Real Estate Conveyances Recorded in Winchester
The Corporation Clerk records conveyances of real estate in Winchester. John S. Clark to Joseph N. Patton for a house and lot on Smithfield Avenue at 2090 dollars. M. Me Lynch Trustee to Fred H. Hable for the M. H. Spotts house and lot at Main and Monmouth for 3800. J. L. Glowser to Phebe Loy for a Highland Avenue house and lot at 1000. Carl H. Ritter to Emma K. and James W. Rosenberger for Baker Lane house and lot at 2000. Co. M. Lockhart to J. W. Baker and W. F. Shyrock for two Baker Street lots at 2000. George H. Wright to Lee R. Anderson for Highland Avenue house and lots at 800. Daisy A. Cool to Edward C. Jackson for a South Market Street house and lot at 2750. Jas H. Lockhart to George H. Wright for Highland Avenue house and lot at 1200.
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Winchester
Corporation Clerk's
John Sk. Clark
Joseph N. Patton
Smithfield Avenue
Me Lynch
Fred H. Hable
M. H. Spotts
Main
Monmouth Streets
J. L. Glowser
Phebe Loy
Highland Avenue
Carl H. Ritter
Emma K
James W. Rosenberger
Baker Lane
Co. M. Lockhart
J. W. Baker
W. F. Shyrock
Baker Street
George H. Wright
Lee R. Anderson
Daisy A. Cool
Edward C. Jackson
South Market Street
Jas. H. Lockhart
Zemo Promises Skin Relief From Eczema
An advertisement urges readers to avoid greasy salves and buy Zemo from druggists for 35 cents or one dollar for large size. It claims the antiseptic liquid cleanses and soothes skin, relieves itching, and heals eczema as well as sores burns wounds and chafing. The E W Rose Co Cleveland.
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E W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Prison chaplain leads service at Eastern Penitentiary
Rev. Zed H. Copp, chaplain, presided at a prison service attended by inmates including Jack Treadway and Marie Rose, accused of Henry T. Peirce’s murder. Treadway showed mood changes during and after the service and called to Marie as she moved to the women’s tier.
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Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Zed H. Copp
Winchester
Jack Treadwgs
Marie Rose
Henry T. Peirce
Mr. Copp
Treadway
Marie
Clean Pens Urged For Pigs To Prevent Roundworm
The article warns that Ascaris suum roundworms in pigs spread through dirty pens and contaminated soil possibly for years. It explains the infection cycle from the lungs back to the intestines, causes pneumonia or “thumps,” and notes young pigs are most vulnerable with no lung-stage treatment available. Proper sanitation is crucial to prevent severe losses.
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Bureau
FOWLS TOO FAT TO LAY EGGS
Poultry expert L Dakan at Ohio State University explains that a hen becomes fat as a poor layer rather than too fat to lay. When fat accumulates the bird often stops laying and uses fat for energy. Poor protein rations such as corn with no animal protein fail to supply nutrients needed for egg production.
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L. Dakan
Ohio State University
Birds Mighty Good Friends At Your Place
Birds are mighty good friends of ours and if we feed and shelter them we are amply repaid for our trouble. Try it and see if it doesn't work out that way for you.
Serious Cold Remedies Advocate Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to treat colds promptly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent lingering weakness and future illnesses. It asserts colds cause great losses of vitality and prepare the body for serious disease.
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Liam
Jung
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Constitutional Treatment
Catarrh is a local disease worsened by constitutional conditions. Ball's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It claims to destroy the disease's foundation, boost strength by improving health, and aid nature in healing. Free circulars from J. Chenes & C. Toledo, Ohio.
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Ball
Nature
J. Chenes
C- Toledo
Chio
A Reliable Remedy for Colds and Croup
Mrs JN Rose of Verona Pa reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy has long helped her family for coughs colds and she gave it to her granddaughter with croup last winter breaking the attack quickly. She says she recommended it to many friends and neighbors with good results.
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Dr. King
Chamberlain
J.N. Rose
Verona
Sirius Ie Some Speeder
Fragmentary notes describe Sirius as a bright star and mention distance and length of light. The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple missing or mis-typed phrases not forming a coherent report.
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Sirius
Ted
Virginia Food Plant Aims to Link Farm to Consumer
A large packing facility planned in Virginia seeks to connect local farms with city consumers. It would process poultry, cattle, milk, and fruits into ready packs delivered by parcel post, backed by leading packing-house architects and major financial interests.
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Fauquier
Otty Rewdere
Narzes
B. Hiliot
Liella Meade Farm
Virginia Foods
Dr. Elliott
Swift
Washington
Rheumatism and Blood Germs Ad Warns Readers
A vintage advertisement claims rheumatism stems from tiny disease germs in the blood and touts S S S as a blood purifier that cleanses the blood and removes the germs. It invites readers to obtain free literature and medical advice from its Atlanta address.
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S.S.S
Swift Tory
Atlanta
Empire Theatre to host Emilio de Gogorza recital
Seat sales begin Wednesday for Emilio de Gogorza at the Empire Theatre on December 28. Tickets are two dollars plus tax. reservations must be mailed or delivered to the Chamber of Commerce with proper payment, seats allocated by order of receipt, and sales limited to a late Friday deadline to avoid cancellations.
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Emilio de Gogorza
Jon
Upo Sceipt
New York
Emilio
Gogoréa
United States
Boston
California
Winchester
Our
de Gogorza
Empire Theatre
Boston Globe
America
de Go
Gorza
New York Times
Emilio Dé Gogorza Pire
Chambers
Meree
Temail
Tecel Office
Chamber of Ca
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