Eye strain relief through proper glasses
A brief health note advises that proper glasses relieve eye discomfort and headaches and directs readers to See DriWecik for eyewear assessment and fitting.
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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1897
Page
2
A brief health note advises that proper glasses relieve eye discomfort and headaches and directs readers to See DriWecik for eyewear assessment and fitting.
Norfolk Baseball Club plans a 1897 Atlantic League schedule with Reading and other clubs. Delegates at the meeting in New York approve the schedule, revise the constitution to limit use of players, and set umpire assignments.
Peter Dixon and his wife rejoice as their son Peter Jr returns home from Mechanicsville New York after four months away with Willie Degee. The boy endured exposure to cold and hunger while wandering through woods and snow before being found and forgiven. He vows not to run away again.
Mrs Virginia W Taylor widow of Col John W Saunders Taylor died at 10 last night at her Freemason Street home aged ST years She leaves two children Mrs Philip A Bruce of Richmond and Mrs W H M Teed of this city She was a member of St Pauls Episcopal church and described as a lady of lovely Christian character.
A promotional notice promises hope for weakness or disease and credits a Dr Greene for discovering a path to speedy recovery. It invites readers to consult Dr Greene at 1% West 4th Street New York City, by letter or in person, with free treatment and home service.
Washington reports fair and colder conditions today with southeastern Virginia and eastern North Carolina turning cooler. Northwesterly to northerly winds noted. sun rises 6 59 a m and sets 6 28 p m. Tidal highlights include high water 3 23 a m 4 06 p m low water 10 00 a m 10 06 p m.
The U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports a 24 hour period with a maximum of 66 and a minimum of 3 tens plus 1 degree from normal. Rainfall in 24 hours is 0.2 inches and 4 3 00 inches since March. J J Gray observer.
The Grand on Church street will open April 5 if Stronach and Raymond complete enhancements. The lobby and interior will be finished in white with a remodeled box office, a ladies waiting room, and electric lighting. The stage measures 60 by 30 feet with seating for about 900 on the lower floor and a 110-seat balcony section for concerted audiences.
A Norfolk note list: Makemie Choral Union met at First Presbyterian Church. Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Mechanics to meet today. Baltimore excursionists reached town then traveled to Virginia Beach. Rev George P Rutledge on five day circuit. Queen Street Methodist revival thriving with nightly services. Armory hill drill and music by Naval Post Band tonight. Rev Arthur Lloyd preached at Grace Church. Fourth Virginia Regiment officers attended battalion drill in Suffolk. W Cox of Kertford Nc back from Europe en route home. W A Smith of Norfolk to Washington with his baseball team. New steeple framework for Preemason Street Baptist church up and painted, flag atop. Rev M R B Wharton to give commencement at Halli mire Dental College next Wednesday. W T U ladies to conduct meeting at Union Mission tonight. Marriage announced next Wednesday at 4 pm for Miss Sadie Spagat and Mr Arthur Morris at the Spagat residence 130 Bank Street.
Mr re PD Van Wyck offered 310 in cash and the Acadmy for two nights without charge to aid Portamouth in buying a hook and ladder carriage. The offer has been accepted by Mayor Baird.
The Hong Kong Tea company reports strong sales of their blending lens products and favorable testimonials. Yesterday was ladies day with many caddies sold. another ladies day is planned. Advertising will last thirty days after which foods are sold on merit. Term: single cans 1.6 for 5 and 18 cans for 310. Orders by mail to 174 Church Street near Main.
The Seaside Union of Epworth League met at Centenary Methodist Church with crowded attendance. Devotional exercises led by the Epworth League and address by Mr. Southgate preceded reports showing mixed membership totals across churches, strong charity activity, and ongoing devotional programs.
The annual meeting action is listed for the stockholders of West Norrole Land and Improvement Company to be held at the company office in Norfolk, Virginia on Monday April 7 1997 at 10 o'clock p m with secretary Tayor noted. The passage also records obituaries for Virginia Payor and Elsy Fentress with funeral services details in Portsmouth and Portmouth area churches.
The funeral for the late Tt LILLISTON will be from his residence Union Pine Huntersville on Friday morning March 9 at 11:00 o clock. Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend. Richmond papers please copy.
Street-11 families were relieved and 658 visits were made to the sick and needy. Epworth-110 visits 119 meals 116 garments 12 baskets of provisions 17 cottage prayer meetings 7 new Sunday school scholars received $48.78 expended $50.89. Rev. Mr. Atwill addressed the group praising Epworth Leaguers for boosting church sociability aiding the suffering and supporting the pastor. Mrs. Pullen sang a solo then “When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder” by the union before dismissal by Rev. Dr. Johnston.
A large Norfolk audience enjoyed an organ recital at Freema son Street Baptist Church last night. Led by organist William H. Jones, with Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Alice Lucy Jones, and Mr. William D. Crowell performing, the program featured Gullmant, Dubies, Saint Saens, Chauvet, Faure, Guilmant, Salome, Gounod, and Lemmens, including marches, arias, and a nuptial postlude.
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