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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1916
Page
5
Trains arrive in Winchester from the stations named above at 9 20 am daily except Sunday and at 11 45 am, 2 pm and 7 22 pm daily with additional daily services except Sunday. Public notice lists schedules and contact details.
Train No 13-918 runs to Bristol with Pullman sleepers and dining cars from Roanoke. No 1-227 carries parlor and cafe cars from Roanoke to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediate stops with connections to the Memphis special at Roanoke. No 27 departs 6:38 pm toward Shenandoah and intermediate stations. No 28 9:32 am serves Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia York with Shenandoah Junction connection to Washington.
A vintage health note extols daily morning hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate as an internal cleansing practice. It claims improved complexion, reduced ailments, and better vitality by flushing the liver kidneys and intestines before breakfast, urging readers to try the regimen.
Social news lists visitors and residents in Harrisonburg Virginia and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Gwane at Shannon on Berryville Pike, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morley at Hotel Evans, and Rev. J. Clinton Allard departing to Washington after missions. Other names: Miss Minnie Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ritenour, Mr. Frank L. Sublett, Dr. C. C. Whaley, Mrs. Thomas Lupton, Mrs. Masincup, Dr. Franklin Rogers, Mr. Henry Seal, Mr. Joseph B. Newlin, Mr. Harry Chadduck, Miss Florence Culbertson, Mrs. Henry Cassard, and L. G. Toomis Jr one more.
A travel sketch describes Orkney Springs Virginia as a cool 2300 foot high mountain resort with 1300 acres, forests, boardwalk to Sear Wallow Spring, historic bridges, and old Virginia ambiance. The piece highlights picturesque scenery, antique dining rooms, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson portraits, and antebellum touches.
Miss Louisa McLeod visits Miss Mamie Robinson near Win Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Cline attend Lutheran conference at Rio. Mrs. A Boyer returns from a short visit with friends in Winchester. Misses Annie Shryock and Richie Stickley buy fall millinery in Baltimore. J A Baublitz sells his property to Floyd B Cadwallder and plans to move to Winchester to work with his son L E Baublitz. Lois Hottel returns from New Market Va. Hunter D. Chipley of Lynchburg visits near the Balm or e and Ohio Railroad station. W W Russell N E Iglehart W H Buckler and J McCormick from Baltimore among motorists registered Sunday at Hotel
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts the remedy is a legitimate prescription from a top physician, not a quack medicine, and promises testimonials and druggist availability. The text lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Ohio as publishers.
Charles Edmondson, son of Mr and Mrs C E Edmondson of Middletown, had his left foot crushed last Friday when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near the Middletown station. He rests easier at Memorial Hospital with no blood poisoning signs. He is cared for by his sister and Miss Clemmons, and visited by his father Saturday. condition remains hopeful.
Rev. W. R. Alexander preaches a series of special sermons at the First Baptist Church each Sunday morning on The Church and Its Activities. Last Sunday morning he spoke on Two Things Our Church Should Do, followed by the ordinance of baptism.
Dr and Mrs W T Lineweaver and daughters Mary Rhodes and Frances Lineweaver returned from a motor trip through Maryland and Northern Virginia. They visited Mrs Lineweaver's parents Mr and Mrs J W Rhodes in Middletown Harrisonburg Va News Record.
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