Colored barber dies after long illness in city
Samuel F. Mash a prominent colored barber of this city died at his home on East Piccadilly Street after a yearlong illness. He began in barber work soon after the Civil War, studied under Henry Bartlett Sr, and ran a North Margaret Street shop. He was an officer and former district lecturer of King Hirma Lodge No. 53 and longtime attendee and trustee of St. Paul A M B Church. He left a widow Ananda Mash, a brother John Mash, and half brother Daniel Lett, and was about 62.
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Barrels for Ballots In Jersey Used By Polls
The Associated Press reports New Jersey polling places used barrels for ballot boxes due to the greatly increased vote from suffrage. Polls stayed open longer than usual while many states announced closing times varying by city and county.
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Sullivan takes over realty business at Court House Square
Mr. B M Sullivan has acquired the real estate business of the late W W L Fultz and will operate from Court House Square. He previously worked with Fultz in buying and selling properties and brings seasoned experience and sound judgment to the firm. He lists many town county and suburban properties and pledges continued honorable dealings.
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Local Market Prices and Dairy Goods Report
Market notes list prices for wheat corn oats and related grains with dairy butter and hay quoted. Livestock prices include cattle calves lambs and hogs with ranges for steers heifers and cows. Local feed and flour markets show mill products and mixed feeds with approximate per hundredweight and per sack figures.
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Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for stuffed nostrils and head congestion. It claims the first dose clears nasal passages, stops runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. The product supposedly works without assistance and tastes pleasant.
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Danderine Hair Care Ad Claims Dandruff Elimination
An old advertisement touts Danderine promising to stop hair loss and dandruff after a few uses. It claims hair becomes thicker, brighter, and more abundant with each application, noting low cost per bottle and visible improvements.
Winchester man seeks full discharge in bankruptcy case
Clinton E. Crismore of Winchester Frederick County Virginia filed for bankruptcy under federal acts. He was adjudged bankrupt on April 16 1919 and has surrendered all property and complied with court orders. He asks the District Court to grant him a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate except those legally excepted. The petition is dated July 23 1920.
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Lynch
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Notice of Hearing on Petition in Western District Virginia
The court orders a hearing on the petition for November 23 1920 at Harrisonburg at 10 in the morning. It directs publication in The Evening Star Winchester and mailing copies of the petition and order to all known creditors. Witness Henry C McJowell judge and clerk CB Gentry signs dated October 13 1920.
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