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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1919

Page

2

Baptists Launch A Drive For Millions

The Interchurch World Movement organized to coordinate evangelical efforts across 3,000 rural counties. Plans create county and state councils to study religious needs, map resources, and unite white and negro religious agencies for a unified program while preserving denominational identities and treasuries.

Baptist Publicity Interchurch World Movement Lot North American Uni Nati Gether United Stathe County Council State Council Bem Rheta United States South Foreign Missionary Board The Presbyterian Church, South Missionary Socrey New York City Imacerita Financial

Rural survey opens in Virginia led by Rev John Earle

The Virginia rural survey headquarters is in the Mutual Building Richmond. Rev John H Earle leads the effort and has focused on rural community and church work. About 200 laymen and ministers have volunteered to assist across the commonwealth with conferences and instruction.

The Virginia Rural Survey Mutual Richmond John H. Earle Earle Commonwealth

Clock story links John Brown to Harpers Ferry raid

Mrs. George Washington Lewis of Berryville displayed an repaired grandfather clock and found an inscription tying John Brown to the Harpers Ferry insurrection. The note recounts his 1859 visit to Frankfort and Charlestown, plan to free slaves, and capture of the U S arsenal with execution later that year.

John Brown Clarke Ean Virginia Harpers Ferry George Washington Lewis Berryville D.F. Hinkins Frankfort Rl MacCormick Charlestown United States Arsenal Frank McCormick

How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu Today

Doctors say no medicine for colds and influenza works fully unless the patient is kept active. The recommended step is Calotabs, a non irritating new calomel that avoids old side effects. One Calotab at bedtime purges gently, next morning liver activity and appetite return, with no disruption to meals or work. Calotabs sold in original packages for thirty-five cents. money back if not delightful.

Rouss And Party Tour City In Private Car

New York financier Mr. Rouss and a group of friends spent yesterday in the city traveling aboard his private car Winchester. They visited Mount Hebron Cemetery and the Rouss Mausoleum where his family is interred and renewed old acquaintances before returning to New York in the Cumberland Valley Railroad car.

Peter Winchester Rouss New York City New York Cumberland Valley Railroad Mr. Rouss

Missing Relatives Travel With New York Kin To Hotel

Miss Adna Bell and Miss Virginia Bell travel with their uncle Mr John Keenan of New York who accompanied their kinsman Mr P W Rouss of New York to the city yesterday and will spend several days at Hotel Jack.

Adna Virginia Bell John. Keenan New York P . W. Rouss Hotel Jack

Public Sale of Desirable Residence in Winchester Virginia

Administrator C. T. A. of John W. Smith offers at public auction the property at 702 South Main street Winchester fronting Main Street and Germain streets. The two story twelve room residence includes a cellar stable and outbuildings. Sale 11 a m on a Saturday in November 1919 with one third cash and the balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.

John W. Smith Court House Winchester Virginia Main Street Main and Germain Streets Germain Street James F. Smith Admi

Rosenberger News Notes Highlight Local Visits

In Rosenberger Virginia on October 6 Mrs Martha Stephenson and Mr Robert Stephenson spent Sunday at Mr T M Good's. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ashwood and Meredith and Miss Frances Larrith visited J E Snapp's. Laura Keckley visits relatives in Winchester. Mrs J E Snapp visited daughter Mrs Otto Preffitt at Fawcett Gap. James A Bean family and Guy Frye visited Stephens City. J H Keckley and Clyde Keckley drove to Strasburg on Saturday.

Foley's Honey and Tar Mail Order Ad Explainer

A vintage mail order pitch urges readers to send 5 cents to Foley & Co for a trial package featuring Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It promises relief for coughs colds croup pains rheumatism and digestive issues. The ad emphasizes a mail back offer with a return form and clear instructions.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley

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