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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
4
The notice lists in advance pricing for subscriptions: one year two dollars and fifty cents, six months one dollar and twenty five cents, three months sixty five cents, and one month twenty five cents.
A nationwide campaign against the common English sparrow is launched as newspapers and public groups press for eradication. The effort, backed by the league, seeks funds and publicity to sustain a three year war to rid areas of the pest and its noise and mess.
An aged narrator recalls cheerful givers and harsh takers amid scenes of charity. He describes sharing nuts with a poor man who longs for treasure, the man’s gratitude, and a conviction that kindness and truthfulness guide generous deeds.
Armel notes Mr. James Armel returned from Haymarket Virginia after a stay with his son G B Armel. Master Earle Dellinger of the Agricultural High School at Middletown is spending time with his parents in Armel for a while.
A 1900s health column urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to treat infant and child constipation. It claims a coated tongue signals need for laxative action and promises quick relief through an inside cleansing, cautioning to avoid counterfeit syrups and to buy the genuine California Fire Syrup Company product.
Prince William county residents hosted and traveled as Master Earle Grim visited Winchester. Samuel Dellinger visited relatives near Middletown. Ollie Rose and family returned to Front Royal after a stay with Ewell Rose. Arthur Arniel and Roy White visited Winchester and Boyce during holidays. Charles Grim and Grove families from Boyce and Hagerstown visited Rose relatives. A Macedonia church service is planned for Sunday January 7 with Rev E W Stubaker delivering the sermon at p p m after Sunday school at 2 0 p m.
Apple Grove Va January 5. Local residents share social calls and visits to relatives across Relief Barteenville and surrounding areas. Names include Clarence Racy Carl and George Wigginton Lizzie Wiggin ton Melvin Manuel Ed Carpenter Miss Lola Wigginton Ruth Manuel and others.
Gore Virginia notes report Mrs Dorothy Smith seriously ill with limited hope of recovery due to age. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Turker Anderson is buried at Ebenezer Cemetery. Mrs Jack Marston has shown improvement.
T Kern and Edith Adams with brother Kenneth visited grandparents Mr and Mrs T C Adams near Gainesboro. Mrs Melon Adams and daughter Virginia returned home after a pleasant visit to relatives in the village. Mrs Lohn Goode, who stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs D F Kern, has returned to Intermont West Virginia.
In Gainesboro Virginia Rev C V Van Per Linden and a wife visit relatives in Baltimore over Christmas. Miss Lila DeHaven goes to Martinsburg with her parents. Miss Katie Evans spent weekend with friends. Miss Millie Adams from Winchester visited. Miss Mary Elliott and Miss Alice Beet of Gore visited friends in town.
Miss Mary DeHaven visits relatives near Winchester. Miss Janet Rinker of Willaimont visits parents here. Miss Daisy LaFollette of Neto West Virginia visits Miss Violet Parmer. Mrs Ralph Ennott of Wood’s Mill aided by Mrs M E Idiot. Miss Fannie Larrick near Heelyfeld visits sister Mrs Reverend Adams. Emma Elliott hosts a party with forty guests from Cross Junction Gore and Gainesboro.
Mr and Mrs Russell Neville and daughter Pauline visit Mrs Neville s mother Mr John McCauley in Washington Mrs Robert Johnston from near White Post returns to Alabama for a stay Mrs Daniel S Hughes returns to Charles Town after visiting Mrs Hughes mother Mrs Joseph A Miller Misses Mary and Virginia Weaver visit Mrs A S Jett General and Mrs Johnston visit friends in the village on Christmas day Mr Harry Elkins of Hagerstown spends the past week with his father Mr James Elkins in the village Mr Frank Weaver and family return home near the village after visiting relatives at Stephens City Mrs Powers spends Sunday with relatives at White Post Mrs Robert L Miller visits relatives in Baltimore John Bierery of Boston visits his brother Irwin Bierer on Saturday and Sunday
Miss Julia Jenkins of Winchester reports back relief after taking Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary symptoms. The ad notes kidney care guidelines and promotes Doan's as the reliable tonic priced at 50 cents at dealers. Fosber Milburn Co. is listed as the proprietor.
Mr and Mrs Aljourne Lockhart and son Patrick visit brother B N Lockhart at his Mountain Falls home where he improves after five weeks. Lemuel Arnold killed two hogs weighing 918 pounds total. Festus Fletcher shows improvement at home. Mrs Z A Scrivener of Waltatyre visits her father Mr B N Lockhart here. Public school activity noted.
Preaching services scheduled for Sunday at Stephenson at 11 a.m. Welltown at 3 p.m. and Bruce town at 7 p.m. by Rev. O D Lambert and Santen.
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