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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
6
In a recent letter Mrs D W Isley of Linchfield J says she has found the tablets quick and effective for stomach disorder and as a laxative.
John McCormick son of a Berryville postmaster and nephew of the late Alexander McCormick died Wednesday at his father’s home between Boyce and White Post after tuberculosis. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 at the house with burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery Winchester, conducted by Rev. Palmer.
A fragmented wartime lament urges persistence in growing food at home. It denounces critics who mock self sufficiency and rail at workers while insisting on tending gardens, planting spuds, and resisting hardship despite the war era pressure and social scorn.
The notices state multiple banks will be closed Monday January 20 1919 due to a legal holiday. Paper items dated January 20 will be processed on the following business day Tuesday January 21 1919. Winchester Bank will also close on January 20 with payments permissible on January 21 1919.
Fragmentary notice notes a fire at Empire Mon Tre and promotes a film described as wonderful with pleasing qualities. Elmo Lincoln and aid Markey head the cast with Aidmans in a listed schedule: matinee at 3.30, prices 10 and 20 cents, suggesting an event likely to draw attendance.
Mr and Mrs W J Muse and sister Miss Mary Muse entertained friends at dinner last Sunday. Attending were Mrs Lemuel Johnson of High Point Virginia, Miss Virginia Grove of Winchester, and Mrs Maggie Triplett.
A son of Mr and Mrs Hook has recovered after several days of illness. He had been quietly ailing but is now improving and expected to resume normal activities soon.
A vintage ad extolls Peptiron as a wonderful therapeutic iron and nerve strengthener. It asserts benefits after influenza and grip, aiding worn-out men and women, school-tired girls, growing boys, convalescents, the aged, and infirm, restoring red blood cells and offering lasting vitality.
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