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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1917

Page

2

Notice to Sick Women from Bridgeton New Jersey

A reader from Harmony Street Penns Grove testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her inflammation irregularities and pains. She says she improved from distressing female ailments after use and urges others to consider the remedy as convincing evidence of its excellence.

Bridgeton N.J Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Milford T. CuM-ee Harmony St Penn’s Grove Lydia Pinkham

Preserving Supplies Promoted in Local Ad

Do Your Preserving Now We can supply your every preserving wants Be it fruit berries vegetables Franklin sugar spices in quality brands which also means economy

Daughter Finds Mother Inquest Details A Creek Tragedy

An inquest into the death of Mrs. Kater reveals she wandered along fields and a creek where a slippery patch suggested she slipped into shallow water. Born in Frederick County, she was about 62, widow of David B. Kater a known gardener. She was active in the Kernstown Methodist church and left a large Chester-Frederick family.

Wathey Frederick County Kater William Bowles Carper David B. Kater Winchester Scotland Mount Hebron South Market-street

Stage Is Set for War Time Food Conservation Cards

The first instructions for women who sign food conservation pledges are printed on a home card to be displayed in kitchens. It urges reduced wheat, meat, milk, fats, sugar and fuel, and promotes local, perishable, and nontransportable foods to ease supply lines and help the allies.

The Food Administration Uncle Sam United States Food Administration America

Family obituary mentions Carper siblings across counties

The deceased is mourned by two brothers Miller Carper of Frederick County and Lee Carper of Winchester, and three sisters Mrs Joseph Cadwaller of Boyne Clarke County, Mrs William Ritter of Frederick County, Mrs Samuel Clevenger of Winchester, and Mrs Henry Dix of Clarke County.

Miller Carper Frederick County Lee Carper Winchester Joseph Cadwallader Boyne Clarke County William Ritter Samuel Clevenger Henry Dix

Hoover quotes high cost of living solution for farmers

A fragment cites Herbert Hoover of the United States Food Commission asserting that the high cost of living problem for the legs fortunate will be solved through home garden efforts.

Herbert ‘Hoover United States Food Commission

Ridgeway Camp Committee to Meet on Grounds

Ridgeway Camp Committee will hold a meeting on the grounds Tuesday July 10 at 2 45 p m. All members are urged to attend due to important matters to be addressed. W R Hardesty Pastor.

Ridgeway Camp Committee W. R. Hardesty

Card of Thanks for Virginia Smith

Rosa Winnifield thanks all who aided during the illness and death of her daughter Virginia Smith and for the flowers.

Rosa Winnifield Virginia Smith

White Post Local Notes and Social Visits

White Post Virginia on July 9 reports Mrs Stringer Mrs Jessup and Miss Wolfe of Baltimore visiting friends. Miss Mamie Denny returns home after visiting her cousin Mrs R D Hardesty Berryville. Mrs Thompson ill at daughter Mrs J F Sowers. Miss Lillie Massey returned from Bears Den Bluemont area where she helped teach a short canning course. Miss Mary Powers of Bayard is mentioned.

White Post Mamie Denny R. D. Hardesty Berryville Thompson J. F. Sowers Lillie Massey Bears’ den Bluemont

Visitor and business visits noted in regional notices

A visitor stopped by the village on Thursday. Mr Gardner spent last Monday in Haverstown while Mr J C Lee conducted business at Flint Hill in Rappahannock County recently. Mr E F Meade purchased a Cadillac motor car.

Gardner Haverstown J. C. Lee Flint Hill Rappahannock County

Bloom News Notes from Bloom Virginia Wanderers and Friends

Bloom Virginia notes report visitors and social visits. Charles Frye of Pittsburgh is visiting his father F. J. Frye. Mrs Alice Hook spends time with Mrs Sarah Crabill. J I Crabill visited Winchester on business. Carl and Ralph Sloop spent the weekend with friends at Warsdensville. Mrs Mariha Windle visiting brother F J Frye.

Bloom Charles Frye Pittsburgh F. J. Frye Alice Hook Sarah Crabill J. I. Crabill Winchester Messrs Carl and Ralph Sloop Warsdensville Mariha Windle

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