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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
4
A brief health adage promotes apples every day. The piece then contrasts urban rush with rural life through a literary exchange about city crowds, rural escape, and the tension between town and farm as people imagine happiness in each setting.
An ex Confederate officer writes a commemorative poem on Gettysburg, detailing Pickett’s charge, Pettigrew Kemper Garnett and Doubleday’s defenders. It recalls Virginia and Tennessee voices, the red day, and the towering Confederate assault under fire.
A martial ode recalls brave soldiers who fell for liberty and Motherland, praising iron will and divine blessing. The lament honors those lost, the flag triumph, and the motherland weeping for her sons in a long, sacred memory.
Waiting in time proves costly as kidney backache and urinary troubles worsen. Miss Julia Jenkins of Winchester testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve her back pain after a few doses, with other family members reporting good results. Priced 50c at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A Gates New York resident reports using Chamberlain's Tablets to cure biliousness and constipation after a year of distress. The ad notes the remedy is inexpensive and obtainable everywhere.
Frances Ferguson of Washington hosted in Bloom with A. E. Cooper. I. D. Wright family visiting Washington. Rosenberger and Windle group visited Kate Crabill home. Hilda Shiflett ill. Jacob Crabill plans acetylene lights. Mae Crabill visited J. H. Williams. Rev. Edgar Cooper family returned from Bridgeport. Makee collar buttoning device invented by Charles Pormago of New Rochelle.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the disease seat, claims it is backed by physicians and is a reputed tonic and blood purifier. It asserts local applications fail and offers testimonials upon request.
Berryville Virginia notes list social visits and travel. Mrs sg S Thomas Jr of Charlotte North Carolina and Miss Gladys Williamson of Raleigh North Carolina guest of Mrs Archibald Osborne. Mr and Mrs Fred Miller return from wedding trip at Mrs Edward Harts. Several locals travel to Washington Baltimore and Atlantic City. A Busy social week includes auc tion bridge party and tea and a birthday party. Bob Junbia is home from college for a short stay.
Miss Irene Capper returns to Winchester after visiting Miss Lee Pine. Rev. Park Chapman and family spend weeks with relatives, then return home. Nellie Chapman, Mrs Woodly, and daughter visit from Baltimore. Sabbath school picnic at Dandridge's Ford. Rev. W R Hardesty and wife drive to Martinsburg with Mrs. G Waine and daughter. Miss Mary Payne Bryarly visits Elizabeth Miller in Martinsburg. Bertha Anderson visits sister Mrs E N Zeilor. A humorous item from Hardesty Drynker includes visions on payday. A depot waitress quips about caviar sandwiches and coal dust. Health students critique crowds amid talk from a platform speaker.
A compact historical quotation notes that a seed of fact can yield a harvest of rumors, yet discerning men ignore such misrepresentations. The remark underscores caution toward slander and the spread of unfounded claims.
An advertisement cautions against harsh calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative. It claims calomel causes bone necrosis and sickness, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver, eases headaches, improves digestion, and boosts energy with a money back guarantee.
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