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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
3
Ad promotes a remedy for catarrh with claims of opening nostrils and soothing inflamed nasal passages. Describes a thin spray or product that clears congestion and relieves stuffed nose rapidly. Labels suggest fast action and freshness.
In Frederick County Virginia the Clérik's Office records a suit for absolute divorce from Edward Perry. The court orders publication and notice at the courthouse, appoints Master Commissioner T R Cartier to hear additional testimony, and sets a trespassing decree execution date in Winchester beginning November 1, 1916.
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia John F Casein et al vs R Gray Williams Master Commissioner decree orders additional evidence and scheme of distribution to be settled by the Special Commissioner. Publication notice required weekly for four weeks in a Chester Virginia newspaper equals personal service. The undersigned Commissioner will hear at his law office on April 11 1916 at ten o clock am all parties in interest may attend and present evidence.
Advertises Chamberlain’s Cough as a safe remedy for cold symptoms. Claims no opium or other tinctures. Promotes widespread availability and long established reputation.
A tense road trip unfolds as Mary and Lawrence confront a hidden past and a sudden plan to elope. A cold letter prompts questions about trust and a larger family intrigue involving Mrs Endicott and a Brooke offspring. They pause in Rockville to flee together, seeking happiness after months of misery.
Trustee Herbert S. Arrick announces a public auction of a limestone farm in Frederick County Virginia. The sale follows a deed of trust dated September 27 1915 and is set for November 2 1916 at 11 a.m. in front of the County Courthouse Winchester. The property sits west of the Hite Road near Tempel in the Tredeffell area and includes an apple orchard with reserved fruit crop. Terms require one third cash day of sale with balance in two annual instalments secured by bond a deed of trust and property insurance. Buyers bear interest from date of sale.
Revi Goh of Newport News Va arrived this afternoon after the death of his nephew John M Ivans Lieut Robert Webber of the Jimely and Ohio Railroad secret service Whe Js stationed at Brunswick Md was in town today on business Dr Charles R Anderson heads for Baltimore for a May on professional business Mr and Mrs W G Weld of New York were among arrivals at Hotel Jack last night
A prominent American druggist predicts twenty years hence baldness will be rare if Mildredina Hair Remedy cures dandruff and stops hair loss. He touts the tonic as pleasant, non greasy, and effective within three weeks, offered for fifty cents a bottle by Reiter’s Drug Store.
Public sale of a one acre tract with a five room residence and outbuildings in Bridgeport near Winchester Virginia. Sale held November 4 1916 at noon in front of the Court House. terms cash with two equal annual payments secured by a deed of trust.
A farmer named Ritenour testifies in 1903 and 1915 that kidney pain backache and urinary issues vanished after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls severe pains in the back and irregular urination, and states few troubles since the treatment. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The speaker, Walt Mason, vents about rising living costs forcing constant work to feed his wife and twenty children, buy chickens and potatoes, and keep the home supplied. He rails against coffee-hunting politicians and issues a vow to remember candidates who labeled him unworthy, promising to vote against them.
A 19th century note defines a good husband as one who earns enough to support a wife in luxury and idleness, reflecting period views on marriage duties and financial provision.
Uncle Eben explains a man who has a grudge is more likely to keep you listening with stubborn tales than one who simply wants you to hear stories. The quote conveys caution about motives in conversation.
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