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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1916
Page
5
Train schedule lists arrivals at Winchester from listed stations with daily and Sunday exceptions. By H A Rippis General Passenger Agent details indicate times 11 45 am 4 pm and 7 22 pm with noted daily and Sunday variance.
Train No 13 a m 9 18 serves Bristol and intermediate sleepers dining cars parlor car routes via Roanoke with connections to Memphis special. Train No 28 9 324 m covers Shenandoah and intermediate stations with runs to Philadelphia and New York, connection at Shenandoah Junction or Washington.
An elderly reader recounts illness and nervous trouble relieved by Cardus a woman's tonic after failing with doctors. The ad claims the tonic restored health and energy, urging other women to try it and mention Chattan Medicine Co. and a Birmingham area advisory service.
A trio of wartime titles includes The Berlin Court Under William II by Count Axel von Schwerin, My Home in the Field of Honour by Frances Wilson Huard, and What Is Coming A European Forecast by H G Wells. The Berlin volume surveys Berlin’s imperial circle and court life, Huard’s memoir details life near the Marne and the French retreat, and Wells analyzes postwar prospects and social repercussions.
Rev Dr A J Gill a leading Baltimore conference member visits the city as guest of Mr and Mrs Bentley Kern on Amherst Street He will preach at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow delivering A Working God as his morning sermon
Dr. Frank M. Humphrey, practicing in Bluemont Virginia, has moved to Berryville Clarke county and joined with Dr. W. DeCameron Jr formerly of Winchester. Humphrey married Lillian Talbott of Charles Town West Virginia years ago. Mrs. Irwin, wife of William L. Irwin once of Winchester now in Detroit, visits Woodstock and travels to Richmond to stay with her in law parents Lin and (incomplete).
An old advertisement warns against calomel noting it causes salivation and sickness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable laxative that starts the liver without side effects and is suitable for adults and children.
During the September term in Woodstock Shenandoah County Judge Bailey presiding, multiple decrees in divorce cases were entered. One case, Carrie Lee Lewis versus James F. Lewis, was refused and dismissed. Absolute divorces were granted to Clara M. Rinker from William P. Rinker and Albert Garrett from Hyla Garrett, while Lula M. Coffman received a limited divorce from Samuel Levi Coffman.
Rev. John A. Anderson presiding elder of Winchester district of the Methodist Episcopal Church South sails for Charlestown West Virginia to preach in Jefferson county and hold quarterly conference in Charlestown Monday morning.
Dr. E. F. Gardner of Capon Bridge Hampshire County West Virginia has located in Charlestown to practice dentistry. He is arranging to move his family there.
Advice on recovering from a cold by using Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Claims the remedy has long standing use and a strong reputation. States it is available everywhere.
Miss Mary Emily Spencer, long ill with typhoid fever in Memorial Hospital, is greatly improved and near certain recovery. She is a professional nurse and sister of Rev. H. G. Spencer, pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. She came from Westminster Maryland recently and fell ill shortly after. Mrs. A J Hopewell of Edinburg Virginia visiting her sister near Middletown now stays with her son Dr. H T Hopewell and family at Strasburg.
Among many human ills a large share begins with constipation. Keep bowels regular to avoid trouble. When a laxative is needed take Chamberlains Tablets. They move the bowels improve the appetite and strengthen digestion. Obtainable everywhere.
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