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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
7
A period ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims one dose relieves dyspepsia within five minutes, stopping fermentation and gas, with digesting all foods easily. Fifty cents at any pharmacy.
Hon. Lewis P. Kniffen mayor of Wilkegbarre Pa returned home after being hosted by Mr J C Davis and Mgr O F Ritter on Valley Avenue He praised the Valley and its fine apple orchards observed during the trip
A tiny engine on display claims to be the smallest ever, weighing about a grain for the flywheel and using gold and steel parts. It runs on compressed air at 6000 revolutions per minute, with a 1.82 inch stroke and 3.1 inch bore, featuring seven teen components and a self oiling bearing system.
A clipped reminiscence fragment references Foly's Honey and Tar and Wolgy's honey and Tax and Fennoe substitutes. Franck Parker & Son credited.
The Winchester post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending December 13, 1909. Persons calling for these letters must pay the letter fee. names include Mrs. Gitton, Mrs. Willis, J. Herbert, and M. Pentley Kern.
A Winchester resident Jacob Hillyard of Kent Street testifies to decades of kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes long standing back pain worsened by damp weather and irregular kidney emissions, credits Franck Baker & Son for sale, and urges others to remember the product name Down's mud 32h with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole agents.
Edward R. Welsh and Dora M. Coffman were married near Lovettsville Virginia by Reverend Lamar of the Episcopal Church. The couple returned to Jefferson County where the groom farms.
The fragmentary text mentions Roy Koblhouwen linked with a large Buffalo corporation and a departure around Christmas to Cuba with Bethlehem Steel tied to a cash matter. Nearby notes reference a Bethelhem Steel link and a day’s activity, with medical consultation and an unspecified condition prompting travel.
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