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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
2
Winchester readers are invited to try Vinol with a color illustrated proof of its preparation from cod livers and a peptonate of iron. The ad claims Vinol builds strength for old people, children, and those with coughs and lung troubles, offering a money back guarantee if it fails. Franck Baker & Son, druggists, Winchester Va.
L P Miller of Romney, a leader in the Alleghany Orchard Company, says the late freeze did little damage to fruit trees and in some areas actually helped by destroying surplus buds. He forecasts excellent crops of peaches, apples, plums, pears and other fruits, with county growers expecting a bumper yield this year. Inquiries confirm conditions match Miller's view, boosting optimism among local fruit producers.
Mr C F Griffin and Lou Thompson spent Monday in Winchester. F J Triplette shows slight improvement after illness. Harris Arnold and family visited Winchester Monday. Mrs E L Hook suffers German measles. Plowing and spring crops occupy farmers. Ira Giffin ill with measles at home. J J Giffin and Wesley Alderton traveled to Winchester on business. Funeral of Miss Maggie Palmer near Gore held at Bethel M E Church. she died of pneumonia aged 15. Survivors include parents a brother and a sister. Friends attended the funeral and floral tributes were numerous. Mr T C Adams and son Mellen with Misses Linala and Mary Braithwaite, Miss Rosie DeHaven, Lee Whitacre and Ernest Adams were guests of KE Hook family on Sunday.
The remarkable success of L. T. Cooper extends beyond one city. In Minneapolis sales of his preparation reach about two thousand bottles daily, totaling eighty eight thousand bottles in Minnesota in twenty two days. Hundreds of locals have thanked Cooper, promising a lasting memory of his visit.
A party committee recommends that county and city chairmen provide ample notice of the time and place for conventions and mass meetings to prevent contests. At the Lynchburg convention factions were represented by Gibbons and Kern with other members listed. attendance included Albert Brown of Frederick County and Mr Heading.
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