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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
3
A health ad argues kidneys weaken from overwork and that Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer cures kidney and bladder troubles. It promises samples by mail, urges mentioning the paper, and lists Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
Franck Baker and Son promote Hyomei with a bold guarantee that refunds are offered if the medicated air fails to cure catarrh. The kit, priced at $4, uses a pocket inhaler to deliver medicine to nose throat and lungs, claiming to destroy catarrhal germs and heal irritated membranes. 시작 immediately with an outfit from Franck Baker & Son.
In Middletown Virginia on February 25 residents report Rev J P Stump and wife returning from Lynchburg after a two week visit. E Q Larrick returns from North Carolina. Mary Gordon comes home after weeks at Cedarville. Ed Rogers recovers mobility after illness. Mrs Snapp of Fawcetts Gap visits Mrs Rhodes in town. Jacob Willey and wife return from Baltimore trip. R A Larrigh attends Edinburg brother’s funeral.
Mrs. J Frank Eddy ill with typhoid at home of her eye. Mrs. G G Baker improving on South Market Street. Mrs H W Baker back in Berryville after visiting Mrs W S White. Judge FE Newman of Woodstock in city on business. Mr Thomas H Lewis of Woodstock here on firm business. Miss Mary Jones of Winchester visiting sister Mrs H L Doll on East Burke Street. Mrs Martha C Hancock and Mrs Laura Hockman ill with grip but improving at Faulkner flats. Mrs Luther Hodgson ill with bronchitis on North Washington Street. Mr Walter T Gore back from Baltimore. Miss Pessie Keller improving at home. Misses Margaret McVicar and Blanche Pierce guest of Misses Richards at The Maples. Thoroughbred horses and hogs for sale March 5 by W W McDonald of Berryville. W C T U Medal Contest at Knights Pythias Hall Feb 28. Ethel Warner improving after ankle sprain. Major Eugene W Baylor returned from Washington. M L Boyer seriously ill east of town. Catherine Williamson returned from Winchester with brother Cornelius B Williamson. William Smith, Southern Railway mail clerk, visiting friends. Mrs John WwW Nail went to Baltimore for several days. Charles L Bowly on business trip to the far west. H C Clevenger returned to Pittsburgh after visit. Peter Vredenburgh in Winchester, left for New York. Logan R Fay of Hackwood to New York for week on business. Frank J McCarthy of Richmond in Winchester. Mrs Holmes Conrad Jr and sister Love leaving for Philadelphia. Hon Robert T Barton left for Washington on legal business. Eleanor B Conrad went to Washington and Baltimore for ten days.
Rain and warmer conditions expected tonight across Virginia. Wednesday will bring rain for most areas, with the southwest remaining fair, and cooler readings in the northern and western portions.
Mrs. Maggie Light visited Mrs. Lillie Rosenberger on Sunday evening. Mrs. Jennie Bayliss visited Mrs. Stanley Cooper on Friday. The stork visited Mr. Jake Rosenberger on Thursday night delivering a girl. Jennie Bayliss Mary Hoover Esther Bayliss Wesley Bayliss Julian Rosenberger Leslie Ramey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis McKee the other evening. Eliza Rosenberger of Rosenberger visited her daughter Mrs. M. H. Rosenberger on Sunday. Joseph Foreman visited at Mr. Jake Rosenberger's on Saturday.
Greenway Virginia February 25. Residents and visitors share weekend travels to Winchester and Hill Dale. Names include Chamblin, Haymaker, Funkhouser, Brown, Armel, Stuart, Rosenberry, Foster, Grubbs and Sonner with multiple family visits and local activities.
An experienced doctor credits Postum with curing insomnia and aiding weight gain after six months. He says tea and coffee are no longer used at home and many patients follow his example. He touts Postum as refreshing nourishing and nerve strengthening with saccharine as needed. The endorsement appears under the Postum Company slogan There's a Reason.
Classified ad notes farm poultry for sale including Barred Plymouth Rock and White and Brown Leghorn hens roosters or chicks with unspecified quantity and contact not provided for purchase.
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