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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
2
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Corner Kent and Leicester Streets property formerly Wm J Taylor home now Charles H Bursey occupant with 78 by 112 foot lot shade yard garden and outbuildings offered at bargain for quick buyer. 120 acre border farm between Clearbrook and Brucetown features 8 room dwelling porch outbuildings fruit orchard 12 acres woodland offered at bargain. CHAS H BURLEY 521 and 134 E Leicester St City.
Notice to Auto Owners advertises battery charging by the latest method with competent workmen. It promotes Kelly-Springfield Ford tires with a 7500 mile guarantee, Knight Tires with 6000 miles, Racine Tires with 4500 to 6000 miles, and gasoline at 11 1 2 cents per gallon. Full line supplies from COOPERS COOP SUPPLY CO in Winchester Virginia.
Mrs John K Lewis of Winchester testifies to the kidney remedy Dean's Kidney Pills. She endorses the pills for years of use in her family and recommends them for kidney weakness. Price is 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The article argues that Americans should be advised to avoid traveling on ships of belligerents during wartime. It cites Taft and Wilson warnings about Mexico and endorses government measures to prevent travel in risky vessels while allowing other protective steps. The piece compares warnings to riot control, urging caution for national security.
In Rockingham Virginia a British remount team tested local horses for cavalry use. About twenty livestock were bought, eight from Harrisonburg, at roughly 150 dollars each. The Earl of Orkney and Dr Charles McFistchine led the party, with W J Rowan of New York. The group left Harrisonburg after a telegram ordered return to Newport News, and sales at Woodstock and other Valley points were canceled. The horses were branded with a U and an arrow, tagged, and shipped to the Newport News remount station.
A Western town woman describes long stomach trouble and weight loss until trying Grape-Nuts. She reports quick digestion and relief, crediting the cereal with meeting her body’s needs and improving her health. A new letter from readers appears periodically.
The sentence urges backing the President should he in the future deem it consistent with his duty to favor the remedies discussed. It reflects cautious support contingent on the President's interpretation of duty and policy effectiveness.
Pendleton Peterson a longtime city water department employee underwent amputation of an arm between shoulder and elbow Monday at Memorial Hospital after striking a rock in a ditch caused complications and threaten blood poisoning.
Mr and Mrs Carroll Grove and daughters Maude Grove and Mrs Homer Trees hosted a Martinsburg West Virginia family over the weekend. Relatives from out of town joined a Sunday excursion to spend time with Mtty Grove and others in Stephenson Virginia.
Reading through a fragment from Middletown social notes, families including Washington and Baltimore residents are visiting, with Mr and Mrs Charles Ward of Stephens City spending time with the Cline family and Neal Cline hosting, while Miss Emme Langley of Washington visits Serena and Philip Date. The text references several unnamed local households and extended stays.
A health note warns parents that children may hide constipation fearing distasteful remedies. It promotes Rexall mild laxative as sugar flavored and sold daily at Mittes Store for 40 cents.
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