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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
3
A patient named Mrs. Jennie Gardner of Monett Missouri testifies in a letter that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey helped her through menopause. She reports strong health, no inconvenience, and plans to use the product for life, endorsing its remedial qualities to others.
An advertisement promotes Papes Diapepsin promising relief from indigestion and related symptoms. It claims a single dose digests meals and prevents fermentation, gas, belching, and stomach pain, with a 60 cent case available from druggists and rapid relief within five minutes.
Do Trone Virginia residents Mr J Prank Chapman and his cousin Miss Mabel Hoover of Hayfield spent Sunday with his parents in Trone. Mr Edgar Lafoliette was a pleasant caller at the home of Mrs Sarah Triplette recently.
The section lies under a heavy layer of snow with hopes it will melt into needed water. Miss Rena Fletcher and her brother Leslie called pleasantly at the home of Mr K E Lafollettte on Sunday. Mrs Edward Hicks shows some improvement from rheumatism. Mr Brandell Larrick, the local public school teacher, has returned to duties after illness.
Mrs Katharine Daingerfield daughter of the late Henry Daingerfield and Mrs Daingerfield of Washington married Carroll Wilson Raisin son of the late Mr and Mrs L Freeman Raisin of Baltimore in Trinity Church Georgetown. The ceremony by Rev Father J A Con tay followed mass with the bride given away by her brother J S Barbour Daingerfield. The couple left for a wedding journey and will reside at the Belvedere for winter. this marks the second marriage between the two old Maryland Virginia families with sister Alice Raisin marrying J S Barbour Daingerfield.
President Taft and Count Von Bernstorff attended the unveiling of Baron Von Steuben’s statue at Lafayette Square. Helen Taft unveiled the memorial as 10 000 soldiers sailors and civilians marched in a sunlit parade amid music by the Marine Band and a chorus of 1000 voices.
The Altoona Motor Club will appoint a committee to push a $50,000,000 bond issue for highway improvements and to seek liberal appropriations until the measure is put to voters. Local motorists want a new Altoona Tyrone road and upgrades to the Altoona Cambria County line route.
Census bureau data shows North Dakota with 577,056 residents, up 257,910 since 1900, an 80.8 percent rise, and South Dakota at 583,888, up 182,318 or 45.4 percent. In San Francisco, Domingo Navarro, president of the Scaters union, was shot and killed by Augistine Arevillo during a meeting that turned riotous.
A Miller's Drug Store advertisement promotes Rexall Remedies with a risk free trial. It claims Rexall Orderlies are candy like, gentle, non irritant and suitable for children and delicate persons. The ad urges customers to try at the store, Miller's Drug Store on North Main Street.
Secretary MacVeagh urges rapid development of an international function for American finance. He calls for banks at key ports abroad and merchant ships under American control to support commerce. He criticizes the treasury Customs Service as burdensome and urges revenue payments by certified checks and rewards for whistleblowers. He notes reforms in New York reducing spoils and bribery.
The Miller Drug Store promotes ZEMO and ZEMO soap for irritated skin and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad claims ZEMO, a clear external liquid, has cured eczema pimples dandruff and other skin eruptions for all ages.
Private sale offers the Price Mullen property at Main and Clifford Streets Winchester Virginia. The parcels include a wooden shop, a stone brick corner house, a log weather boarded house, and two Clifford street lots. Terms require one fourth cash and balance in three annual payments secured by deeds of trust.
Pekin reports indicate the ancient absolute regime may end after the January 1911 New Year. The imperial senate has urged immediate creation of a constitutional cabinet as provincial assemblies push toward popular government. The last empress dowager had planned a parliament for 1915, but public demand accelerated convocation.
During a heavy snow storm on Tuesday night the Newport naval wireless station operator connected with the Colon Panama station for a twenty minute conversation. The 1981 mile link set a Newport record for distance and clarity with perfect transmission despite the storm.
Senator Bob Taylor of Tennessee urges Congress to declare tobacco a food or drug and to punish adulteration or misbranding of tobacco products. The bill would bring tobacco under the foods and drugs act and extend enforcement.
Paris reports no truth to a suicide rumor linking the famed Frenchman to Count Boni de Castellane. Toronto notes pay as you enter streetcars continued after rioting. twelve cars wrecked, windows smashed, eighteen injured, eight arraigned for disorderly conduct. New York records a marriage license for Albert Brown Chandler and Mildred Vivian, she 38, he 70.
Public notice announcing a sale of real estate accompanied by an advertisement for Pazo Ointment claiming cure of piles. The offer promises a 14 day guarantee or money back, with a 60 cent price for the ointment.
A foreclosure sale in Winchester Frederick County Virginia lists parcels on FaFairmont Avenue and adjacent streets with multiple lot divisions. Terms include payment in four parcels or two installments, with bonds secured by a deed of premises and insurance, under decree of the Circuit Court.
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