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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
3
Mrs Hattie Chavers reports a child suffered a head rash with hair loss but improved after using a remedy sold by a friend. Treatment earlier failed. after using the product the scalp cleared and hair regrew, yielding a healthy head of hair.
Readable fragment claims a soap relieves dandruff and benefits skin and scalp. Mentions branding and odorless formula. text is incomplete but suggests hair and scalp care product promotion.
A fragment describing a real estate sale of 157 acres with a 10 room dwelling and a six month tenant house. Water provided by a well spring, seven acres bearing orchard two years old. Also mentions a phrase about forming information and a contact reference to Md. with a price of 1 cent per something.
Rev. Frank A. Strother to preach at 11 o clock Christmas morning at Brucetown Episcopal Church South. Various residents from Frederick county and nearby areas are passing holidays visiting relatives in town, including families from Shenandoah Valley and Philadelphia, with several planning Christmas gatherings at local homes.
Fort Wayne readers report Mrs. J. Schondel of Madison Street endured years of paralysis from rheumatism. After trying multiple remedies, she credits Root Juice treatment from Keller Drug Co. with her rapid improvement. She soon regained mobility and can care for her home again.
A marriage license was issued by the Frederic Circuit Court clerk's office. Jeremiah Marple, son of John W. Marple, and Edith Git- Ot ced ve-groom are named in the proceeding.
An advertisement touts a home made cough syrup recipe using granulated sugar and water, claiming quick relief and laxative effects. It also promotes Pinex as a concentrated pine extract remedy with guaiacol, offering a money back guarantee and urging readers to ask their druggist or order from The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.
Right Eminent Sir John D. Oglesby of Lynchburg, grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Virginia, replies to Knights of the Temple with a Christmas greeting. He urges Christian knighthood to aid humanity, promote justice, and live by Nazareth teachings while expressing wishes for joy, peace, and contentment at Christmastide.
Mrs Clark and Mrs Melvin Green issue invitations for a Christmas dance to be held at their home at the corner of Washington and Amherst streets. The notice emphasizes a cordial social event for friends and neighbors during the holiday season.
City of Winchester Virginia advertises bid for lease of its auditorium including piano, stage scenery, and furnishings. Terms cover heating lighting, moving picture use with insurance, city supervision, janitorial duties, and city reserved fifteen days of use annually. failure to perform may lead to repossession and damages.
A physician warns that thin stockings and shoes worsen colds and may lead to bankruptcy for doctors. He emphasizes early treatment of colds to prevent pneumonia and recommends a popular remedy sold by druggists.
The Citizens' Band will rehearse at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening with new music likely to be tried for the first time. A concert may be given at some point during the Christmas season.
Beautiful decorations transform the hallways and dining room at the hotel for the holiday season. The dining room will appear unusually attractive on Christmas Day with a tempting menu prepared by Manager Jack.
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Alexander M Baker for a reception at their Washington street home on December 31 in honor of Mrs Harry Flood Byrd Mrs Lewis M Allen and Mrs Peter Vredenburgh of Freehold New Jersey Mrs Thomas W Steck left this afternoon to visit her parents in Manheim Pennsylvania and will be joined tomorrow by Mr Steck
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