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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
2
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A hospital reports indestructible clothing saves about 90 a year in materials and labor. Inmates previously damaged blankets and dresses daily, but now destroy nothing and stay cool. One man alone has ruined 7000 in clothing since admission. Miss Josephine Tutwiler, who led the drawing department, resigns and returns home.
Marlboro Virginia April 20 MrFrank D Mitchell spent three years in Japan and the Philippine Islands serving in the United States Army and has returned to the United States visiting parents and friends his tales of travel mix wit and intelligence Mrs R J Shull of Hugo Oklahoma formerly Miss Virginia Clagett visits her Frederick county relatives hoping to stay through the summer James Peace returns to Baltimore after a week here Commissioner H H Shull o spent Sunday night with Mrs R F Sowers
Miss May McDonald returns home after a Baltimore visit while Miss Nannie McGuire calls on Millgrood friends. Several residents travel to Winchester Front Royal Bluemont and Charlottesville for visits and events. Carrie Nation gave a Court House lecture to a large audience on Tuesday evening.
Warning against mercury based catarrh ointments. Recommends Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. States symptoms from mercury exposure and urges purchase from reputable physicians and druggists.
Brucetown area notes a local gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs William Jobe honoring Mr and Mrs Albert Clendenning with guests including Mrs Samuel Grimley and Miss Corie and Miss Mary Swimley Agnes McCarroll and Dr Harry Moffat of England. Albert Clendenning leaves Friday for Lexington Virginia on a four month business trip. Mrs Clendenning and sisters Masses Corie and Mary Swimley plan to visit Lexington for a few days. Thomas Myers a retired farmer dies at his Martinsburg West Virginia home. He had two sons from his first wife Miss Holliday and is survived by his second wife Miss Susie Huyett and sister Mrs Samuel Swimsley. Ernest Thiarp returns home ill and thanks friends for kindness. Lawrence McCarrol of Martinsburg visits his father James McCarrol in Brucetown.
Charles Fishpaw of near the Berryville pike was kicked by a colt late yesterday afternoon while guiding his horse to the stable. A bone in one arm was badly shattered and Dr. A P Osborne of Berryville was summoned to treat the injury.
In Basic City yesterday the drys carried the local option by 23 votes from 112 total ballots. The election was quiet but drew strong feeling as the town, long dry, moved to enact the wets petition.
For Virginia the forecast calls for colder air tonight with rain and a chance of snow in the mountain districts. Friday outlook uncertain with wintry mix possible in higher elevations.
A Winchester resident Charles H. Boxwell Jr. reports severe kidney trouble from heavy lifting. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Franck Eaker & Sons, he says he found great relief and was cured, inviting others to contact him for details. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells the pills nationwide.
Norfolk and Western schedule lists November 24 1907 routes and connections. No. 13-9: a m pulls to Knoxville via Roanoke with connections to St. Louis Express, plus Roanoke to Columbus and Gary cafe service. No. 1-313 a m serves Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Norton Welch with Pullman sleepers. No. 27-6 42 p m serves Shenandoah and local stations. No. 28 29 a m to Hagerstown junction via Shenandoah for Washington Philadelphia New York. No. 14-8 24 p m to Harrisburg Philadelphia New York with Pullman buffet sleepers. No. 2-1 57 a m to Hagerstown Philadelphia New York with Pullman sleeper to Philadelphia. Rates and time tables available from agents. пове
Rubber Tire information advertises two kinds of first class rubber Kelley and Finestone at low prices. Shop for tires with a local supplier noted as Eeeee eT MaViCA in the ad.
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