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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1926
Page
5
An advertisement touts MNLLO-GLO Cream as a pure and different whitening skin product. It claims rapid complexion improvement after the first application and promotes brighter younger skin from Peoples’s Drug Co.
Mr A E Berry president and Mr John C Kuhns vice president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company visited Winchester yesterday to attend the festival in Washington.
The county clerk records admit several real estate transfers. H W ing to I N Painter for 184 acres in Opequon district at 4000 dollars. C R Derflinger et ux to O B Wimmer et ux for 26 acres on Buflick road at 1900 dollars. Philip Williams trustee to W L Riggleman for 17 acres near Stephens City at 600 dollars. L E Rogers to J E Dettra for a Hillcrest lot at 500 dollars or less. F Atrip et ux to Ed Wite et ux for 18 acres on Buflick road at 500 dollars or less. John W Elliott et ux to Odus L Mauzy for 26 acres on Northwestern turnpike at 500 dollars. E Muntzing et ux to Marjorie R Conner et vir for lots in Muntsing at 600 dollars or less. D Adams et ux to C W Boden for a house and lot in Brucetown at 0 dollars. Williams et ux to Ernest McDonnell for four acres near Jordan Springs at 300 dollars. Frank Keckley et ux to Fred L Glaize for 365 acres near Hayfield at 6000 dollars.
Memphis report shows 75 percent of ministers raised in rural country, 65 percent sons of farmers. Dr. R H Bennett says 47 percent married before entering service. 62 percent married after induction. Four percent from non Christian parents.
An advertisement touts a medicinal claim from a St. Louis user praising Maya’s remedy for stomach and intestinal trouble. It asserts the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation with a money back guarantee, and lists Baker's Drug Store as a retailer.
An old advertisement explains that enlarged veins can be reduced using Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims swelling improves quickly with home use and offers a money back guarantee. Baker's Drug Store reportedly sells the product nationwide with first class drug stores carrying the two ounce bottle.
A new freckle remover called Flyte claims to dissolve brown pigment until freckles melt away in four days. The cream is easy to apply, does not stain, and Baker's Drug Store along with other chemists stock it with a money-back guarantee if it fails. The notice also mentions guests Mr and Mrs James Clerk of Cumberland Md visiting during the festival.
A historical ad promotes a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever. It claims effectiveness for chronic and recent cases, including hopeless ones where inhalers and other remedies failed. The offer invites readers to mail a coupon and start the method at once with no payment.
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