Edward Kanious Statement Highlights Health Revival
Edward Kanious, a Western Maryland Road conductor from Hagerstown, credits Dreco with restoring his health after stomach trouble nervousness and insomnia. He claims the first dose helped and touts Dreco as an efficient remedy for a wide range of ailments. Mitler's Drug Store sells the medicine and hosts health talks for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Manious
Maryland
West Revenue
Hagerstown
Dreco
Mitler
Varnish and Enamel Paints and Chamberlain's Tablets
Varnish from fossil resins like copal and kauri yields high luster enamels mixed with zinc oxide. Popular Science Monthly notes resins flow from trees and formed deposits in the earth, mined in Africa and New Zealand. Chamberlain's Tablets praised by G A McBride for relief, available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
New Zealand
Popular Science Monthly
Musical Comedy At Empire Next Week
The Empire presents a musical comedy for Friday night with a Chicago publishing house lineup. Gress, the eland agent, arrives with enthusiasm as the Wisard appears on October 4. The cast includes noted singers and dancers, with a chorus and male quartet to accompany, tickets range from 25 cents to 1.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Wiseland
The
Eland
Hureday
Promine
Chicago
Icoe House
Chica
Nver
Miss Bertha Shearer Weds John Graybill Clark in Philadelphia
Miss Bertha B. Shearer daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Shearer and the late John W Shearer of Philadelphia married John Graybill Clark also of Philadelphia in Philadelphia on September 27. They will live in Philadelphia after January. Her Winchester connections include her Millwood Virginia lineage and relations William E Lee R Frank Grim and Mrs Mary E Zirkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Bertha B. Shearer
Elizabeth Shearer
John W. Shearer
Philadelphia
John Graybill Clark
Millwood
Clarke County
Levi
T. F. Grim
William E., Lee R
Frank Grim
Mary E. Zirkle
Return from Campbellsburg visit brings Humstons home
Dr and Mrs E Humston and Mrs J L Humston and two children returned yesterday afternoon from Campbellsburg Kentucky where they spent a month visiting relatives and friends They were accompanied by Mrs Nora Humston of Campbellsburg who is now the guest of Dr and Mrs Humston at their South Main street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Re Humston
J. L. Humston
Campbellsburg
Nora Humston
Resolution Demands Munitions for Britain Contested
Former President rejects claims of British munitions hoax and condemns German aggression. He harshly criticizes those who excuse or condone the sinkings, including the hospital ship Sussex, and asserts leaders must fully defend American interests and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Red Cross
Properly Storing Leftover Paint and Varnish Tips
After housecleaning, use small cans for partially used paint or varnish. Pour leftovers into small tins and cover with melted paraffin wax. The mixture will keep indefinitely and stay usable, avoiding premature spoilage.
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H. HA
Shenandoah Valley
Nat. Bank
Winchester, VA
Northern
Virginia
APPLE
John M. Miller
People’s Bargain Store
Bell Phone
Star
Frederick County
Commercial and Savings Bank “Safety and Service
Rogers
E. Bruce Capper
Edward Kanious
Secret of Health
Chamberlain
G. A. McBride
Headford
Ont
Miss Shearer
Kentucky
William Wamsher
Karl Bowers
the New
Wizard of
Terpsichoreans
Golden Gate ‘Quartette
the Wizard of Wiseland
Empire Theatre
Boyer
Petticoat Minstrels
Pearl White
Signal Lantern
Hearst-Pathe
Jerry
Red Widow
John Barry More
Aooy
Great Britain
Germany
Nicodemus Farm
Lenore Va
Swagger
Price
Hodgson & Brown
Jewelers
West Water St
Winchester. Va
Jones
Fletcher
H. Hable
Kathleen McCartney
Stephens City High School
Bell
Hite eCartney
Stephens City
Apple Mens
Jel
Bank of Personal Service
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
National Banks of the
United States
Gray & Sheetz
Denny-Clove CO. Inc
R. A. Denny Leading Jewelers
N. Main St
Main Street
Good & CO. Real Estate and
Woodward’s
S. Main Street
Elgin
H. J. Mowrey
Tanginnati
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