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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1913
Page
5
Master Georgep Dean, a fourteen month old from Jersey City, earned top honors in a perfect baby contest. He was found abandoned by his mother and father and taken to Jersey City Hospital where nurses and doctors cared for him.
An advertisement from Keller Drug Co of Winchester Virginia promotes Vinol cod liver oil with iron as a tonic to restore vitality after severe illness. It cites a Chicago reader Mrs Gardner as a testimonial, claiming Vinol revived color, strength, and mood. Also mentions Saxo Salve for eczema and money-back guarantee.
Notice states that any parties involved in a dispute at or near Dr Stuart's back, Winchester area, or Berryville orchards will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Signed by Harry F. Byrd.
Charlestown dispatch reports E Graham Wilson recently convicted of criminal assault has made an assignment for creditors. Estimated assets around 15000 dollars with liabilities near 25000 dollars.
Mrs Mary A Dean of Taunton Massachusetts reports relief from sleep disturbance and rheumatic pains after using Foley Kidney Pills. She notes improved kidney function and chronic ailments eased after taking the remedy. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs Vera Black Wadleigh of New York testified in a $50 000 damages suit by J B Wadleigh against L L Tonkin a former Cornell student now in O City Pa that she broke the long held rule of college widows by discussing her affairs with a student The trial heard that widows must never talk of their affairs with students keep them from classes forget them after they leave college and treat them as weak minded children
Mrs Elizabeth Reed widow of Capt Jack Reed dies at her Opequon home after a lingering dropsy illness aged 82 years seven months and four days. She had three marriages with survivors Captain Wisecarver Amog Wisecarver Lake Hodgson and Reed. two sons and three daughters from her first marriage. Family to meet at 10 a m Wednesday to transport remains to Paxtons Chapel for 11 a m funeral and burial on the Wisecarver place Cedar Creek grade.
President Wilson refuses the suffragettes’ request to send a special message to Congress. He says he acts as a representative only when empowered by his party and personally favors a House committee on suffrage. Also noted is Ferdinand Anderson traveling to Weverton to finalize a large ponded warehouse for J. Hy Savage.
The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is the best safeguard against croup and cold. A Georgia reader, P. H. Ginn of Middleton, says his children are susceptible and use the product with prompt relief, noting they keep it in the house to prevent croup. For sale by all druggists.
The article outlines a fall fashion vest as a key detail with a drop-shoulder collar and inset styling suited to wool or heavier silks. It warns about loose-weave fabrics stretching and suggests machine stitching along seams to prevent distortion. It describes pattern 4675 with removable chemisette, full length sleeve, and a three-piece skirt in sizes 84 to 42, requiring specific yardage and 15 cents via coupon.
Mrs. attic weyer Abs Tdi Clapham Mr Roger Clapham Mrs Benjamin Coachman Miss Allen Gardner Mr and Mrs James Small attended the Miller Cram wedding near Mount Crawford Virginia and have returned home accompanied by Mrs H O Evans who traveled to Winchester recently.
All creditors of Daniel W Feltner's estate are urged to settle promptly and present claims for payment within 14 days. Roy P. Duvall is the administrator. Piles cure claims offered with refund by pharmacists if the ointment fails to cure. First application priced at 60 cents. We Read The Evening Star.
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