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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR passage references neglecting remedies and pricing of a bottle, with garbled phrases and stray words. Key readable elements discuss cough remedies, a price point of one dollar, and mentions of potential remedies or sales in a disordered historical context.
The text appears to discuss liver health remedies and fake tonics. It mentions Dr King s New Life as a supposed cure and notes claims about removing impurities. It references Bowela and Goldfish as odd references in a questionable advertisement.
A damaged OCR snippet presents obscure wording on morality and will, mentioning denial and a historical sounding phrase. The readable portion centers on abstract ethics and personal agency without concrete events or identifiable names.
A humorous quip from the Ohio State Journal notes a woman being praised until her husband spoils it by calling the laundress a washerwoman aloud in public. The line highlights social reproach for crude jokes in mixed company.
An authority explains undigested food ferments in the stomach due to hyper acidity and gas buildup. He recommends Jad Salts, a grape/lemon juice derived compound with lithia and sodium phosphate, taken before breakfast to neutralize acid and aid digestion.
Public sale of furniture and household goods of Mary M Beatley at corner Main and Clitford streets at 11 oclock on 21 1919. Items include tables sofas beds chairs carpets rugs china silver kitchen equipment and coal. All sales cash. Beardon administrator.
Reports from Chicago Gary Pittsburgh and Youngstown indicate strikers are returning to work. In Chicago area many plants operate with reduced forces while unions deny large returns. Pittsburgh mills run more fully than since the strike began with several hundred men returning daily. Carnegie Ohio Works reopen in Youngstown with about 7000 workers back, roughly 20 percent of the local total.
Mrs. Alice Erle of Pittsburgh, widow visiting with two daughters, was fined $2 and costs in police court after an argument with auto dealer Harry Ebert on Martin Street. She said Ebert backed into her car in a collision injuring her daughter, and she used profanity when he refused to settle.
Mrs. D. H. Bragonier travels to Zanesville Ohio to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Arthur Spangler. Her North Brattle street residence is leased to Mr. and Mrs. S. Jamison during her absence.
Purified and refined calomel tablets described as nausealess safe and sure with medicinal virtues retained and improved. Sold only in sealed packages at price 25c.
The page offers a duo of notes on home care and social visits. It describes how to clean discolored marble with soap water and a paste of baking soda and lemon juice, then mentions Mrs. Gerald Culberson of Long View Texas and Ms. W. B. Calmes of Richmond Virginia visiting the Misses Burgess on North Washington Street. It ends with a call to mutual aid and a snippet about helping one another.
A dealer touts savings on tires by matching exact type and size to work needs. Regular inspections are promised to prevent tire failures and extend wear, aiming to reduce overall costs for fleet operators.
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