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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1916
Page
3
Pure blood enables the stomach liver and digestive organs to function properly. Without it there is loss of appetite faintness and general digestive disturbance. Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood and is touted as successful in treating many ailments. Get it today.
Those who eat breakfast after eight, lunch at noon and dinner at six risk indigestion. Five hours should pass between meals. If troubled by corve, take Chamberlin's Tablets and expect a quick recovery. These tablets strengthen the stomach to function naturally. Obtainable everywhere.
Mountain Falls Virginia January 8 1917. On December 24 1916 at 930 p m Miss Lucy Webb Moore became the wife of Mr Grover Cleveland Bucher The ceremony was performed by Reverend E K Thomas of Hagerstown Maryland The bride wore a blue traveling suit with hat and gloves Numerous relatives and friends extend sincere congratulations and best wishes for a happy life together
ABryan County resident details a home canning movement funded by a sub ten dollar outfit. She reports producing ample foods including tomatoes blackberries cabbage kraut pumpkins and onions along with sugar cane sugar crops and a half acre of tomatoes. She notes raising peanuts chickens hogs and rhubarb for pies and selling seed.
Wall Street reports say the Cambria Lackawanna and Youngstown Tube companies will merge, creating the biggest steel deal since the Steel Corporation. Only a few Lackawanna Steel stockholders hold back the agreement as they modify demands, with completion expected early next week.
Pentecostal services announced for the mission on North Market Street opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight station. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. and preaching at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The week features nightly meetings starting at 7:30 p.m.
The Rural New Yorker urges farmers to save potash from straw and stalks and to seek potash on their own farms, noting the value of muriate and potash in fertilizer. It argues that individuals can reduce reliance on government action by conserving resources and finding local sources.
Public claim marketing Pape's Cold Compound promises rapid relief from cold symptoms in two to three doses. It asserts quick opening of nasal passages, relief from feverishness sore throat and headache, and that the medicine costs five cents at any drug store.
A reader from Cold Springs New Mexico shares a simple wagon jack design. A 24 inch base with 30 inch uprights, adjustable lever with holes, bay wire to secure, and possible upgrade to 2 by 4s for heavier wagons.
Silage can be fed once the silo is fully formed though initial feed is just cut corn. Do not rush out feed immediately after filling. Maintain two inches of surface daily to prevent spoilage and discard any spoiled silage. Cattle may eat spoiled material but horses suffer more. apply glycerin to burns and cover with a pad for treatment.
Daily market prices list White corn Cracked corn timothy hay middlings butter live poultry potatoes and pork products with Baltimore New York Apple market figures included. The page then shifts to a historical commentary comparing 1914 wartime strategy, praising German operational breadth and internal line advantages, noting Civil War comparisons and the concept of Caesarism.
Public sale of valuable limestone land parcels in Frederick County Virginia by decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County. Tract 1 a frame dwelling on acres, Tract 2 adjoining parcel of 26 acres. Sale in Winchester Virginia on Saturday January 8 1916 with one third cash and rest in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust. Trustees and deputies authorize the sale.
Six years after an interview with J Hillyard a Winchester carpenter, the account recalls severe backaches and kidney irregularities worsened by damp weather. He attributes relief to Doan's Kidney Pills, with a later 1915 confirmation of effectiveness. The ad notes price 60c and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as suppliers.
Miss Elizabeth Fishburne, about 16, daughter of Judge and Mrs. John W. Fishburne, died at home in Charlottesville Va after a mysterious illness. She returned home from St Anne's Episcopal school for holidays and underwent an operation that failed to help the condition. Her funeral arrangements were being made locally.
A lively surprise party honored Mr. Paul Carbaugh hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carbaugh in Stephens City Virginia. Guests included Louise Guard Helen Jewell Katherine Hodge Adelaide Seery Margaret Funk Margaret Cadwallader Bessie Orndorff Beatrice Ware Annie Carbaugh Jess Downing Stickley Clark Henrik Joe Funk Carl Hicks Randall Ridgeway and several Carbaugh family members. Refreshments were served. Also mentioned are visits by Richard Murphy of Limeton and his son Floyd and a Sunday school gathering hosted by Mrs. A M Smith with Rev R H Cline and others.
A reader from Lost Valley Go testifies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved a hacking cough and cold after taking multiple bottles. The endorsement notes the cough disappears after use and claims broad availability.
Representative H. D. Flood of Virginia's Tenth District chaired the House committee on foreign affairs and spoke as the principal speaker at the Jackson Day celebration hosted by Philadelphia Democratic Clubs. Mr and Mrs Peter Vredenburgh and their children, after weeks with A M Baker in Winchester, returned to Threshold New Jersey.
A terse notice indicates sale bills were printed at Stay OES sets. Officials oversee transactions and listings, with details partially readable from the fragment.
The excerpt notes that forty four human Yoice are produced by muscles and that 15 402 Japanese colonists settled in Brazil. It mentions Landau in Germany as the origin of landaus. It cites Chinese oil sticks containing aconite and camphor and describes a Philippines tree oil from the legume family.
Public auction to sell a 150 acre farm known as the Jno Cochran farm in Frederick County near Winchester. The sale follows a deed of trust dated March 12 1914 securing unpaid bonds. One third cash on day of sale with balance in two equal annual installments evidenced by purchaser bonds. Auction in front of the County Court House Winchester at 11 am on Saturday January 15.
Reports from the front describe heavy Russian shelling of Austrians at Czerngwite and Volhynia with 400 guns, while czarist losses on the Bessarabian frontier total about 60,000. A British submarine was sunk off the Dutch coast and crew saved. The Servian army rehabilitation grows as Turks mass on the Thracian frontier. Domestic turmoil in Britain centers on the compulsion bill and the prospect of an election.
Local Pythians Lodge No. 65 Inights of Pythias installed Thursday evening with Deputy Grand Chancellor James O. Ritter presiding. New officers include Pade Chancellor Joseph B Nowlin chancellor John Bright vice-chancellor Grover C Cooper prelate John A Rosenberger master of work Theodore E Parker keeper of records and seal Madison Spurr master of finance James Co Ritter master of exchequer John P Sartelie master at arms Burton Reter inner guard Joseph B Newlin outer guard EB Hottel representative to Grand Lodges William T Hottel and trustees Rod Fuller C Li Robinson and Georg.
Baltimore grain markets close with price movements and closing figures across key futures. Traders monitor demand factors and weather, while local exchanges report slight gains in corn and wheat futures amid steady market activity.
Public auction in front of the County Court House, Winchester Virginia, for two houses forming a double at 18 South Market Street. Trust deed dated June 6 and 1915 secures a debt of 3000 dollars, options for cash sale, and installment payments with 6 percent interest. Substituted trustee Gray Williams announces sale.
By decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick Virginia dated October 9 1915 in the chancery cause Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia versus Dub May Anderson the undersigned will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House in Winchester Virginia at noon.
A 1916 sale announces a small lime stone farm of about 9 acres near Whit Applepie Ridge road in Frederick Virginia. The parcel includes a brick house and bank barn with apple trees and is offered with a two thirds credit plan secured by bonds and a trust deed plus fire insurance.
Prices quoted for red wheat at 1.27 dollars per bushel and corn at a 1.5 cent decline in the November session reflect wholesale market activity at 8 o clock in the afternoon on November 2.
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