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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1917
Page
5
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Louisville woman reports four years of severe headaches nervousness and inability to work improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She gained strength returned to house work and gave birth to an eight pound daughter claiming the remedy saved her from a dreaded operation. The notice touts free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and urges women to seek guidance.
Two Cedar Creek men were tried by Squire Paskel in Moorefield for disorderly conduct at the Wardensville camp meeting and for making Old Hen. They pleaded guilty and received a $100 fine and 60 days in jail each.
Three couples received marriage licenses from the county clerk on Saturday afternoon. Silas Edward Fanver and M Lillian Boyce, both of the county, plan to wed. Thomas D Carlyle 22 and Misay Mildred Walters 21. Robert Edward Reed and Mary Willis 19, of Frederick county and Rockingham county roots. George Barrie left for the University of Virginia to study chemistry.
An authority claims Freezone can lift corns of all types with a few drops applied directly to the corn. The product, costing about a quarter ounce per drugstore, purportedly removes corns and calluses without pain or irritation while drying. The notice notes high heel footwear stressing women’s feet.
The executor offers for public auction a limestone farm near Berryville Virginia on October 20 1917 at 1 30 pm in front of the courthouse. The 208 acre property owned by the late Jacob H Rinker sits near Charley Town Road and Wadesville with a residence barn and other buildings. It will be sold as a whole or in two parcels 113 acres with buildings and 90 acres without improvements. Possession March 1 1918 with crop shares allocated to buyer. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds deed of trust and insurance. John M Fishpaw executor. St Severin Virginia.
State Insurance Commissioner Joseph Button warns Virginians to beware of salesmen promoting Washington City Life Insurance Company stock sold at twice its par value. He notes $8 of each $20 share goes to promoters, with dubious promises and no guaranteed returns for years. Authorities urge reporting solicitations to local officials or the commissioner.
Governor Stuart signed an order closing the pheasant hunting season in Virginia for three years. The action takes effect immediately to protect pheasant flocks as the state steps up efforts to increase their numbers. Violations carry heavy penalties.
Mrs Miriam Jones is a patient at Memorial Hospital Winchester and will remain there for an extended period. Front Royal Sentinel reports the local stay and hospital care.
An advertisement extols Mother’s Friend, a preparation for abdominal support during pregnancy. It claims to ease tension, prevent tenderness at the crisis, aid natural muscle expansion, and preserve form after birth. It is sold by Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta with a free booklet offer.
C. W. High of Kernstown displayed remarkable banana cantaloupes. Two melons measured 5 feet 6.5 inches in circumference and weighed 14 pounds 7.5 ounces. Mrs. Joseph Milton of Washington visits her brother William Buchanan on Sharp Street.
Miss Daisy McKay has gone to Memorial Hospital in Winchester to begin nurse training, as reported by the Front Royal Sentinel in Virginia.
A short notice reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington. The family celebrates this new arrival with happiness and good health.
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