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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
5
Mothers neglect of their children's colds can lead to chronic catarrh in the mucous membranes. The illness often becomes lifelong and hard to cure. A bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used early might have prevented it. obtainable everywhere.
A military update reports Italian forces advancing toward Trieste from the ItA river front. Heavy artillery duels persist as the Austro Hungarian army retreats slowly. Serbian and French advances in Macedonia push Bulgarians back with captures of Staterhoof Goloborda and Larsica, while Russians shell German artillery units causing driver panic.
Miss Mary Butler Howell of Berryville Virginia and Mr Raymond Keller son of Mr and Mrs Jamey Keller of Washington were married yesterday at 2 PM at St Stephen Episcopal Church. The Rev George Fisk Dudley officiated in a ceremony attended only by relatives and close friends. The bride wore a dark blue gown with oriental embroidery and carried bride roses. Attendant Miss Araminta Howell wore dark green faille taffeta and La France roses. Best man was Mr H T Kimmel. The couple will reside at 35 Seaton Place Northwest Washington after a wedding trip.
A promotion extols Knowlton's Danderine as a cheap remedy to vanish dandruff and stop hair loss. It claims hair becomes heavy, soft, glossy, and abundant within minutes to weeks, with instructions to test on a strand and see quick results.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Webster of Pittsburgh are spending several days in town and are registered at Hotel Evans. A mother and child discuss morning, sight, and memory as the child sees a dreamlike landscape with bearded pines and waving willows, while the mother listens and responds.
Private James Goudy of the U S Marine Corps urged Lancaster Mennonites to serve country without losing faith. He quoted David and Goliath and inspired a drill company formed on the spot led by the patriotic youth mentor. He hopes to recruit more local youths into the Marines.
Washington and Lee Day will be observed in Lexington on January 19, 1917. Secretary Baker is an alumnus of the university.
Mrs C E Trenary of Harrisonburg and Miss Elizabeth Sumption of Winchester visited Miss Jennie DeHaven. Mrs E Hoover of Winchester visits Mrs T C Adams. Mr Poly Bageant recovers after a drill accident. School opens Monday with Prof Harold Edwards as principal and Miss Klire as assistant.
Secretary of War Baker will deliver the principal address at the upcoming war department celebration. The event honors wartime efforts and marks a ceremonial gathering with military officials and dignitaries attending. A review of banners, medals, and historical displays is planned following the address.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Barr and daughter Lucy Virginia Barr of Baltimore with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Liber journeyed by motor to Martinsboro to meet President Wilson.
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