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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
1
The article notes no radical changes in corset shapes with a long front and side constriction to produce a small waist. It argues proper fit requires sitting in the corset, warns against extreme tight lacing, and says fashion will favor comfort over rigid waist reduction as shoulders hips and bust adjust with garments.
A fashion piece surveys veils in varied styles from delicate net to heavy gray chiffon. It notes edge scallops, plaited frills, and borders with embroidery, chenille spots, and woven bands. Also mentions novelty filet veils and white chiffon automobile veils with bold borders and spots.
The article surveys red tones like durrant red and port wine in evening gauzes, with daring cveque and hortensia shades. It notes seamless coat sleeves, long motor coat sleeves, and advises against ironing embroidery on patches to avoid flattening shine.
Indications say Murphy's Hotel will again host lawmakers and public men during the upcoming legislature session. Hon. Richard J Byrd plans to arrive to seek Speaker of the House while Senators Edward Echols and R E Byrd Colonel Joseph Button and J N Brenaman will occupy adjoining rooms. The Richmond Times Dispatch notes the lobby will buzz with political chatter as candidates press their cases for votes.
The Cemetery Association resolves to publicly thank Mr. Thomas Cover for enclosing Gravel Springs Cemetery with a substantial iron fence. The committee notes the generous gift reflects the gratitude of the entire community. Resolutions will be recorded and a copy sent to Mr. Covers.
Mr Henry Petty of Washington spent days with sister Mrs Virginia Mccartney. Miss Sarah Cabell of Cedarville visited Mrs J F McKay. Mr and Mrs A Jett and son J M Jett visited friends in Front Royal. Major Von Ringhart was a pleasant visitor at Wheatland. Miss Emma Elkins left for Front Royal and other friends. Mr Gibgon Roy of Front Royal was a pleasant neighbor visitor. Presley Neville of Middletown spent Sunday with son Russell Neville. Eugene McCauley left for New Market and other points. Hon Harry St George Tucker and Mrs Tucker were holiday guests of Mrs Sharpe owner of Woodlawn in lower Fairfax.
A Virginia resident, Wm Grayson of Front Royal, testifies that Doan's Ointment relieved hemorrhoids after four years of suffering. He reports quick relief after first use, occasional minor returns, and strong overall satisfaction. Doan's is sold by dealers nationwide priced at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Report notes that bites from insects and the rattlesnake are described as being harnessed by a method using salt into egg yolk to achieve the correct consistency. The text highlights unusual preparation claims for bite treatment.
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