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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
5
President John H. Patterson and two other former National Cash Register officials appeal in Cincinnati federal court. The condensed resume spans over 2089 pages and more than 1 000 000 words. The petition cites 103 trial errors and includes many exhibits from the trial.
Interest grows as Rev. G C Smith preaches strong but tender sermons each night. Great congregations attend and many conversions occur amid a deep, pervasive feeling at every service.
A duplicate memorial service will be held at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Alexandria recalling the 130 year old solemn service marking the departure of British forces. The Alexandria committee of the Colonial Dames of America in Virginia sponsors the event with President and Mrs. Wilson invited to attend. The church will be decorated as in the original service.
A court appoints a Commissioner in Chancery to ascertain the real and personal property of A G Rutherford, its rental values, and lien priorities. Notice is to be published weekly in Winchester Virginia papers for four weeks and creditors are advised of December 1913 proceedings.
Justice Caton rules prize ecards used by merchants to speed sales are illegal lottery devices. Violators will be fined and arrested at their places of business. Joseph H. Savage of Weverton Maryland is spending the day in town on business.
Health improves when nutrition is focused and digestion aided. Watch bowel function and use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as needed. Many mothers report it saved their child's life and it is sold by druggists for fifty cents to one dollar per bottle.
The statement notes President Harrison’s ties to the Southern Railway and his plans to continue building the system. It recalls his Virginia connections, family links, and long service within the Southern’s leadership, including earlier roles with the Monon line and legal work.
An old storefront advertisement promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo claiming they restore life to hair that is lifeless or shedding. It touts immediate lather, no oil, color safety, and a money-back guarantee. Sold at Miller's Drug Store in Winchester Virginia as part of Harmony laboratory offerings.
Advertisement claims Bromo Quinine laxative cures a cold in one day and grip in two days. Prominently asks readers to look for the signature of F. W. Grove and notes the price of 25 cents.
A historic notice offers a condensed system to strengthen heart lungs and nerves, improve digestion, and harmonize with Nature’s laws. Enrolling November 8 for ages 8 to 70, graduates receive a finely illustrated diploma chart.
An advertisement from Ginn Thieton Co promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best safeguard against croup. It claims children are prone to croup after colds and that the remedy provides prompt relief, with the firm stating it is kept in households to prevent croup. Available at all druggists.
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