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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
7
An oper letter promotes Kojene as a non poisonous antiseptic vastly stronger than Carbolic Acid and Chloride, claiming it cures sore throats ulcers and skin blemishes. It advocates distributors tell customers it can be used as a mouth wash and promises a money back guarantee if buyers are not delighted.
The poem reflects on a sunset reflecting life’s toil and a poet’s remorse for neglecting duties to aid others. It contrasts self focused effort with acts of kindness, urging memory of good deeds in the gloaming to earn a brighter moral record.
Mrs Henrietta Olive Littleton left a will dated July 12 on Long Island directing a $25,000 bequest to the Blue Ridge Industrial School Duke. She also left $75,000 to Leesburg Hospital and $25,000 to Episcopal churches at Leesburg and Aldie. Her Oak Hill estate in Loudoun county once belonged to President Monroe. The estate totals about $2,000,000 with most going to her husband and two sons.
J L Reardon of the county paid a 20.25 fine and costs in police court last night for operating an automobile with a West Virginia license. He testified he bought the car just yesterday and had no chance to obtain a Virginia license.
Funeral for Mrs. Margaret Noakes will be from 413 North Market Street Sunday at 3 p.m. The service will be conducted by Rev. Boyd V. Switzer and Rev. F. R. Casselman. Interment follows in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
A Hayfield resident who sells produce reports ice forming on streams and still water in the area several times this autumn. The weather is the coldest yet recorded this fall with frost occurring on nearly every night in the region.
A health note claims many women appear aged due to overwork and nervous fatigue and recommends Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. In a survey of 121000 users, about 98 of every 100 reported benefit from its use.
The Rev. 8 R Ludwig of the United Brethren Church announces preaching services at Mount Zion Church this Sunday at 11 a m. Mount Zion was accidentally omitted from yesterday's schedule and is now listed.
An advertisement touts Dioxol tablets as a safe, inexpensive remedy for liver trouble. It claims liver cleaning removes poisons, improves blood flow, clears sallow skin, and restores vitality within 24 hours.
A local economy column notes a sale featuring 16 inch unbleached Mie lin heavy soft finish and very special 42x86 bleached items. It lists pillow cases bath towels ladies wool sweaters cretonnes and cretonnes with specially priced items and an assortment of patterns for curtains and muslin materials.
Property listing for a seven room brick house offered to H. W. Barrett at 411 North Kent Street. Advertisement date appears as 9-16-1f-1, with sale or purchase inquiry directed to the listed contact.
An old fashioned ad promotes dandelion liver disks combining dandelion with other vegetables for liver stomach and bowels. It claims benefits for all bad livers and not harmful to good livers, attributed to People’s Drug Store.
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