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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1918

Page

5

Norfolk and Western Schedule Notices from 1917

A fragmentary rail timetable item lists Norfolk and Western departures and connections for October 19 1917. It mentions routes to Rosmoke and Bristol with joints south, parlor car to Hagerstown, Pullman sleepers to New York and Philadelphia, and transfer notes through Harrisburg and Washington.

Norfolk & Western Rosmoke Bristol Sane Cary Mville Pia Dir Memphis Pup Shevardoeh moxtaRou Hagerstown Harrisbats Philadelphia Shevardoah Washington Pullman Sleeper Newth Phila New York Pas Pas Greycastle Chambers Urg Mechanicsburg Harrisburg

Southern Railway Schedule Between Washington and Harrisonburg

The timetable lists trains between Washington Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg. Daily and weekend services include No 2 with 7 30 am departures and local for Harrisonburg arriving 2 30 pm, No 21 Saturday and Sunday 7 50 pm buffet parlor car to Harrisonburg, and No 123 Saturday only local for Harrisonburg arriving 8 10 pm with buffet. D H Debuts, Div Pass Agent, Washington.

Washington Alexandria Strasburg Barrisonburg Treteourd Fyrom Harrisoner Harrisonburg Sun Atexar Mo Ifis Texandria Sarrisos Struacture D. H

Cumberland Valley Time Table December 16 1917

Praths arrive in Winchester at 9 20 a m from the stations named above. Train runs daily at 7 27 p m with Sunday service only and daily except Sunday. General Superintendent and Passenger Agent notes included.

Cumberland Valley Praths Winchester Sunda P. A

Bartonville BREVITIES

Bartonville Virginia records a sequence of holiday visits and social teas. Miss F Funk returns from near Frederick Maryland after Christmas as maid of honor to Miss Mary Watkins. Mrs Charles Watson hosts the Children's Missionary Band. Various local families share meals and visit relatives through New Year.

Local Social Roundup From Middletown Area

Farm near Boyce hosts T H Sprints guests. Reid couple visits Snapp family near Middletown. Shenk and Jolliffe households host guests including three small daughters. Jacob Funk spends Christmas in Halfway with Joe Funk. Wisecarver family visits Hockman household. Piter family visits Randolph Piter’s parents near Vaucluse on New Year’s. Carrie Watson visits brother Charles Watson during holidays.

F. W. Shenk E. R. Shenk T. P. Jolliffe Jacob Funk Joe Funk Halfway Leo Wisecarver R. W. Hockman Carrie Watson Middletown Charles Watson

Burning Eczema Remedy Claim From E.W. Rose Co

An advertisement from The E.W. Rose Co. of Cleveland promotes a topical product for eczema described as highly effective. It asserts penetrating action and liquid form, claiming superior results compared with prior uses.

Nothi E.W. Rose Co Cleveland

Marlboro Brevities Local Mirth and Travel Notes

Marlboro Virginia news brief reports Dr J B Clagett Hamilton called home to see his ill mother with bronchial pneumonia. Attending physician is Dr Williams. Local residents Shamnholtz Pangle Fishel Shull Dicks Windle Fink Fisher visitations and weekend meetings noted with several family visits to Lebanon Church and Smith home.

Marlboro J. BE. Clagett Hamilton Williams W. H. Shamnholtz J. J. Pangle Winchester James Fishel Linden E.A. Fishel Joe Shull Turday John Dicks Howard Windle E. M. Fink Middletown Katie ‘Fisher Washington Jasper Pangle D. N. Stickley Lebanon Church James Boggs M. P. Smith

Ismail Pasha Tests Dentist By Having Sentry And Slave Teeth Pulled

An anecdote recounted by Lord Cromer in the Quarterly Review tells how Ismail Pasha, the Khedive of Egypt, sought to learn pain thresholds. He first had a sentry sit for tooth extraction, then a slave girl, and finally his own tooth removed after witnessing the others. The tale notes the dentist received a thousand pounds from the Egyptian treasury.

Isma Ismail

Debate over using hands for workers across genders

A London journal favors workers as a single term for male and female laborers. The piece traces usage of hands for workmen since 17th century, noting objections by Mundella that it depersonalizes workers and quotes Arnold Toynbee praising wage control of hands as personal independence.

England London Journal Philip Hale Boston Herald Evelyn Olmstead Slave States Mundella Arnold Toynbee London Daily Chronicle

Critique of Labor, Agents, and Social Slacking in Crisis

A Kansas City Star quote laments scarce farm help while denouncing solicitors and book agents selling useless labor-saving utensils. The speaker labels agents as industrial slackers and notes a need to blame someone to stay normal, targeting the book agent as ideal for this purpose.

Professor Pate Kansas City Star

New Idea of Primitive Man From Irish Professor

An Irish professor recently proposed a new theory of primitive man. He argues ancestors did not travel on all fours or dwell in trees, but rather used fore limbs as supports and may have operated with three limbs when needed. The idea suggests the right hand’s prevalent use arose from this habit.

Raeer

Child feeding routines of birds reflected in parental verbs

The dialogue contrasts human parental fussing with birds, noting chicks receive food without fuss while parents labor to feed them. It highlights patience, instinct, and the contrast between human culinary decisions and avian feeding dynamics.

Henry Jones Praises Herbal Dreco Medicine For Weight Gain

Henry Jones of 1014 Noble Avenue Danville Virginia recounts illness including nervousness insomnia heartburn and dizziness. He credits the herbal medicine Dreco with improving his health sleep and appetite and reports gaining 15 pounds in three weeks. Dreco is said to be dispensed at most drugstores in the region and recommended by Miller's Drug Store in Winchester.

Noble Avenue Danville Pee Dreco Reco Henry Jones Jones Winchester Miller's Drag Store

Wickliffe News Notes Highlights Local Family Visits

In Wickliffe Vas on January 18 Mr and Mrs Reverdy Lewis and Mrs R M Powers hosted visitors including Miss Mary Jequelin and Mrs Grover Carter. Smith has returned to Baltimore after Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs B S Smith at Smithfield. Clifton Byrne left for Kentucky to attend college. T C Hall and sister Miss Alice Grubbs were guests of Miss Bessie Albin with other relatives nearby.

Wickliffe Vas Ana Reverdy Lewis

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Grippe Relief

Advertised remedy claims rapid relief from stuffed nose headache feverishness and sore throat. Instructions advise taking every two hours up to three doses and say the medicine opens air passages tastes pleasant and costs only scente at any drug store.

Pape

Supt Kline Named Food Administrator for Frederick County

Superintendent Leslie Kline of Winchester and Frederick county schools is appointed food administrator for Frederick County. He will lead an aggressive countywide campaign to promote food distribution and school meal programs.

Supt. Kline Leslie Kline Winchester Frederick County

Liberty bond referenced in pediatric death report

The statement from the father, Percy Le Sibert, says little Alice Catherine Libert died from spasmodic whooping cough rather than pneumonia. The report notes the cause as given by family members amid the document's other details.

Alice Catherine “Libert Percy le Sibert Torer Ons

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