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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
2
For ten days we offer the year’s best bargains in cloaks. If you have not bought yet you are lucky to shop this sale.
A bold promotion proclaims sweeping coat discounts for all ages. Prices drop across multiple ranges with children's coats heavily reduced, claiming great savings on $8.50 to $10.00 options down to $6.75 and lower.
Special sale of leather bound volumes from 19th century authors offering poems and fiction titles. Prices range from 35 to 75 cents, with a focus on popular writers and scarce editions. Includes a line of premium leather bindings for collectors.
An old classified item advertises textiles with pricing at one dollar per piece or unit. It mentions navy blue calico and best indigo finishes with an additional 6 percent ecological or enzyme content noted.
The tale recounts a mill worker who spills indigo creating blue pulp and a favorable outcome as the boss raises wages. It also extols Gowan's Pneumonia Cure as effective for cold cough croup and pneumonia, noting physicians’ use and external application sold by druggists.
Trone Virginia notes list social visits and family news from December including Lockhart Chapman Barr Giffin Orndorff Triplette Hoover J J Giffin and a Christmas oyster supper at Bethel school house plus a new baby at Gore sites.
Elva Armel six years old nearly burned stairs lit by a lantern during a descent in Armel Virginia. Parents arrived, extinguished flame, minor damage and nervous shock to Mrs Armel reported.
Rev. L. M. Nesmith delivered a sermon at Macedonia on What Think Ye of Christ. He will preach at Jubilee Church next Sunday at 7 oclock and attend the Reliance school Literary Society meeting on Thursday evening. Mr John Smith and Miss Anna Smith of Oakland will visit Woodstock for the weekend.
Brucetown Va December 18 large Sunday crowd attended a prolonged meeting expected to run through the week. Mrs Dir Best to Falls Church Va Friday to visit daughter Mrs Yates during holidays. Mrs Charles R Smith to Baltimore later this week for a month visit to her mother Mrs Reynolds.
Intelligence indicates printer William G. Dorsey formerly of Winchester suffered a brain congestion attack at his Washington home several days ago. He is reported better and expected to recover. Dorsey is son of Mrs. Anne Dorsey of East Monmouth Street and his wife was Ella Boxwell of Winchester. They have lived in Washington for years.
The iron mines of Australia are officially estimated to contain more than 59,600,900 tons of ore. This figure highlights the vast scale of Australia’s mineral resources and potential export value.
The Warren Sentinel reports John Bierer of Front Royal died suddenly, described as a man of marked business ability and a devoted Presbyterian. He was universally liked and esteemed, father of Mrs. Ross M. Swimley of this city, who attended his funeral in Front Royal, with interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Wholesale and retail dealers in grain and country produce report pricing in The Star. Readings include eggs butter chickens potatoes corn rye oats meat and feed prices with varied per bushel and per hundred measures.
Rev W D Smith rector of Christ Church Winchester will conduct services and preach at Burnt Church near Albin at three o'clock on Sunday afternoon the 22nd instant.
The Star from Berryville, Va. reports that yesterday George Whirley was arrested and fined $20 for carrying a concealed weapon. He is well known in Winchester.
John Michaelson, a young Greek connected with the Greek restaurant on North Main street, has gone to Detroit to enter college and study dentistry with the aim of practicing the profession after graduation.
Rock Enon Springs Virginia reports Mrs. Hebster Triplett ill with pneumonia, Charles Goode's baby improving slowly, and visitors Baxter and Daniel Sirbaugh from Capon Bridge calling. The Sunday school plans an after Christmas entertainment and tree. Swine slaughtering is noted as a busy day. Mr and Mrs A Arnold of Pittsburgh are visiting High View, and James Elliott visited Winchester on business. A corn shucking event last Monday yielded about 200 barrels with a good time for all.
Grimes Virginia December reports Mrs Joel Randall ill with pneumonia after Saturday illness. Mrs Harry Hutton described as indisposed with general nervous system breakdown. Theodore Kerns of Urbanna Ohio and Miss Leaffie Lenas visiting the Bockey home. Mr and Mrs J Taylor visiting Hedgesville West Virginia for a few days.
Mrs Henry Stephenson returns to her home near Stephenson after visiting relatives in the city. Mr E V Weems leaves for Washington and other cities on business. Panel Walters and Van Ingelgem, who led a church mission, go to Washington. Miss Annie Smith of Purcellville Va visits her uncle Mr David Shiner. Miss Kate Kern of Valley City S C travels to Washington after several days in Winchester.
Needle makers and file cutters seem the occupations most susceptible to the ravages of consumption.
Georgia Flemister departed yesterday for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Baltimore and Philadelphia, according to the arrival notice.
The Roller Skating Rink on Market Street opens to the public with many beginners skating confidently. Instructors stand ready to help as three daily sessions are offered at 10 am 2 pm and 6 pm.
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