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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
2
A testimonial extols Cardui as a cure for years of ill health affecting women. The narrator claims Cardui surpassed medicines and even doctors, urging others to try the product and request the 64 page treatment booklet from the Ladies' Advisory Dept. of a Tennessee company.
Chicago report notes high egg prices disrupt domestic life as C. P. Swanson of St Charles, Illinois, faces divorce action from his wife over insufficient eggs. Swanson quips that his wife uses 15 eggs daily and asserts the cost of eggs at 45 cents a dozen pressures their marriage. The filing seeks a court resolution.
Notice to all parties in the chancery cause Florence H Grove vs Clinton S Grove infant that on December 15 1913 an application will be made to the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia for removal of the estate of Clinton S Grove infant to Greencastle Franklin County Pennsylvania under the state code. Jacob Nicarry and T Russell Cather attorneys present.
Miss Lucille C. Norman daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Norman of Frederick county wed Ralph Conn Robinson son of Mr and Mrs A C Robinson of Shenandoah county Virginia on Saturday December 6 at the parsonage of Frederick Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South Rev W R Bartlesty officiated. The groom is a prosperous year s farmer of Shenandoah county and the bride was a former teacher of Red Bud public schools.
New York delegates hear that humanity now outranks earlier ideals and safety for workers in shops has improved though work remains. Dr William Tolman of the American Museum of Safety discusses safer shop practices and P C Seitz of the New York World addresses human values.
Miss Mary Page Nelson leaves for Virginia to join a house party hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Brooke Gilpin at Sealeby Manor. She will be a bridesmaid at the Gilpins daughter Dorothy's forthcoming marriage to Dr Tews.
Francois, alive but imprisoned at Castle Castelforte, drives Pietro and Alixe to plan a dramatic rescue. General Gourgaud, Hor tense implications, and Battista reveal the castle holds Francois captive as Pietro’s own home becomes a castle jail. Alixe urges Pietro to act with courage to save Francois.
In Chapter Sixteen Battista's prisoner Francois, worn by three months in captivity, endures hope and isolation as the governor lures him with memory and song. A dinner invitation follows, drawing Francois into the governor's suite for an intimate, uneasy evening.
Francois, imprisoned in the castle of the Zappis, learns of a hidden wine cellar door and a five-hundred-year-old underground passage to Riders Hollow. Pietro’s letter reveals a planned escape route with a covert nightly watcher system and a ship-bound reunion within days.
Battista enters with a tense air and mutters aloud before grabbing Francois. He forces a thick paper into Francois’ coat and clamps a hand over his mouth. The moment ends with the whispered demand The logt of bread.
J A Kimbro of Georgetown Texas praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a long standing household remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble. He claims permanent relief in several cases and notes it contains no opiates and is available from druggists.
An old time patent medicine ad promotes a backache remedy claimed to relieve lumbago and sore backs quickly. It touts magical, non burning relief that ends pain and does not discolor the skin, with a promise of prompt, lasting results.
The annual report of the comptroller of the currency shows the U S per capita circulating medium at 3466, up from 2434 last year. Total money supply stands at 3 720 070 016 with 356 831 567 in the Treasury and the rest in circulation among banks and the public.
Ordinances approve 280.00 to reimburse Winchester Memorial Hospital for indigent typhoid cases. Another appropriation 128.72 for asphalt binder roadway on East Cork Street between Main and Market. A third 422.36 funds asphalt surfacing on East Piccadilly Street between Kent Street and East Lane. All passed November 4, 1913.
Mr. Peter H. Mayo has closed his Clarke county country estate and is occupying his West Franklin street town residence for winter. His guest is his daughter Mrs. Penehem Cameron of Raleigh, N. C.
Mrs. George I. Richardson of Lutherville left Monday to attend the Allen Gilpin marriage and reception. She will spend a few days with her daughter and son-in-law Dr and Mrs J William Hert of Winchester Virginia who will be among the wedding guests.
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