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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1917

Page

6

Wedding Instead Of Court Trial In Winchester

Clayton Peterson, a colored man, is to be married tonight in Winchester to Bertha Tomblin to sidestep a potential court trial over threats against her. Police arranged the wedding after Bertha reported fear of bodily harm, noting her job as a domestic and Clayton’s prior claim of proprietary interest. The license was obtained at lunch, and the ceremony is scheduled for tonight.

Chester Clayton Peterson Clayton Bertha Tomblin Bertha

Morgan County Sand Firms Face Electric Shortage

In Charleston West Virginia on October 8 a Public Service Commission complaint from Nelson B Perin chair of the Sand Producers Association of Morgan County says electric power shortages have cut output to forty percent and may halt sand supply to most West Virginia glass factories The commission asked relief and wired Northern Virginia Power of Winchester to help while J K Anderson chief engineer was sent to investigate.

Charleston W. Va Glass G and Companies Morgan County West Virginia Public Service Commission Nelson B. Perin Sand Producers’ Association Northern Virginia Power Company Winchester J. K. Anderson

A Child Hates Oil Calomel and PIlls for Liver and Bowels

Nostalgic appeal contrasts old fashioned physic with California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative for all ages. It warns against counterfeits and directs readers to seek the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.

California California Fig Syrup Company

City-Wide Red Cross Thermometer Rises With Contributions

The Red Cross thermometer climbed to 11157.28 by noon, reporting 145000 total contributions and memberships since Saturday. Listed donors include Miss Nannie Miller with 25, Mr. and Mrs. Krause with 20, William A. Webb with 12, Henry Moling Jr and Miss Mary Moling with 10, and multiple 4 2 1 gifts from local residents such as E H Diffenderfer and H C Jones.

Red Cross William A. Webb Henry Moling, Jr Mary F Moling J. Bk. Whitlock Charles E. Newcomb E. H. Diffenderfer H. C. Jones W. J. Whitlock J. Thurman Whitlock Alson S. Hott R. Gray Williams Nannie Miller Mary A. Maxwell Robert C. Green Burr P. Harrison

Engineer Says He Thought It Might Hurt His Heart

Harrisonburg Virginia report quotes J D Suter an engineer at the Harrisonburg Ice Plant aged 42 who says two bottles of Dreco improved his stomach disorder and general rundown. He feared heart effects at first but found none. He plans to continue use and promote it to his wife. Dreco is advertised as herbal and natural with Miller’s Drug Store in Winchester distributing it and the Dreco Man visiting the store.

Harrisonburg J. D. Suter J. D. Sutter Nature Winchester Miller’s Drug Store

Old hot water bags make handy cloth wringing protectors

Readable tip describes cutting old hot water bags along the seam and removing the stiff top to create two flat rubber pieces. These protect the hands when wringing cloths in hot water and for facial compresses.

Coal supply fears rise as winter nears

Washington reports indicate coal dealers cannot fill orders due to mine shortages and labor issues. Officials warn production must double or triple, while Dr. Garfield assures no current shortage but blames weak state administrations for delays in relief measures.

Washington Garfield Wilson Fuel Administration

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