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The Evening Star announces mailing options and prices for Winchester Virginia readers in advance payments. Subscriptions run one year for 2.50, six months for 1.20, three months for .65, and one month for .25.
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June 23 Virginia soldiers praised for prompt war call
Richmond congratulates its soldier boys for answering the country's call. The Grays and Howitzers joined first, the Blues enter service by appealing to the War Department. Blues to drill as cavalry when horses arrive. Virginia soldiers to uphold state traditions, with brisk recruiting and a warm Richmond welcome.
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Blues
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Weddings and visits sprinkle Quiet Rest community
Names of residents visiting relatives and attending events dominate the Rest News Notes from Rest Virginia. A McKay-Miller wedding in Winchester draws attendees including Mrs Bryarly and Messrs Green and Meade while others host or visit kin in Gerardstown Cumberland Martinsburg and Bunker Hill. A church service and serenades mark a week of social activity.
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David ‘Meade
Janette Aglionly
Charlestown
W. Va
Greenway
Eva Guzmere
New York
Dorothy Skinker
Harold Sowers
Newport News
R. S. Bryarly
Ronalds Green
Ernest Meade
McKay-Miller
Winchester
Maivans
Boston
Chambersville Notes Update From June 23
Chambersville Va June 23 edition notes a rain postponed play at the BR Hil Grated School House until later. Also reports Mrs Lee Hawkins improving from illness, Edna Legg visiting Middletown relatives, Lillian Cooper with Hilda Hawkins, and James Ing recovering after surgery at Memorial Hospital. Also mentions Mr Mrs Walter Cochran and Jos Cooper visiting. A humorous item ends with a quip about arithmetics and hens.
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Chambersville
Iday
Lee
Walter Cochran
Jos Cooper
Freckles Worst Month Cure Promised in March Notice
An advertisement claims an ounce of athbine double strength from Winchester druggists can remove freckles quickly. Apply nightly and morning to fade even severe freckles and lighten light ones. Money back if othine fails.
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Winchester
Thomas Haynie Dies in Kentucky Former Winchester Resident
Intelligence confirms the death of Thomas Haynie formerly of this city and Winchester born family. He died at filéthome in Paris Kentucky after years of residence there. He was 59, widower with five married children and survived by siblings including the late Charles B Haynie. His sister in law Regina Spurr Haynie of this city spends much time in Washington. Also listed is a local ad for pony and trotter for sale by A H Byrd Berryville Va.
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Ynie
Paris
Haynie
George and
Jane Haynie
Winchester
Charles B. Haynie
Regina Spurr Haynie
City
Washington
Woman credits plant compound for recovery after hospital stay
Mrs. W. C. Brown of Cleveland Ohio reports four weeks in hospital followed by lingering pain. She says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her condition more than the hospital and urges others to try it. She invites readers to write for free advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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Cleveland
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
W. C. Brown
Auburn Avenue
Mrs. Brown
Preparedness and a misfire gun tale
A wary homeowner buys a gun after nightly burglar reports. He shoots a figure near his bed hitting his Uncle John instead. Nurses note the uncle improving. the bill for medical care looms as the man appeals for a first rate gun.
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John
Local Visit Notes From White Post Virginia
White Post notes list social visits and travels including Miss Maud Littlepage Kennerly in Charles Town West Virginia and Mrs Henry Page, Rev Herbert Jukes in Charleston, Miss Emma Gardiner returning from a visit, Miss Louise W Meade home from Washington, Miss Audrey Gritts visiting Miss Ethel Carroll Front Royal, Mrs R S Bryarly visiting Woodstock, Joy Chrisman visiting relatives in Bartonville and Kernstown, Zetta Gardiger at the State Normal School Harrisonburg, and Col Charles Green with companions visiting from Rappahannock county.
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Maud Littlepage
Kennerly
Henry Page
Charlestown
W. Va
Herbert Jukes
Charleston
H.C
Louise W. Meade
Washington
John Lee
Audrey Gritts
Ethel Carroll
Front Royal
R. 8
Bryarly
Woodstock
Zetta Gardiger
State Normal School
Harrisonburg
Col
Charles Green
Edward Green
Botts Strartinsall
Rappahannock County
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