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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
2
Episco pal Sunday school reopened after a six week vacation. A King’s Daughters play drew attendees. Local social visits include Mr. Clay Carr and others at Middleways and Mrs. Levi at Fancy Bend. School opened with over 100 scholars. Numerous residents and families are mentioned with moves, visits, and local activities.
Sept 28 Winchester fair attracts community residents. Mrs Susan Carver treats a hand gathering. Miss Hagel Carver visits Mrs Mary Smith in Harris Addition. Miss J June Fishpaw named principal of Summit Point Graded School. Apples scarce but households host neighbors for entertainment.
A. B. Carter of 317 Chestnut St. Covington Va compares his recovery from stomach ills to old machinery being scrapped. After years of poor appetite bloating and weakness Tanlac restored his health and energy enabling him to return to work. Boyd Drug Co. in Winchester and other druggists sell Tanlac.
The teachers institutes will be held in Berryville courthouse on Friday and in Winchester courthouse on Saturday this week. State Superintendent Hart and Farmville State Normal School leaders will attend a series of addresses, group conferences, and round tables with high school and rural teachers. School patrons are invited. Leslie D. Kline, Division Superintendent of Schools, will lead.
In loving remembrance of our beloved mother Mrs Loretta A Kim Mell who departed this life one year ago today September 28 1920 One year has passed dear mother Since last we saw your face Thou are free from aches and pain No one in this world can your place Mother thou hast left us lonely Sorrow fills our hearts each day But beyond this vale of sorrow Tears might all be wiped away Mother you are sweetly resting Cold may be thy early tomb But the angels came and whispered Come and live with us at home Mother you have gone forever Where friends no more shall weep For those who die in Jesus Their death is only sleep By her husband and children.
A prominent doctor notes most women’s ailments are not surgical and arise from simple conditions. He urges women with backaches bearing down pains side ache irregularities nervous despondency or weakness to try Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a natural restorative to prevent serious troubles.
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