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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
3
An advertising copy extols TIZ as a grand foot remedy that eases sore swollen feet corns calluses and bunions. It claims the product draws out poisons and exudations causing foot pain and suggests wearing smaller shoes after use.
The Department of Principals of the State Teachers Association calls all Virginia public school principals to a June 17-18 meeting at the University of Virginia. Delegates not needed. all principals may participate in practical, business like discussions to strengthen the association and elevate the teaching profession.
The Rev Charles Ghiselin, pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Shepherdstown West Virginia, married Virginia Reinhart Thursday at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr J H Lacy of Winchester. Ghiselin’s first wife died years ago, he is a well known minister in Win...
Frederick circuit appointments set for Sunday in June include Carpers Valley at 11.2 a.m. Macedonia at 3:30 p.m. and Relief at 8 p.m. Pastor W Brubaker signs the notice.
A West Virginia College of Agriculture bulletin reports most fruits bloomed profusely but an April heat spike caused rapid bloom drop and poor pollination. Peaches and some apples show only moderate sets while blossom blight reduces fruit. honey bees improve yields when hives are nearby.
The Baltimore wheat market closed at 1.38 per bushel with no quotation received for corn. Market activity was limited and prices remained steady.
In the mid sixteenth century Russian English commerce began with the White Sea voyage led by Richard Chancellor. The expedition proved perilous as two of three ships were lost with crews freezing to death including Sir Hugh Willoughby.
Mr. Douglas Weems of Louisiana arrives this afternoon to stay with Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Weems on Fairmont Avenue. Miss Virginia Glaize of Ot-ten visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Boxwell on North Braddock Street. Mrs. Elmer Brown comes from Washington to visit her grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Spurr, on South Kent Street. RB. Barton returns from Richmond after attending the Confederate reunion. Mrs. Laura Kelley and daughter Mrs. Cling of Cumberland Md. attend Conkee memorial exercises tomorrow. Miss Ida Trenary and nephew Joseph Trenary of Cumberland Md. visit town for several days.
Simple remedy guidance describes Resinol ointment as inexpensive and effective. Instructions cover resinol soap and warm baths to soften crusts and soothe affected skin, applying a thin layer under a light bandage and repeating as needed for relief.
A fragment hints at a shaving aid named Resinol that soothes and heals tender faces. The text suggests it helps men during shaving with a comforting resin-based formula.
Advice to keep a small alphabetized lending log on the library shelf. Note each friend and book title whenever you lend to save time and avoid missing titles.
An old updraft of practical tips explains packing flowers in a mailing tube with wet cotton and wax paper to fit tightly. A humorous aside imagines proposing on a surface car to a stranger who turns out to be a potential mother-in-law.
Quote from Charles Kingsley praising books as messages from the dead that bridge distance and time. Books speak to readers, amuse, teach, comfort, and open hearts across miles and ages.
Trustees offer the Frederick County farm near Winchester for sale at noon on Saturday May 29. The 164 acre limestone property between Welltown and Apple Pie Ridge includes an inn style residence, bank barn, apple orchards, and excellent neighbors. Sale terms require one third cash. balance in two equal installments over two years with interest and a deed of trust and insurance policy.
The sale has been postponed until Saturday June 5 1915 at 12 m.
Mrs Frank Robinson and her young son Francis visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Orr on North Braddock Street in Charlestown West Virginia.
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