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The notice shows flight times 852 and 912 daily with a note that service runs except Sundays at AiIpore Gen P. A.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
5
The notice shows flight times 852 and 912 daily with a note that service runs except Sundays at AiIpore Gen P. A.
The Martinsburg Business College in Martinsburg West Virginia has installed telegraphy instruments and hired a skilled teacher to train young men for vacant positions created by promotions. The eight hour day offers a $75 salary. The course includes telegraphy English spelling writing and typewriting. Terms furnished on application. Third Floor Ramsey Building 12 23 Martinsburg W Va.
A vintage remedy advertises Hamburg Breast Tea to treat colds. The instructions specify a small package, a tablespoon of tea steeped in boiling water, then sieved and consumed as a daily teacup. Claims include opening pores, relieving congestion, and loosening bowels to drive out the cold. The product is touted as inexpensive, vegetable, safe, and harmless.
L t Welter Rogers of Leaksville N C is visiting relatives here. Joh la is visiting his grandparents J S Larrick. Mrs Charles Henson went to Winchester for the funeral of her mother Mrs John W Jackson. Claude Stickney has returned from a trip to North Carolina. George Wright has been very ill for the past ten days. Mr and Mrs Wm Modes are visiting their daughter Mrs Elmer Steele in Stephens City Va. Little Lake Talbot infant son of Mr and Mrs R L Talbot is very ill.
The death of Mrs Marty Elizabeth Clowser at 78 followed a three day illness. Survived by son E R Clowser and three daughters J M Orndorff W H Williams and H W Ashwood along with seventeen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at St John Lutheran Church with interment in adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers were four grandsons and two other men. Measles and pneumonia illnesses are noted in the community.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting remedy for sour stomach indigestion and gas. A fifty cent bottle is claimed to relieve heartburn nausea and fullness within five minutes by digesting foods as if the stomach were not there.
Mrs Cora Eastham wife of Whiter Eastham of Arco Warren county died yesterday morning after a long tuberculosis illness. She was 42 and a daughter of the late J A Silman a Warren county native. A Primitive Baptist for years she leaves four brothers George M Silman Zed M Silman C B Silman J A Silman and one sister Susie Cadwallader. Funeral services were held at 1 oclock this afternoon from the Primitive Baptist Church in Front Royal.
Mrs Thomas Earle Van Metre attended her cousin in a white gown with gold lace. Best man was Wallace C Durrell of Boston. After a wedding trip the couple will head to California where Durrell will command the naval training station in San Francisco. Guests included Doris Durell and Mrs James Durell among others.
Mr E B Fitzgerald of Pittsburgh is in town on business and is registered at the Hotel Evans for several days.
A humorous verse about a furnace that never rests and a coal hungry imagination. The speaker describes shoveling coal day and night while dreaming of endless fuel and a warm home. The wife complains the house is chilly as Miranda warns the fire is out.
A marriage license was issued on Monday in Washington to James Cho chos of that city and Mary A. Smith of Boyce Clarke county Virginia. The ceremony was performed by Rev G W Van Fossen. Mr and Mrs R A Hildreth of Wheeling West Virginia were registered last evening at Hotel Jack. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cover Jr have returned to Philadelphia after visiting relatives and friends in town for some time.
Mrs. T. T. Lines traveled to Washington to visit friends during a period of leisure, with plans to return home afterward. The layover includes social calls and sightseeing outings in the capital, reflecting a private visit.
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