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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
9
The Young People groups of the church unite in a meeting at the Presbyterian Church Friday night at 8. All officers and conference attendees are urged to attend and help arrange an important program. Rev. A. H. Clark of Strasburg and Miss Frances M of Winchester are noted organizers.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a remedy for gas bloating dyspepsia and bowel issues. It claims both upper and lower intestinal cleansing plus reduction of intestinal bacteria. Endorsers include Drs H L Shoub A C Curl J Weaver and others praising its effects. Availability noted at Miner's Drug Store, Winchester.
The notice lists 36 inch bleached muslin and 27 inch heavy fleeced outing fabrics with stripes and checks,Novelty dress fabrics in fall colors, Boys and girls sport socks, Ladies chamoisette gloves, Blue Crane silk hose, cretonies in fall patterns, and Munsingwear silk chemise with heavy quality per garment.
Doeville Tennessee reader reports severe nightly urination burning and blood discharge improving after using lath rated buchu Keller Formula. The ad claims the product cleanses the bladder like encom salts and notes the tablets cost 2 cents each with local outlets Baker’s Drug Store Miller’s Drug Store and Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio.
The Star prints today’s wholesale price quotes from local buyers covering grains, feeds, poultry, dairy, and livestock. Key items include cracked corn, mixed feed, hay, eggs, butter, cattle, calves, hogs, lambs, and chickens with regional price ranges noted.
The body of Page Holliday a well known retired Frederick county farmer who died of paralysis last week at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Freeman Boyce Indian Hollow was interred last Saturday in the local cemetery. The services were held at the Boyce home by Rev Courtney Anderson and Rev Norman Cooper with hymns chosen by the family. Pallbearers included Boyd Unger Carter McFarland and others. Holliday born Leesburg 1871 graduated Virginia Institute 1892 served as major in WWI and 1926 retirement details follow his career in the army and District of Columbia Panama postings.
A note warns that overdoing can cause dull languor and occasional toxic back aches and headaches. It mentions secretions and suggests learning ways to assist kidneys by occasional use.
Representative and Mrs T W Harrison travel to Washington for the funeral of Major William B Harrison retired corps of engineers United States Army who died yesterday in Walter Reed Hospital Funeral services set for 11 tomorrow at the family residence 1716 Q Street NW Leesburg Virginia to host interment Judge Harrison named one of the pallbearers
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