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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

5

Cumberland Valley Time Table November 26 1916

Rail schedule fragment lists train times and arrivals for Cumberland Valley with notes on trains to Winchester and sundry daily or Sunday exceptions. Officials include Supt BH AbRipppie and Gen P A.

Cumberland Winchester Tomex AbRippie P. A

Train Connections for Shenandoah Junction to Northeast Routes

Norfolk and Western schedules show No. 139188 from Roanoke to Bristol and intermediate stations with sleepers dining cars and parlor cars. No. 12278 serves Roanoke Bristol Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediates. No. 27 departs 6:38 p.m. toward Shenandoah and satellite at all points, No. 28 departs 9:32 a.m. for Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York with a Shenandoah Junction connection in Washington.

Bristol Intermedi Poanoke Parlistol Iman Broiler Roanoke Bineeld Pocahontas Welch, Norton Intermed Worthbourd Hagerstown Inter Tate Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Washington

Free Bon-Opto Eye Strengthening Prescription Sold Locally

An article claims a home remedy from Bon-Opto tablets can strengthen eyesight up to 50 to 60 percent in a week. Patients report improved reading, reduced watering, and less eye pain after using a dissolved tablet in water and bathing the eyes two to four times daily. The note cites Dr. Lewis and a physician endorsing the remedy, sold by Geo. F. Miller's Sons in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Lewis Geo. F. Miller

Revolt Against Prices Foreseen by Senator Underwood

Senator Underwood of Alabama warned in Washington that the hungry public will rise in protest unless the food shortage is relieved. He blamed special interests and railroad control for the shortage and said laws benefiting those interests have deprived Americans of food. He warned the consumer anger could reach the Capitol.

The Star Washington Underwood Alabama Senate United States Europe

Mrs. Bessie V. Fletcher Dies in Qross Roads Va

Mrs. Bessie V. Fletcher wife of R C Fletcher a prominent resident of Qross Roads Va died at home from tuberculosis about 2 o clock last Thursday She was 38 and survived by her husband two sons Loring and Leonard and brothers J R Sirbaugh Harvey William Charles and Edward She was active in the Disciples Church funeral held at Fairview Church conducted by Rev Mr Earl Pallbearers were L C Oates R N Wolford L B Barrett J E Eaton RL Johnson and J B White

Qross Roads Bessie V. Fletcher R. C. Fletcher Fletcher J. R. Sirbaugh Messrs Harvey Sirbaugh Wiliam Sirbaugh Charles Sirbaugh Near Capon Bridge Edward Sirbaugh Martinsburg W. Va Loring Leonard Fletcher Fairview Church Mr. Earl Presbyterian Church Capon Bridge Disciples Church

Marlboro and Minnie Wood Notes Local Socials

Marlboro Virginia reports visits and illnesses as residents, including Fred Shull and Ethel Linaburg visits, grip and diphtheria cases, and family gatherings. Minnie Wood notes record several local arrivals, illnesses, and Sunday excursions with named families and services planned for the next month.

Freezone Corn Cure Promises Painless Removal

A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a cheap remedy to dry up corns. Doctors warn against cutting corns due to infection risk. A few drops on the corn allegedly relieves soreness and lets the corn lift away intact without harming surrounding skin.

Cincinnati

Women to Blame Says One of Em

Chicago, Feb 28. Mrs. John C Blay, president of the Housewives League, blames two talking machines a woman and a telephone for wrecked homes and high living costs. She says women rush to order food rather than shop, causing rising prices and spats that end in broke homes and slammed doors.

Chicago John C. Blay The Housewives’ League

Stephens City Community Happenings and School Entertainment

Residents visitations and arrivals include Mrs George Setlick Lucie Dean Irene Huffman and Miss Florence Guard as well as Miss Jane McLeod improving. The Stephens City high school hall program Friday featured two plays and musical numbers with proceeds funding new equipment for the school building. Principal A M Smith missed days with a cold and Rev K H Kline covered duties.

Stephens City George Setlick Lucie Dean Towson Irene Huffman Raphine M. Evelyn Totty Theodore Deahl Berryville B. F. Montgomery Elsie Worrest Lancaster Keyser W. Va Woodstock S. B. Grove Florence Gush Jane McLeod BE. F. M Leod Florence Guard Mount Jackson D. O. Foley Dremley’s A. M. Smith K. H. Kline

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