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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1912
Page
2
A dramatic receipt labeled Pint of Cough Syrup drew attention for its bold claim No Better Remedy at Any Price. The document, signed Fatty Guaranteed, sparked discussion among readers about medical claims and consumer skepticism.
An old home remedy blends pine extract with water to create a syrup that supposedly soothes coughs within a day. It touts appetite aid and bronchial relief, endorsing Pinex from Norway and promising a satisfaction guarantee via Wayne druggists.
The Round Hill Sunday school schedules a Christmas program of songs and recitations for Friday evening December 27. Superintendent EB J By leads the event as the school invites all to attend and enjoy the celebration.
The Centenary Reformed Church Sunday school plans a Christmas celebration at 6 o clock tomorrow evening. Pastor Rev T K Cromer will lead services at 6 45 o clock tomorrow morning. All are invited. H Hodgson of the University of Virginia spends Christmas with Mrs Annabel Hodgson on South Braddock Street. Grover Rose departs this afternoon to spend the holidays with Mr and Mrs Tharlea A Rose in Upperville Virginia. Fair tonight and Wednesday with colder conditions in the southern portion.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a guaranteed solution for itching prickly heat eczema and rashes. It claims instant relief from pain and itching, with blemishes fading, and offers 25 cent or 1 dollar bottles sold direct by E W Rose Medicine Co and locally by Miller Drug Store in Winchester.
The funeral of Mrs G W Teets was held at her home near Mes, with Rev Schmucker of Hagerstown officiating. The service included hymns The Haven of Rest Home Sweet Home and Jesus Minister to My Soul. Remains were buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Clevenger F A Cochran Turner Sendindver William Crim William Hamilton and James Grimes. Survived by husband George W Teets four children Lonzo and William of Grimes Minnie Teets and Emma Baker at home two brothers Joseph White Summit Point W Va Oscar White Wardensville W Va Mrs TB Wilson Wardensville W Va and Mrs Newton Longacre Bronaugh Mo plus many nieces nephews and seven grandchildren.
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