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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1915

Page

5

Free Advice to Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham Co

Women facing female illnesses are invited to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co confidential woman to woman correspondence in Lynn Massachusetts. The firm promises strict privacy and offers free personalized advice based on years of experience. A free 80 page Text Book is also available by mail request to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.

Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass Lynn, Mass Lydia E. Pinkham

Two Held on Serious Charges in Staunton

J W Evers a Staunton Harrisonburg bus conductor and Adela Tilly near Elkton are jailed on charges for living as man and wife at a New Street Staunton home. They deny the accusations. Evers married with several children, arrested after police traced their three week stay and a tip from Rockingham County Sheriff.

J. W. Evers Dayton Staunton Harrisonburg Adela Tilly Elkton New Street Evers Rockingham County

Railroad Schedules Cumberland Valley June 27 1915

Train timetable lists arrivals and departures between Philadelphia and New York with stop times for multiple trains. The schedule notes Sunday and weekday services and includes station remarks by supervisor and general agent.

Southern Railway Schedule From Strasburg 1914

Westhound from Strasburg No 23 daily 7 40 am to Harrisonburg arriving 9 30 am No 49 daily 12 25 noon to Harrisonburg arriving 2 30 pm Buffet Parlor Car No 21 daily 7 59 pm to Harrisonburg arriving 10 15 pm Eastbound from Strasburg No 14 daily 7 75 am Limited to Alexandria and Washington arriving 11 50 am Buffet Parlor Car No 28 daily 5 10 pm to Washington No 24 daily local from Harrisonburg to Strasburg arriving 7 30 pm Local for Alexandria Washington 9 15 pm George W Westbury Gen Agent Washington

Westhound Strasburg Harrisonburg Marrisonburg Alexandria Washington C. W. Westbury Gen Agt Ashington

Norfolk and Western Train Schedules for Bristol and Nearby

Rail lines show No 13 at 9 18 a m to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stations with Pullman sleepers and cafe car Shenandoah. No 1 at 2 27 a m to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stops with connections to Memphis special. No 27 at 6 38 p m to Shenandoah and intermediate stations. Northbound No 28 at 9 32 a m to Hagerstown and intermediate stops with Jersey connections to Washington. No 14 at 7 04 p m to Hagerstown with Pullman sleeper to New York. No 2 at 12 54 a m to Hagerstown with sleeper to New York and Philadelphia.

Bristol Pullman Roanoke Broiler Binefield Pocahontas Welch Norton Gary Winston-Satem Shenandoah Memphis Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Washington Pullman Sleeper

Trone BREVITIES

Mrs Cathrine Marple spent Saturday with Mrs Sarah Triplette and attended the conference at the Christian church in Trone Virginia on August 20 by local note.

Trone Catherine Marple Sarah Triplette The Christian

Sunday church notes show local visitors over weekend

Mr Francis Pingley of Chambersville spent Friday night and Saturday with friends at High View and Trone. Mr and Mrs J F Chapman visited relatives near Berryville. Fannie Chapman and Eula Hoover visited Mr and Mrs Charles Richard. Mrs T F Morrison and Mrs Sarah Triplette called on Mr J F Chapman Tuesday afternoon.

Francis Pingley Chambersville High View J. F. Chapman Berryville Tms Fannie Chapman Miss Eula Hoover Charles Richard T. FE. Morrison Sarah Triplette

Advance In Coal Prices Predicted

Coal dealers warn of a likely rise in prices for all coal from Pennsylvania anthracite fields. The Scranton scale committee report, divided into 20 parts, could force higher costs if operators concede to the committee's demands, prompting buyers to stock up for winter to save money.

Winchester Commercial Pony Contest Opens June 19

A local merchants contest awards a Shetland Pony buggy and harness to a boy or girl 16 or younger. Votes are earned by purchases or old account payments at participating firms, with multiple ballot boxes and five pony votes per Save wrappers and Pepsi bottles. Ballots count after the end date October 24.

Winchester M. Solenberger Gray & Streit Geo. Sonneborn, Jr C. J. Brumback Beck’s Steam Bakery Pepsi-Cola Co Amyl-Kijo Chemical Co

State Adopts More Active War On Consumption

Virginia's tuberculosis commission, formed by Governor Stuart, adjourned after reviewing 1914 state death statistics. The panels urged creation of new sanatorium care, public education, and investigations into orphans of tuberculous mothers, with members including Senator W L Andrews and Dr H T Marshall.

W.L. Andrews Roanoke Edmund Strudwick Richmond I. E. Spatig Brunswick A. T. Lincoln Marion H. T. Marshall University of Virginia

Bids Wanted for Stand Privileges at Picnic

Sealed bids are invited for stand privileges at the Seventh Annual Picnic of Modern Woodmen of America in Boyce Virginia on Labor Day Monday September 6 1915. Bids cover lunches ice cream tobacco confectionery and fruits soft drinks. Bids must be received by August 24 1915 at 8 pm by the committee which reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For details contact T P Jounin Chinn Boyce Va. la w

Modern Woodmen of America Boyce Va T. P. Jounin Chinn Boyce

Social Notes From Clarke at Berryville Virginia

Clarke notes detail a luncheon auction bridge party hosted by Mrs. John B. Neill honoring sisters Mrs. Sud dath of Warrensburg Missouri and Mrs. Bayard Stevens of Hoboken New Jersey. An assemblage of local and visiting ladies and guests at various homes and hotels is listed with brief movements and visits.

Berryville, Va John B. Neill William Sud Norfolk C. F. McGuire Hoboken N. J Horace Smithey Washington, D. C John Chew New York John D. Winter Leeland Miss G. H. Williams Mesdames W. B. Grove F. G. Hatchell L. M. Allen R. Perrine David Allen W. T. Lewis Archibald Osborne Frank McCormick J. H. M. Clagett Blackburn Smith A. Cummins Paul D. Kelly George Rice Thomas Reynolds Chloe Cook Baltimore Hallie Williams Lynchburg Bessie Luke W. R. Gregg Poughkeepsie N. Y iMiss Etta Brockenbrough Edward Wall Thomas Bowling Samuel Parkins Ella Staley Edward Burke Staunton Jacob Warden

Miserly Offer Sparks Minute Cash Plea in Boston

A Boston Transcript item recounts a man saving a life being offered fifty cents by Miserly. The rescuer accepted but kept twenty cents as change, highlighting a frugal episode in a civic note.

Miserly Boston Transcript

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