Evening Star Notice from Winchester Post Office
The Evening Star is admitted for second class mail matter at the Post Office in Winchester Virginia.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
4
The Evening Star is admitted for second class mail matter at the Post Office in Winchester Virginia.
A satirical verse by Walt Mason urges daily apple eating and social activity to combat grief. The piece mocks sulking and laments while promoting engagement with others to lift spirits. The poem contrasts gloom with cheerful participation and references a Byron figure for contrast.
Bartonville reports visitors from Kernstown Strasburg Stephens City and Clarke County. Activities include a draft celebration in Winchester a new roadway project a school opening and updates on residents health and births.
M K Moore a B & O Conductor of Weverton testifies Dreco cured his stomach catarrh and helped nasal throat catarrh in his 10 year old son. He notes improved bowels and removal of yearly cough. Dreco promoted as remedy for catarrh asthma rheumatism stomach liver kidney issues. Winchester shop Miller's Drug Store sells it with mail orders at one dollar a bottle.
Miss ay Jenkins of Winchester visited Burnt Factory this week. Miss June Fin will study at Blackstone women's college this term. Frances Duvall attends John Kerr school in Winchester. Sunday school resumes after infantile paralysis quarantine with classes at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. on September 30. J D Wright and granddaughter Virginia Hoffman vacationed with B L Byers near Ripon. Mrs. Johnson of Ripon visited the Swartz family. Corn cutting is active and some farmers have begun seed. Herman Swartz of Winchester visited his parents last Sunday.
An old promotional note urges treating catarrh with S S S blood purifier. It claims winter worsens symptoms and promotes cleansing the blood to remove germs. Readers are advised to write Swift Specific Co Dept G Atlanta Ga for information and advice.
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Social column from Berryville Virginia lists guests at the Sign of the Motor Car including E W Newton Newport News E Marshall Newton Edward Strother Hume H W Hunter Margaret Brodger Rebecca Brodger Mrs Edward Norris Murdoch Mrs W P Donahue Baltimore Miss Stephson Paris France Mrs James McComas New York Mrs C E Ramsey Sewickley Pa Mrs A R Stansbury Norfolk Va George Eyster Rosa Nelson Mason Charles Moore Charlestown W Va Nannie Lachland Portland Oregon. Additional attendees included Mr and Mrs C H Turner Jr St Louis luncheon hosts and guests W F Randolph B O Fallon Ethel O Fallon C Wiley Granby Carter Mullikin. Updates note Misses Emily and Fannie Powers returning from Bedford City and Mrs E L McGill with daughter leaving for Petersburg Va. Attendees include E W Newton and others at funeral of Annie M Smith in Berryville.
Rev D D Lambert announces preaching at Burnt Factory Sunday at 11 a m in Stephenson with a 2 p m Sunday school and 3 p m preaching. Another sermon is scheduled at Welltown Sunday at 7 30 p m.
Mrs G P Cartwright of Whitwell Tennessee describes four years of dizzy spells that improved after using Cardus and then Cardui a woman’s tonic. She reports full recovery after two bottles and endorsement of Cardui for female trouble symptoms.
Russell Holland of Greensboro visited cousin Clay Rogers on Hogue Creek. Charls White and daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. A. L. ig for a Sunday gathering. Miss Bina Cooper stayed with Miss Winifred Rogers. Ed Peer and family and Sol McNeely visited Frank Orndoff. Bessie DeHaven of Gainsboro stayed with Winifred Rogers. Virginia Taylor and son visit sister Mrs. A. L. Nail. Mrs. Carter Hoover and children visit mother-in-law Mrs. W. Hoover. Dr. Rogers of Bunker Hill W V a visited his brother Dean Rogers. Sunday guests at J. S. Orndoff included John Loy, Luther Larrick and daughter Frances, Hyatt Shankholtz and Misses Mary and Madaline and Master James Shanholtz.
Rev and Mrs Walter R Alexander travel to Washington to consult a specialist and plan a several days stay in the city. Alexander expects to return by Sunday. Mrs W A Baker leaves for a visit to friends in Washington. Mamie Byrd visiting her father in Baugeote.
A limestone farm well located on the turnpike with attractive grounds shade and buildings. Suitable for apple growing and offering long terms to the right buyer. Also a country home eight rooms stables garden land near railroad station. Address Box 193 Winchester Va.
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