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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
3
A promotional text touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless remedy to replace calomel. It warns calomel can cause sickness and bone damage, promising relief from constipation and bile issues with a spoonful each night. The ad urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from their druggist or dealer.
Mrs. Bessie McCann of Winchester and Miss Mauzy of Siler, Va are visiting Mr and Mrs CR McCann in Opequon. Miss Hilda Cline is hosting at Prilamengy. Mr and Mrs Zina spent last Sunday and Monday in Baltimore visiting relatives.
The Ridgeway public school and Pine Grove public school closed for summer vacation. An electrical storm recently struck Robert Parker's house with little damage. Mrs. Sarah Smithey visits her daughter Mrs. J. S. Orndorff at Long Hogue Creek. J. Pittman and family spent Sunday with Mr. William Bromley.
Middletown Virginia May 6 report that Misses Allen and Mary Veach were recent pupists of Miss Pearl Knessley at her Marlboro home. Mrs. Virginia Wilkinson and her daughter Florence Wilkinson returned home after wintering in Pittsburgh. C Willey and his children are also mentioned in the vicinity.
Front Royal residents were joined by Miss Florence Kremer of Winchester and Mrs. Herbert Rhoades with children as weekend guests of Dr and Mrs Lineweaver in Harrisonburg Va. Mrs Alice Yates returned to Front Royal after a several week stay here.
Miss Mamie Childs of Winchester visited Stephenson last weekend at Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Clevenger’s home. J. W. Stipe and wife traveled to Baltimore on business. Mrs. R. P. Duvall held a tea for Miss Belle Jobe with guests Lulu Faith Ridgeley Jackson Florence Spitler Lena McDonald and Grace Clevenger. Ertinia Robinson of Winchester also mentioned.
Farmers plant corn in the area and churchgoers cleaned the graveyard at the Christian Church. Mahlon Garvin and daughter Beall Garvin relocated here from Gore. Oateses toured Winchester in their new car with Curtis Anderson and Bertha Anderson. Luther Johnson hosted Wirza Mietcher’s visit, and Nellie Larrick stayed with Eva Larrick. Thomas Larrick's post operative recovery in Winchester Memorial Hospital is noted as improving. I N Johnson hosted a Sunday gathering with A C Oates, L P Johnson, Clayton Pugh, and Elsie Oates.
Miss Bettie Jones visits in Washington D C Mina Mary Moller returns home after a visit with the Poh Ambrose at Mid oop Brother Mr San york has been in hospital over three days Mr W Q returns to Roanoke after weeks with his father in law Mr I R Triplett Little Mike Grisman White Post guests of aunt Mrs Casper Strickler Rev Mrs Sydenstriked of Stephens City calls Mrs Mary rdell now able to move about Mrs McCardell at eighty seven active and bright Mrs Criss Dean Pennsylvania visits her aged aunt Mrs Alfred Jones guest of Mrs Grattan Crawford last week Mrs Arthur Morris is indisposed Annie fe Winchester visitor last week Bertha Strobridge returns from Cedar Creek Road visit Anahole old Mr and Mrs Elmer Whitlock spend weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs
The piece explains back pain from rheumatism of back muscles affecting hard workers. It advises relief through massaging the back with Chamberlain's Liniment two or three times daily and notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
A business meeting is scheduled at the Christian Church on Saturday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. A preaching service follows on Sunday at a specified time.
Jakob M. Hillyard of Winchester Virginia reports backache relief after using Deans Kidney Pills. He says damp weather worsened his pain and irregular kidney passages ceased, endorsing the remedy with strong faith and noting a 60 cent price at dealers.
H C Bailey editor of the Carolina News at Chapin South Carolina reports years of indigestion and liver trouble. A severe attack left him bedridden for two days until three Chamberlain's Tablets brought relief and a quick recovery. The testimonial notes availability everywhere.
A fragmented text presents odd phrases about Guriss and Apply with glycerin imagery and a dyad of wool words. It lacks clear events, dates, or identified persons beyond two vague names.
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