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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text references Loita E. Pinkham M Co of Lynn Massachusetts and mentions health, ailments, and stress but provides no coherent facts or outcomes. The readable portions imply a disclaimer or promotional note about health products without verifiable claims or clear actions.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats catarrhal deafness by reducing inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous membranes. It asserts the medicine cleanses the blood and restores normal conditions, urging readers to request a free circular from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
An old classified style note advertises Perseptin as a handy guard against throat infections, urging purchase at drug stores for all makes with a splendid bargain.
The court orders nonresident defendants to hearing and residence defendants in the H C Sheetz and T Russell Cather trustees versus Liquid Carbonic Co. case. James P. Reardon is appointed special commissioner to report on Valley of Va Tak a Kol Bottling Corp assets creditors deed of trust validity and distribution plan with notices to parties in interest, hearing set for June 6, 1921 in Winchester Virginia. Attorneys listed: T Russell Cather and Ward and Larrick.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the article urges early garden work to remove debris, save crops, and prevent pests. It stresses removing rabbit and rodent threats to young trees, extend protective covers, and spray to kill pests, noting heavy winter damage in some regions.
Local notes from Stephens City report upcoming commencement programs at the high school and a baccalaureate sermon. Rev George Tyler of Winchester district preached an interesting sermon, recalling his childhood in the area. Nearby residents, visits, and travel details involve Miss Kathleen Magarthy, Miss Annie Lemley, Mr. Paul Carbaugh, and others with family and church activity noted.
Fragmentary text discusses silos and feed quality with reference to proper building and filling timing. It questions whether any farmer would be without a silo and its nutritious corn feed at the right maturity stage.
A Richmond woman at 308 North Twelfth Street reports dramatic relief after sixteen months of stomach trouble and weeks of rheumatic pain. She says Tanlac restored her appetite and digestion, added twelve pounds, and left her with overall improved health and happiness.
Routine described using soap and water then wipe dry. Apply a paste of powdered bathbrick and lemon juice, rub gently, and rinse with cold water to finish.
Classified ad seeking second hand furniture and tires. Includes a salesman position for a fast selling line with guaranteed tires, offering $75 weekly plus extra commissions. Mentions a tire and rubber company and location near City Ind. Class 4.
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