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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
5
Classified note lists regular blinds at 25c for 75¢ lace curtain Horse blankets and plush robes. Mentions stable blankets Regular 100 yds oil cloth 2 1 7 wide priced at 50c oil wide. Itemized fabric and textile offerings with sale terms.
Miller Drug Store advertises ZEMO and ZEMO soap for irritated skin with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad touts ZEMO as a clear external liquid used for eczema pimples dandruff and other skin eruptions for both infants and adults.
AP Berryville personals note visitors and residents from New York, Charlestown, Winchester, Washington DC, Petersburg, White Post, Falls Church, Hoboken, Dallas, Richmond, and Philadelphia. Names include F L Sommer, Mack Clagett, L O Gore, Walker, Lucy Melvestine, Mamie Denny, Mary Powers, L P Wheat Jr, Lee Fisher, Madison Strong, Henry Patteson, R P Page, W T Milton, Robert Massey, Edwin Stevens, Basil Stevens, Castle Point, J Ogden, Evelyn McGuire, and others.
The Rexall Store pledges complete satisfaction with Rexall 93 Hair Tonic and offers a full refund if it fails to meet claims. The tonic promises to eradicate dandruff, stimulate hair growth, and prevent premature baldness. Sold in two sizes, 50c and $1.00, at Miller's Drug Store on North Main Street.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe remedy for indigestion sour stomach and related discomfort. It claims digestion occurs within five minutes after taking the 50 cent case and lists symptoms it relieves including gas nausea and headaches.
The ad claims Scott's Emulsion renews and sustains weak babies pale delicate children tired nervous women and feeble aged people. It says the formula contains no drug or harmful ingredient and now includes alcohol to build up both young and old.
Jealous husband Charles Andrews opened fire as his wife Mrs. Charles Andrews and her brother Edward Andrews tried to enter Edward Andrews home. Mrs. Andrews and her brother were wounded. Andrews fled, later turning himself in with a self-inflicted thumb wound. Police say he may be insane from worry.
In Bern the federal assembly elected Marc-Emile Ruchet as president of the Swiss Confederation for 1911 and Louis Ferrer as vice president of the federal council. Ruchet is currently vice president and head of the interior department. Ferrer previously held the presidency in 1906, while the retiring president is Robert Comtesse.
The German steamer Palermo wrecked off Cape Corrobodo on the west coast of Galicia Spain after a fierce gale last Sunday night. All aboard, five passengers and nineteen crew, are presumed drowned. Advices confirm the total loss of the vessel.
A bustling holiday catalog describes gifts across departments from handkerchiefs and gloves to hosiery, umbrellas, furs, and fancy linen. It lists affordable trinkets and practical items like neckwear, purses, jewelry boxes, framed pics, and toilet sets, signaling a broad gift selection.
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