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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1919

Page

7

Freezone promises painless corn removal device

An advertisement touts Freezone as a fast painless remedy for hard, soft, and between toe corns and calluses. It claims instant relief with a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and assures no soreness or irritation.

Moruin Mrs. R Whitehouse Dane

Public Sale of Valuables in Frederick County Va

Special Commissioners offer Tract A of 56 acres near Star Tannery at Winchester Va for sale following July 1919 decree. Sale includes dower and reversion options, then whole tract if combined price exceeds separate bids. Terms: one third cash, two annual payments with 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust. Bonded by purchaser.

Farmers and Merchants National Bank L. H. Orndorff W. C. Cooper B. F Mary L. Orndorff B. F. Orndorff Frederick County Star Tannery KE. D. Newman T. R. Cather F.S. Tavenner Harry R. Xern John M. Steck C. B. Guyer Herbert S. Larrick M.M. Lynch Esther Ll. Ridgeway

Notable Testimony Highlights Prohibition Case Trial

The trial featured a killed-dying declaration dispute as the defense of Hall contested the admissibility of Hudson’s alleged statement. Doctors and nurses testified at Winchester Memorial Hospital where Hudson died, with officers and witnesses detailing the morning after the shooting and the car’s gunfire, including a Colt pistol found on Hudson and whiskey receipts in his possession.

Hudson Lawrence D. Hudson Winchester Hospital State Hall S. G. Brent F. S. Tavenner Commonwealth Winchester Memorial Hospital P. W. Boyd Shackelford Boyd Prohibition Brent Petersburg Baltimore Hudson and Shackelford Holmes Irwin Woodstock C. R. Anderson Winchester

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered With Reward

Readers learn that Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh at all stages through internal use and blood effects. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials, with F. J. Cheney & Co as proprietors in Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Ohio All Druggist

Witness Describes Wounds After Shooting at Shackelford

A witness recounts the body of Shackelford with two gunshot wounds noted the day after the shooting. One flesh wound crossed the left breast and a second bullet entered the right side and exited the body.

Shackelford

Federal Land Bank meeting to help Frederick farmers

The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore schedules a September 12 public meeting at Winchester Court House starting 1 30 PM. Mr I P Whitehead will explain the farm loan program offering 34 1 2 year loans at 6 1 2 percent with 1 percent added to principal. A Frederick county farm loan association must be formed with at least ten members and $20 000 in borrowings to access funds.

Frederick County Federal Land Bank of Baltimore I. P. Whitehead Court House Winchester The Star C. R. Titlow Whitehead Virginia National Farm Loan Association

His Nerve Force Slow To Return After The Flu

A Greensburg resident describes lengthy recovery after a severe flu attack. He credits Nerv Worth with rebuilding nerve strength, appetite, digestion, sleep, and energy, and offers a money back guarantee. Miller's Drug Store in Winchester sells Nerv Worth. 8-265

Greensburg H. J. Weightman James W. Kinnell Park St Miller's Drug Store Winchester

Dair, Thought He who begs timidly courts a refusal

A brief quotation from Seneca noting that timid begging invites rejection and warns against hesitant supplication. The line reflects classical stoic counsel on boldness and persistence in seeking favor or aid.

Dair Seneca

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