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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1909
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach, and stomach discomfort. It claims relief within minutes and notes it costs fifty cents at pharmacies. It links symptoms to stomach fermentation and urges starting treatment at once.
A terse note claims five minutes and prompt digestion will cut any fear or discomfort from the kind of food you eat. The line emphasizes quick processing to reduce unease after meals.
A Clarke County report criticizes coverage of a wedding noting omission of the bride’s face time and soap details. The writer argues praise belongs to her homemaking skill, thrift, breadmaking grace, and readiness to create a home, urging pride in homemaking virtues over display of ancestry.
Baltimore activates Lefty Russell after a successful season with Hagerstown last fall. The pitcher rejoined the Baltimore club and is expected to be a leading starter in the league.
Friday incident left a student with serious injuries after a fall in a school room. Miss Lessie Willingham returns to village and works in the woolen mill. Miss Minnie Larrick’s place remains vacant as she boards with the Janneys. Mrs. Feagans and her daughters visit Rest, and a Christmas entertainment committee plans a 7:30 PM program for Christmas night.
Rest, Va. December 21 The Christmas entertainment will be held on Christmas Eve December 24 beginning at 7 p.m. All are cordially invited. Mr. Duvall Bromley of Indianpolis Indianapolis has come home to spend the holidays with his patient Mr. awa Mr. B.k, public and friends.
Mr. CC Robert Grimes of New York City is spending several days at the home of his sister Mrs. Harry J Torrile on West Piccadilly Street.
Miss Blanche Wright of Glenview is home for the holidays after schooling in Dayton Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ewan and son Robert of Philadelphia visit Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ewan. Mr. J. Wy. Doda and Lee Dodd of Martinsburg spent Sunday with Mrs. Dodd's father W. M. Jefferson. Mr. Ridgeway ships keys to eastern markets as prices rise. Donald Weems of Winchester returns from Tome School for Boys Port Deposit Maryland for Christmas vacation.
The Star highlights lost and found notices in its classified want ads. Readers are invited to scan listings for missing items and contact details.
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