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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
5
Train timings showing arrivals from listed stations to Willchester with daily and Sunday exceptions. Tower supervisor H A Ripponte notes schedule entries and operation details for morning and evening runs.
The timetable shows westbound and eastbound trains starting November 22, 1914. Westbound services depart Strasburg daily at 7:30 am with local to Harrisonburg 9:30 am and 12:28 pm, arriving 2:30 pm. Evening service at 7:59 pm goes to Harrisonburg arriving 10:15 pm. Eastbound text appears as Strasburg to Harrisonburg service details.
Eczema ringworm and burning eruptions are worsened by many treatments but a doctor’s resinol prescription in ointment form stops itching and helps heal eruptions. Resinol soap and resinol ointment are sold by druggists at low cost.
An advertisement touts resinol soap promising a clearer complexion after a week and dandruff-free hair. It credits soothing resinol medication for gentle cleansing that leaves hair rich and lustrous.
Snapp. Mr. Conley Graize and son Clarence were at Mr. N E Daugherty's on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S M Terault and daughter Clara spent Sunday with friends at Stephens City. Miss Mamie Carver spent several days last week with Misses Gertrude and Retha Snapp. Mr. Charles Bauserman and family Miss Mary Richard and Mr. Lewis Fawcett spent Sunday evening at Mrs C S Snapp's.
Allied forces gain ground in Champagne with Paris reporting a footing in the second German line and 121 guns captured. Germans admit penetration near Souchez in Artois as British losses include two generals among heavy fighting toward Lens and Lille.
Mrs Charles Marshall and daughter Jennie visited Berryville on Saturday. Families gathered with Henry Carper and relatives including Lillian and Roy Locke. Edith Carper spent Saturday with Emma Marshall. Harry Carper returned home after weeks with his sister in Middleway. Other visits included Miss Katie Riley and the Higgs family, and gatherings with the Glascocks, Keckleys, and Biller family.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a universal digestant that relieves sour stomach gas heartburn and indigestion within five minutes. A fifty cent bottle is sold at drug stores and suggested for family use to prevent stomach disorders.
Mrs. A. J. Davis of Berkeley Springs widow of a former police officer was found dead on her home floor Tuesday. Police believe murder with strangulation suggested by finger marks on her throat. Coroner's jury ruled death caused by strangulation by unknown persons.
Joseph Hill age 76 died at his home near Rest yesterday afternoon after Bright's disease. He was a respected local resident. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hill is survived by four daughters including Mrs. H J Pultz and Mrs. George Schlack of Ridgeway West Virginia and Mrs Harry Stuart of Gilfert Station plus Miss Lila Hill of Washington DC. She also leaves sister Mrs Mary Watson of Los Angeles and two brothers Joseph Hill of Kansas and James Hill of Pennsylvania. Funeral services will be held at Ridgeway church with interment in the adjoining cemetery after a gathering at the deceaseds late home Sunday at 2 30 PM. The notice includes an unrelated jny offer from Foley Co Chicago Illinois for a trial package of remedies.
Fishermen harvest large quantities of fertilizing fish in Japan each year. These fish are primarily used to enrich rice fields, supporting agricultural yields across the country.
The schedule lists sermons next Sunday at Sunrise Church at 7 30 a m Mt Zion at 3 p m and Mt Pleasant at 7 30 p m delivered by Rev W H Sampseff The ad shifts to a kidney health pitch praising Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to kidney trouble and general fatigue with a claim of broad benefits.
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