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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1909
Page
5
Personal trips conducted on July 28 August 11 25 September 8 22 and October 6 1909 a 15 day round trip rate of 11 60 from Winchester. Train leaves at 730 a m.
Ridgeway West Virginia residents note a family weekend gathering as Mr and Mrs Guy H Gardner return to Chambersburg. Mary Brown travels from Winchester after sister Sarah Smithey suffers severe facial burns from a fruit can explosion. Payne's Chapel to hold Sunday morning preaching led by Rev Mr Goodall. William Pierce threshes 1035 bushels of wheat this week.
Rev Dr J W Duffey pastor of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South returns from Loudoun camp meeting and will preach tomorrow morning and evening at the church.
Confederate veterans of Jefferson County West Virginia held a large reunion this afternoon in the grove at C F Walls place north of Charles Town. Dr George R Wendling noted lecturer delivered the principal address.
The column surveys Mrs Palmer’s caste views on women in power and diverts to Marian Harland’s literary travel notes. It recalls the Duke of Gloucester’s early death, King William’s era, and a playful critique of ancestry hunting for social climbing, ending with a quip on royal blood and Irish lore.
Mr and Mrs C Lucien Jones and Miss Gertrude Page Jones of Savannah Georgia are stopping at the Winchester Inn during their visit.
An advertisement touts Gans' Castor Lax as tasteless and odorless castor oil powder that cleanses bowels. It claims physicians’ endorsement and lists 10c 25c and $1.00 sizes sold at reliable druggists to prevent sickness and promote good health.
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