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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1915
Page
5
Trains arriving in Winchester from listed stations at 9 20 am daily except Sunday. Evening departures include 7 22 pm daily and other listed times. Superintendent Tones and HWA Ripore Gen P A provided timetable details.
Bath face with resinol soap and hot water then apply resinol ointment lightly. Rinse with soap and hot water, finish with cold water. Use once or twice daily to clear pores and reduce pimples. Resinol ointment and soap stop itching and heal skin issues. Sold by all druggists. Resinol soap helps prevent baby skin rashes and chafing due to purity and resinol medication.
East and westbound passenger trains from Strasburg listed with daily numbers and speeds. Local and limited services connect Harrisonburg to Buffersburg Alexandria and Washington with arrival times and parlor car details.
Eastbound and westbound train notes list Nos 9 18 1 2 27 28 14 and 2 with routes to Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah Shenandoah Junction Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York and Washington. Includes Pullman sleepers dining cars parlor cars and connections to Memphis South and other intermediate stations.
Bunker Hill West Virginia notes list Mrs E F Gardner visiting friends in Washington. George Shaul and wife and John Shane and wife from Ohio visit Mrs J W Henson. L P Fleming of Urbana Newfoundland visits. Kirkwood of White Hall visits daughter Mrs Fleming. Porterfield and Bowen Hoffman attend Presbyterian Synod in Charlestown. Clendening visitors Howard in Alberta and W B Clendening in Martinsburg. Dr J H W Junghaus of Washington spent Tuesday night in the village.
A Wichita Falls tailor G W Roberson praises Foley Cathartic Tablets as a delightful cleansing laxative. He claims it keeps the stomach sweet, liver active, and relieves constipation bloating headaches and dullness. Sold everywhere.
Reports indicate German forces on the offensive around Riga and Dvinsk while advancing on other fronts. British submarines are said to have pushed the German flag from the Baltic, with Italian gains noted in Austria and Russian victories claimed north of the Pripet River. Serbia faces pressure as forces resist, and other volatile actions unfold near Rheims.
In White Post Virginia on October 22 mentions guests from Philadelphia and local residents visiting homes and hosting events. The item also promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for dyspepsia with multiple references to stomach relief and appetite restoration.
Ridgeway West Virginia reports John Hickman injured when dragged by a horse fracturing his left shoulder and bruising his chest. An annual missionary rally is planned at Paynes Chapel on Sunday October 31 at 10 45 AM. Mr and Mrs George Bromley celebrate the birth of a son.
Mrs. Jonah Reese of Braddock Heights submitted a tray of unusually large and tasty raspberries gathered this morning from her yard. The fruit was described as as delicious as early summer varieties and shows the garden’s bounty.
The first annual convention of the Episcopal League of the Baltic Conference of the Methodist South was held in Washington for the past week and was deemed very successful. A permanent organization will be formed and the next convention will be in Charlestown.
An advertisement claims four ounces of liquid argon dissolves dandruff when applied nightly. It promises complete removal after several applications, stops itching, and leaves hair fluffy and glossy at low cost.
The semi monthly meeting discussed street repair for Lilies Main and West Water, planned a benefit concert at the Empire theater, and approved billboard advertising in Winchester using Prof. Hugh Duffy’s boards. A committee was named to address street conditions and the next meeting was set for further local matters.
Announcement from Abingdon Virginia reports the wedding of Minor Lee Carter and Miss Helen Booker at the Booker home. Rev J W Hobson officiated. the bride wore blue and bouquet, attended by Miss Laie Booker. best man Henry Andrews of Bristol. ring bearers John and Thomas Barrow.
The Litany and Rite services at St James Church Smithfield will be used in preaching services Sunday. The Preachers Alliance of Winchester will worship here with the pastor at 8 o clock and 2 on Tuesday November 2. Address to the young people by J Luther Martin Pastor.
Mrs. Jesse Richardson of Philpot Kentucky praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the best laxative for her baby William Jr It is described as pleasant to take non narcotic and effective for constipation Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold in drug stores for fifty cents a bottle
Convincing evidence suggests a remedy is available by mail as a trial bottle free of charge. Write to Dr. W B Caldwell at 454 Washington St Me cello for the sample and further information.
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