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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
6
Relatives of Mr BD Hy of this place discuss a union with Mrs Will. A Methodist Episcopal evening event is planned for October, featuring the charming daughter of Mr fys. The note mentions real estate business and a trip to various places, with a location at No 14174.
A civil matter from 1819 lists plaintiff Beet, tee team and defendant Howard Davis seeking a divorce from bed day of. The order is filed by Clerk and dated 10-22-4.
The funeral of Mary Leakins died Tuesday at her North Braddock street residence was conducted at John Mann Methodists Episcopal Church at 2 20 PM. Burial followed in Orrick Cemetery.
The Needlework Guild requests contributions from its members to be sent to director Robert Bist. Officers include J. A. Richard as vice president and May H. Heist as secretary, with address 10721 Ip 101.
The executive committee of the Winchester Jewish Relief program meets at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss raising the local quota of 1300 dollars for Winchester and Frederick County. About 500 dollars had been received by early January and the group requests further contributions from local supporters before the deadline. Contributions should be sent to Treasurer Co W Trenary.
Newark woman Miss Kelly describes a three year battle with nervous breakdowns and daily headaches. After two years under a physician’s care she used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound on a friend’s advice and reports full recovery enabling her to work again. She permits publication of her letter to share the remedy’s success.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital announces a rummage sale on Saturday in room 20 on W. Water Street next to the Lutheran Church. Contributions can be received Friday afternoon from 3 to 4. Contact Miss Augusta Conrad at 63 if you cannot send items. Miss India Mason left this morning to visit friends in Frederick, Md., during the fair.
Rheumatism is a painful condition not restricted by age or status. It advises dressing warmly, reducing meat, drinking water, and using four ounces of rad Salts each morning for a week to eliminate uric acid and boost kidney function.
Uncle Davy, a veteran janitor aged 86 and longtime employee at John Kerr Public School, is confined to his home on East Cork street with general debility. Despite his wish to stay active, friends hope rest and quiet will restore him. his wife Mrs. Sidney Hamilton is noted for her WWI home front efforts.
Mrs. Mary Cath Williams wife of J D Williams died at her home in Stephens City after a long illness She is survived by her husband six children and several relatives including Moisers Brisedle Snapp Williams and others Many relatives from North Dakota and local family members attended the funeral held at her home and conducted by Rev J Hoge Smith with assistance from Rev C Syderstricker and Rev Frank A Strother The service followed by burial in Kerndown Presbyterian churchyard brings a large community turnout
A vintage request urges readers to mail a slip with a five-cent stamp to Foley Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products. The ad highlights Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound kidney pills and a cathartic tablet claimed to treat coughs colds rheumatism and digestive issues.
Mrs. C. J. Ellis of Sioux Falls writes she suffered kidney trouble with back pains and fatigue but after taking Foley Kidney Pills she became well and has had no kidney trouble since. The pills relieve headache rheumatic pains swollen joints puffiness under the eyes and floating specks. Sold everywhere.
Fragmentary OCR lacks coherent events or identifiable entities. Reads as garbled text about goldfish, coloring, and chemicals, with no clear incident, date, or organization to summarize.
Childrens remedy advertises California Syrup of Fide as the safest laxative for stomach liver and bowels. It urges checking the package for California on label and claims to remove poisons and offer fruity delicious directions for each bottle. Mother advised to insist on California.
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