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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

5

Reliable Remedy Swamp Root Kidney Helpers

For years Dr Kilmer Swamp Root has been promoted as a kidney liver and bladder remedy prescribed by physicians. It is said to support organs and help them perform their natural work. A sample bottle can be requested by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. at Binghamton New York with Winchester Star mentioned.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Winchester Lawrence & Co Chicago Keller Drug Co

Table of numbers June 27 1915 row data

A compact list of numerical values and figures dated June 27 1915 showing multiple code entries and figures arranged in columns. The exact meaning of each column is not provided but includes sequences such as 725 811 903 926 945 and 11.05 11 20 233 848 along with currency-like symbols.

Train schedule notes between Washington and Harrisonburg

A dated transit listing shows Strasburg to Washington and Harrisonburg routes with times for outbound and inbound services. It includes morning departures from Strasburg at 7:30 daily and 8:25 am, with arrivals in Washington by 11:50 am or 9:15 pm, plus evening cars and parlor service, under general agent C. W. Westbury in Washington DC.

Strasburg Harrison Alexandashington Washington Alexandriaington Harrisonburg C. W. Westbury Gen Agt Washington, DC

Train schedule fragment with Roanoke and Memphis connections

Fragmentary railway notice lists Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Welch Norton and intermediate stations. Mentions Pullman Sleepers Gary Win cafe car Shenandoah and Gary with the Memphis special for a 38 p.m. departure. Incomplete text.

Bristol Intermedia Broiler Roanoke Bluehontas Welch Norton Intermeyng Pullman Gary Shenandoah Memphis Inter

United Brethren Church Service Schedule Notice

Gwittk to Lee church reports no services last Sunday due to repairs. The church opens next Sunday with Sunday school at 9.45, sermons at 11 a.m. and 7.20 p.m. Y P S C E 645. Preaching at Red Bud 3 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.20 p.m. People invited. GEO. W. STOVER, Pastor.

Gwittk United Brethren Church Geo. W. Stover

Why's Gets-Iit for Corns Like a Kiss

An advertisement touts Geta-It as the wonder of the world for corn relief. It claims millions use the product and 80 percent of users report success, calling it the biggest selling remedy.

Aged Lady Dies at 55 in Glengary West Virginia

Elizabeth J. Tyson wife of Jenjem Tyson of Glengary died at home in Dehaven on Wednesday night at age fifty five after six weeks of paralysis. She leaves seven children, one brother William Mainer and three sisters. Funeral services were held at Mount Carmel Church with Rev. Isaac Summers officiating and burial in the church graveyard.

Dehaven Elizabeth J. Tyson Jenjemin Tyson Glengary Tyson United Brethren Church Arley Slonaker Charles Tyson Pikeside Robert Tyson Davis W. Va Edward Tyson Yerrardstown Allen James Troy William Mainer Hedgesville Annie Griffith Tablers Station Alice Catlett R. T. Files Jones Spring Mount Carmel Church Isaac Summers

Palmer Lectures at Woodstock Episcopal Church

Mr Palmer of Woodstock who also leads the local Episcopal Church delivers a Wednesday afternoon lecture series for the community highlighting religious and civic topics.

Mr. Palmer Woodstock Episcopal Church Prin

California Syrup of Figs Endorsed for Children

Motherly advice in a dated tone promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for stomach liver and bowels. It claims to safely cleanse children and adults, urges buyers to ask for the genuine product, and warns against counterfeits.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Local social notes from surrounding towns

Mrs. Wilton Stuart and niece Miss Margaret Bougher drove to Winchester on Tuesday. Miss Jessie Chrisman entertained at auction bridge on Saturday. Miss Annie Shipp of Elkton Va. is visiting her sister Mrs. P. W. Bowers. Master Monroe Strickler of Luray visited friends Sunday. Miss Maud Kennerly motored to Martinsburg with Berryville friends. Misses Fivn Massey and Carrie Stranger shopped in Winchester Saturday. Mrs. P. Ferguson and Mrs. P. W. Bowers and Miss Shipn motored to Front Royal on Monday.

Wilton Stuart Margaret Bougher Winchester Jessie Chrisman Auction Bridge Annie Shipp Elkton, Va Mrs P. W Monroe Strickler Luray Maud Kennerly Martinsburg Berryville Chester P. Ferguson P. W. Bowers Miss Shipn Front Royal Or

Coffee use harms long-term health says experts

Dr. W A Evans warns that daily coffee use over years harms the body much like overworking a horse. Fatigue signals are masked by caffeine, temporarily boosting work but depleting reserve energy and risking future harm.

W. A. Evans Chicago Tribune

Caldwell Lager Beer Tank Proposal Stuns Caldwell Council

The Caldwell Lager Beer Tank Company asks to build a 1000 barrel porcelain lined beer tank atop Caldwell mountain and lay pipes under streets to supply homes with beer. It seeks beer fountains in parks and streets with nickel slots, even offering a fountain in the council chamber. Council refers petition to a committee for action.

Caldwell Lager Beer Tank Company Lester Schmidt Caldwell Caldwell Mountain Newark

Mount Williams Notes of Visits and Local News

Mt Williams Va October 16. Mr and Mrs David Moore of Richard W Va visited Mr and Mrs R C McDonald. Mr and Mrs James Burner were guests of Mr and Mrs W H Lamp. Mr and Mrs E R Clowser and Miss Mary visited Mr and Mrs W H Williams. Mrs G F Moore and daughter Emma visited Mrs H W Orndorff. Rev Mr Brubaker of Winchester visited Mr James Burner. Mr J S White has Mount Williams school building under roof ready for plasterers. Mr Walter Clowser and Miss Fay Luttrell visited relatives. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs A L Brewer about a week ago. Rev Shuey to hold communion services at St John's Church October 17 at 10 30 a m with preaching Friday and Saturday nights prior.

Mount Williams David Moore Richard, W. Va R. C. McDonald G. F. Moore Emma Moore H. W. Orndorff Brubaker Winchester James Burner J. S. White Mount Williams School Walter Clowser Fay Luttrell W. A. Clowser A. L. Brewer Mr. Shuey St. John’s Church

Stone Bridge Notes From Virginia Local Roundup

Stone Bridge Virginia column dated October 16 reports Mrs W J Butler and daughter Ruth visiting Front Royal. Miss Sallie Kirby returns from Milldale after caring for her ill sister in law. George and Tyson Martin visit Mr J W Armel. B A Silman family move to Pennsylvania with Leslie Rosenberry. Alma Butler has facial abscess. Mr and Mrs G H Gardner visit Winchester. Pete Silman of New Salem listed.

Stone Bridge W. J. Butler Ruth Miss Sallie Kirby Mrs. Brown Milldale Miss Kirby Mr. George and Tyson Martin de Misses Butler J. W B. A. Silman Pennsylvania Leslie Rosenberry Alma Butler G. H. Gardner Winchester Mr.iPete, Silman New Salem

Homage to a Family Return With Elderly Mother

A brief sentence notes a person being accompanied home by his mother, Mrs. Sarah Silman, who is 76 years old.

Sarah Silman

German coal tar dye shipment arrives in New York

Fifty tons of coal tar dyes from Germany arrived on the steamer St. Louis in New York consigned to the secretary of Commerce for William A. Mitchell of Lowell Massachusetts. The dyes are shipped under British permits as the export embargo remains in place and officials hope this starts a series of future shipments.

New York Washington St. Louis Secretary of Commerce William A. Mitchell Lowell Mass National Association of Cotton Manufacturers Commerce Department Germany United States

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