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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
4
Public notice lists daily publication in Winchester Virginia with Morning News rem Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror The Star is mailed as second class matter at the Winchester Post Office Rates shown include one year two fifty six months one twenty five three months six months one month twenty five in advance
New York headquarters says more than 1 000 camps will operate across the United States this summer as 200 000 boys attend. Camps focus on camp setup, sanitation, signaling, field telegraphy, fire fighting, swimming, first aid, and citizenship training.
The Safety First Federation of America urges precautions to avoid loss of life and property during Independence Day. The Buffalo Express notes heightened patriotism this year due to preparedness and the war in Europe, urging celebrations to stay within safe channels through parades concerts carnivals and community events.
The first C V R R Seashore Excursion of the season will run Thursday June 22. Train leaves Winchester at 7 25 a m. Rates 6 50 to Atlantic City and South Jersey resorts 8 50 to Asbury Park and North Jersey resorts Tickets valid sixteen days 19 6p Bt.
Wry exchanges reveal the psychology of sales and raises. A railroad grievance and a six dollar grip segue into a joke about silent partners. A pair of exchanges ends with a twist on love and disagreement.
The remark questions Bangs optimistic nature as he jokes and laughs while solitary card play. A light moment captures a sports or school scene where a participant smiles through a quiet pastime. The exchange hints at mood more than action or outcome.
A light collection of humorous quips and captions. The items mock fashion changes and social manners with quick exchanges about summer styles winter wear and parental reactions. The tone recalls a period newspaper’s witty daily snippets and social notes.
A Winchester farmer, A. T. Ritenour, testifies in 1908 and 1915 that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved kidney pain and backache after illness and bed confinement. He recalls scalding urine and irregular secretions improving to "feel like a different man." Price is 50 cents at dealers.
A dated sales pitch urges potential buyers to learn about the Maxwell car before purchasing. It discusses dealer allotments based on business size, promises a growing Maxwell market, and invites readers to compare Maxwell with other cars to ensure value. The text stresses informing oneself, consulting Maxwell owners, and starting investigation today.
It shows how Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap relieve eczema and skin eruptions quickly with lasting results. The ad notes the products are sold by all druggists and recommends Resinol Soap for babies to prevent rashes and chafing, as physicians often suggest.
An ad or notice announces Dean's Kidney Pills identical to those Mr. Ritanour used, offered by Foster Milburn Co. Props in Buffalo Nok.
A fragmented notice hints at a want ad urging readers to place classified ads with a promise of payment. Details are limited but the item emphasizes the value of submitting notices for revenue.
Troop 1 Boy Scouts departs local headquarters at 6 o clock Tuesday for a trip to Beaver Dam and Chester return by Saturday. They will carry dog tents and cook all meals, with a focus on camp sanitation and first aid talks by Dr. Walter Cox.
Mrs Edith May Jones wife of Mr Albertson of North Market street died at noon today in Winchester Memorial Hospital after undergoing medical treatment.
Seed catalog snippet lists Clover Seed Alfalfa Sey Crimson Clover Alsike Grai Cow Peas and Millet Seed along with late seed potatoes. H. H. Baker located at 46 E. Piccadilly Street.
A fragment notes Mrs Jones’s condition turning critical and her peaceful death after a long illness. It mentions Rose of Hell, a flower growing on the sides of a Central American peak, used as a symbolic emblem in the narrative.
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