperry for a New Middletown lot at 18 dollars and W H Herrell et al to John Clark for six Hillcrest lots at 1000 dollars with additional transfers to Frank Taylor for a Hillcrest lot at 385 dollars.
A brief item notes MID CITY GARAGE offering drive in service to assist two families seeking aid. The listing urges motorists to visit between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. for help.
An advertisement touts Bleachodent Combination as a quick safe method to whiten dull teeth. It claims surface stain removal without enamel damage and cites dentists using the formula, urging purchase at Franck Baker and Son People’s Drug Co. and Boyd’s Drug Store.
In Harrisonburg Virginia on March 13 Baltimore and Ohio engineer Edgar A. Langley was injured when a drift crushed the locomotive cab near Mount Crawford while en route to Staunton. He is resting well after medical aid for severe bruises to head and body.
A locomotive engineer suffered injuries when a snow event overwhelmed the front door of the Caby gun area. After securing another engineer, the train continued operation amid the incident.
A fragment mentions two cars and a break toward Lexington plus a reminder to feed birds in town and country. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or dates.
The Star endorses Ira D Capper’s call for change in Sunday movies and urges churches to make services more engaging by allowing people a active role in the Master’s work to feel useful in the great plan.
An OCR fragment from a Madison Mills ad refers to "Better Made" shirts and a factory distribution claim. The text mentions Mountain Falls VA and a date in 1924, with emphasis on profits and shipping from Madison Mills, 603 Broadway, New York.
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