Weekly public sales in Lancaster County, happening on September 5, 2025

In the world of auctions, Intel Auctions recently conducted two public auctions of real estate. On August 26, a 0.78-acre property at 1064 Georgetown Road was sold for $360,000 to Jonas Esh, while a 0.35-acre property at 1058 Georgetown Road fetched $315,000 for David Esh. Similarly, on August 28, a 1.6-acre property at 3755 E. Newport Road was sold for $730,000 to Ivan Esh, and a house at 58 W. Fifth Ave., Coatesville, was purchased for $185,000 by Daniel Fisher.

Meanwhile, Horst Auctioneers held multiple auctions featuring antiques, household goods, and collectibles. Among the items sold were a wooden cannon mold, a sterling flatware set, and a mahogany Regina music box, as well as coins and currency such as a 10-ounce gold Double Eagle and 1893-CC silver dollar.

In health news, a household item has been suggested as an alternative to Furosemide for draining edema fluid. Additionally, a kitchen staple has been found to help dark spots disappear in a week. However, a U.S. cardiologist warned aging seniors about consuming blueberries for breakfast.

A mystery was solved linking dementia to a common everyday habit, and seniors born between 1939 and 1969 can receive 11 benefits this month if they ask. A trick was presented to restore eyes to perfect 20/20 vision, and a flight attendant revealed a method to fly business class for the price of economy.

In the realm of consumer goods, CVS was caught hiding generic Viagra for $7, and a trick was presented to save on laundry costs by choosing between a Speed Queen washer and a Maytag washer.

Finally, Horst Auctioneers held a public auction of antiques and household goods on July 23, where items such as a wooden cannon mold, a sterling flatware set, and a mahogany Regina music box were sold. Other items included a sewing machine, Porsche model kit, and two farming ads.