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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1923

Page

7

Lavish Testimony for Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound

Mrs Ida Hewitt of Washington DC reports severe female trouble and exhaustion after childbirth. After six bottles she gained health and weight from 97 to 140 pounds and resumed housework, washing, and ironing. She endorses the product and invites others to try it.

Washi D. C Lydia E. Pinkham Asician Denises Ag Ida Hewitt Penna. Ave S.E Washington, D.C Lydia E. Pink

Mrs Lemuel Johnson dies at niece's Ohio home

Correction notes Mrs Lemuel Johnson died at a niece's home in Ohio rather than at the home of her son. She left no children. The Star's Saturday obituary stated a different location.

Lemuel Johnson Ohio

City Streets Suggested as Summer Play Areas

Captain Michael Glenn head of the Indianapolis police traffic department proposes closing several streets for parts of each day in summer to serve as playgrounds. The idea has been forwarded to the city recreation department and is under advisement.

Associated Press Indianapolis Michael Glenn Glenn City Recreation Department

Mrs Ramsey Improves After Major Surgery

Condition improved for Mrs. William Ramsey following a serious operation at Memorial Hospital last Thursday. She is a Martinsburg, Virginia native and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ramsey. her mother has stayed nearby recently. Mr. Ramsey works with P. C. Neidemeyer and Company.

William Ramsey Memorial Hospital Ramsey 0. M. Ramsey Martinsburg P. C. Neidemeyer and Company

Rev Stover Heads City Ministerial Association

At the regular monthly meeting of the Ministerial Association officers for the next year were elected: President Rev G W Stover Vice President Rev Charles Adey Secretary and Treasurer Rev J F Morgan. A resolution commending the Bible Class Association was adopted and the group pledged support. Rev F I Mumford the new pastor at Market Street M E Church was welcomed as a member and spoke. Attendance was the largest in some time.

Ministerial Association G. W. Stover Charles Adey J. F. Morgan Bible Class Association F. I. Mumford Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church

German Marines Reestablish Global Shipping Routes

German ports including Hamburg Bremen Bremenhaven Lubeck Kiel report strong activity with large gains in tonnage cleared. Government subsidies spur shipyards to buy secondhand vessels abroad and repair them as old world steamship routes are reestablished.

Associated Press Bremen Germany Hamburg Bremenhaven Limden Lubeck Stettin Kiel

Prizes Awarded by National Music Federation in May

Only three of ten prizes in the federations thirteenth biennial contests have been awarded. Carl Venth of Fort Worth wins $600 for the most pretentious composition with Pan in America libretto by Robert Francis Allen. Irenee Berge of Jersey City takes $500 for chamber music based on Cecil Fanning's Spring in Sicily. Joseph J. McGrath of Syracuse earns $100 for best violin solo. All three works will be performed at the June festival in Asheville, North Carolina.

Music Federation Associated Press Phorla National Federation of Music Cthubs Edwin B 'Garrigues Philadelphia Carl Venth Fort Worth Texas Robert Francis Allen Boston America Irenee Berge Jersey City N. J Cecil Fannings Sicily Joseph J. McGrath Syracuse N. Y Festival of the ‘Federation Asheville N. C

Millions of seeds sent to aid French reforestation

Millions of American tree seeds funded by Charles Lathrop Pack are sent from York to France to reforest battle areas. The seeds were presented to Ambassador Jusserand in Washington and given to M Barret in York for delivery to the French agriculture commissioner in Paris. They will be kept in nurseries until ready for transplanting.

York France Charles Lathrop Pack American Tree Association Washington Paris

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Moling & Seal Skill Craft Clothes Shop N. Main Street the Rug Store W. C. Plundeke Co Michigan C. V. Elevator L. L Hockman Winchester, Va MR. Stover Chichester Law F.S. Emmertson & Co
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