Dreco hailed as cure after two years of suffering
Mrs. A. B. Gross of Hyndman Pa praises Dreco after her husband endured two years of dizziness headaches and weight loss. She reports dramatic improvement after starting Dreco with the medicine now sold at Miller’s Drug Store in Winchester where the Dreco Man hosts daily public receptions and offers free samples to early visitors.
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Hyndman, Pa
Dreco
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Miller’s Drug Store
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Walter F. Dixon
Joseph L. Butler
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Dreco free bottle offer in Winchester and vicinity
An invitation to all in Winchester and nearby to visit Miller's Drug Store to receive a free bottle of Dreco. The ad claims Dreco cures indigestion, strengthens digestion, boosts vitality, and eases stomach troubles, with testimonials and a sales pitch by the Dreco Man.
Dreco praised by Virginia guard for health relief
A Middlebrook convict camp guard named C. FR. Lavis credits Dreco with curing his sluggish liver weak kidneys and stomach and claims the tonic filled him with strength. He says a red hot stove failed to warm his cold feet during winter and urges others to try the medicine.
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Virginia
Middlebrook
Winchester
Miller’s Drug Store
Community Notes From Hogue Creek Virginia Social Roundups
Local brief items list visits and family gatherings across Hogue Creek Virginia and nearby towns. Entries mention A O Cooper, Ben White, J S Orndorff, Charles White, Albert Nail, Harry White, Jacob Keckley, James Foreman Gore, David Foster and family, Ed Peer and daughters, W F Orndorff, Ruth Sampsell, Winchester visitors, Mrs W F Orndorff’s health, Lola Pingley and Cecil Loy marriage at Hagerstown, Luther Larrick painting, frosts causing some damage, Miss Clike Painter illness, Rev C Sydenstr Wer at Locust Date, Hugh Frey and Ora Unger trip, F T Frey family, B C Painter telegraph to ill wife, J A Perry visit, Noah Painter returning to Luray, J C Hale and H C Cave visit, Cleatis Painter to Detroit, Mary Hale at Boyce, Mrs Thomas Perry and Mattie Mumaw in Cumberland Ma and Keyser W Va, L J Williams and T H Clemons visit, Elie Higgs visiting sister, Ida L Harford missionary work in NC mountains with brother Louis Harford.
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Harry White
Jacob Keckley
S J. S. Orndorff
James Foreman
Gore
David Foster
Sarah
Randall and
Abraham
Ed Peer
W. F. Orndorff
Thomas Perry
Mattie Mumaw
Cumberland
Keyser
W. Va
L. J. Williams
T. H. Clemons
Eléie Higgs
Luray
Dave Fleming
Visitors and family news from Canterburg Virginia
Miss Katherine Frederick and Miss Edith Tippette of Washington visited Miss Frederick’s sister Mrs. Frank Smith. Guests at Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hale included Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Williams and daughter Nellie, Miss Maggie Sargent and brother Arthur, and Mrs. H. C. Cave of Washington. The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Albin.
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H. C. Cave
Attorney Stephenson Joins U S Government Service
W Roy Stephenson, prominent local attorney, has been notified by the War Department of acceptance into the Public Service Reserve. He is attached to U S government service and may be called to duty, though not active in any army branch. He offered his services to Secretary Newton Baker, which led to enrollment.
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The
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Public Service Reserve
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United States
Newton Baker
Winchester
War Department
Sheriff Pannett Returns Home After Illness
Sheriff Luther Pannett, who suffered a severe cold and pneumonia threat while on vacation, has improved enough to be out again though still weak. He had been in weakened condition but recovery progressed enough for a return to activity.
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