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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1909
Page
3
A form letter offers a physician created prescription claimed to cure weak manhood and vigor loss. It promises a quick home remedy without doctors or drugs and invites men to write Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit to receive the formula free in a sealed envelope.
An advertisement urges internal treatment for piles claiming Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid cures 98 percent. It markets a 24 day course for $1 via Franck Baker & Son or by mail from Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY Station B with a booklet offer and guarantee.
The pastor Rev Arthur EB Sla gle will preach The Present Duty of the Church at 11 am and The Dangers of a False Peace at 8 pm Sunday. Sunday school at 2 30. prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 o clock. quarterly conference Monday at 8 pm. Also local notices of visitors and registrations at area inns.
Berryville Virginia reports a list of notable attendees this week for the local horse show. Included are Senator and Mrs. William Campbell, Mrs. Hugh McCormick, and many others from nearby towns such as Charles Town West Virginia Bluemont and White Post Virginia. The notes name several residents visiting relatives and friends across region including Miss Jennie Pope Miss Potts and Prof. Max Brownold among others.
Refuge Va August 21 Richard Ritter of Refuge died at home Wednesday evening from neuralgia of the heart after several weeks of illness. He leaves a widow, six children, two married. Visitors include Mr Robert Lee McCarty and family of Miesport Pa and Mrs John Cole and daughter from Winchester. A union Sunday school picnic is planned near Vueclée in Stephens City.
Rev Dr. SS Lacy pastor of the Presbyterian Church and his family returned to the manse on North Braddock Street after a period at the Winchester Inn. Mr. Thomas Fletcher of Cumberland Maryland attended the Berryville horse show and arrived in town yesterday to visit friends for several days.
Readable fragments mention towns such as Winchester Shippensburg Harrisburg and mechanicsburg on a route. The text includes scattered place names and lacks a coherent event or narrative to summarize.
Norfolk and Western timetable lists trains including a Pullman sleeper to Knoeville with a buffet car for Bristol and intermediate stations and another sleeper to Roanoke and Gary via Shenandoah with departures at 1 3 13 a m and 6 39 p m.
No.28 9 29 p m r or Hagers town and intermediate station Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York Connects at Shenandoah Junction for Washington. No 14 7 45 p m For the town Pullman and Buffet Sleepers to New York. No 2 1 57 a m For Hagers town Pullman Sleeper to Philadelphia. Vv. B. BEVILG M F BRAGG Gen Pass Agt Trav Peas Agt Roanoke Va
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