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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1910

Page

4

Kellogg Warns of Rising Insanity Across 265 Years

Dr J H Kellogg, professor of surgical pathology and superintendent of the Battle Creek Sanitarium, told a college graduating class that insanity could reach global levels in 265 years. He cited increases in physical degeneracy, heart and kidney disease, cancer among women, and rising nervous disorders, attributing much to lifestyle and birth rates, while noting not all will go insane.

J. H. Kellogg Battle Creek Mich College of Physicians and Surgeons Kellogg

Delicately Formed and Gentle Laxative For Women

A promotional notice extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a mild safe laxative suitable for maidens wives and mothers in all life seasons. It emphasizes gentle action pleasant taste and reliable cleansing with the California Fig Syrup Co product available through leading druggists for fifty cents per bottle.

California Fig Syrup Co

Funeral Rites For Mrs. Emma Carter Held At Home

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Carter were conducted at her granddaughter Mrs. Fred Striker’s home on East Chafford Street by Rev. Dr. J. W. Duffey and Rev. T. K. Cromer. The remains were taken to Middleburg Loudoun County Virginia for burial, accompanied by her son H. B. Carter and daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Rawlings.

Emma Carter Fred, Striker East Chafford Street J. W.duffey T. K. Cromer Middleburg Loudoun Sounty H. B. Carter Elizabeth Rawlings

Public meeting on June 30 1910 in Stephens City Virginia

Citizens and taxpayers of Upeqion District are urged to attend a public meeting at the Stephens City school on June 30 at 8 o clock. The gathering will decide the High School building plan and discuss requesting a district levy increase to fund the school. Several local figures are named as organizers and attendees.

Upeqion Stephens City Board of Supervisors P. B. Stickley R.A. Lemivy A. Adams J. BD. Steele C. J. Brunback J. P. Carribaugh W.H. Paintex C. BK. Cougill

Miss Mamie Carver Visits Brother in Stephens City

Miss Mamie Carver from Stephens City visits her brother Carroll Carver at his home on South Market Street.

Mamie Carver Stephens City Mr. Carroll Carver South Market Street

Market quotes and social notes from town

Wholesale market prices for wheat corn oats rye and baleage are listed. A.B. and Mrs. Asbury Swimley plan to return tonight from their wedding trip and stay on West Piccadilly Street. Mrs. A. Carter has returned to Hagerstown after attending Emma Carter’s funeral in town. Flavius Palmer arrived from Philadelphia to visit relatives. The Washington Sunday Star emphasizes Winchester and Shenandoah Valley social news.

Mrs. Asbury Co. Swimley This Riy West Piccadilly Street A. ®. Carter Flavius Palmer Philadelpahia

Majestic Range Tour Promises Souvenir Ware Gift

Jno S Solenberger & Company invites shoppers to a June 6 tour to see the Great Majestic Range. With every Majestic Range sold, buyers receive an $8 Souvenir Set of Ware. Mrs Smeltzer of Baltimore visits North Braddock Street home of the Misses McCartney.

Jno. S. Solenberger & Company Mrs. Smeltzer Baltimore Misses McCartney North Braddock Street

Mrs Effie Hottle Dies Near Ridge

Mrs Effie Hottle wife of Newton Hottle of West Virginia died Wednesday. She was buried at Salem Church near Hinckle and survived by her husband several children and her parents Mr and Mrs J B Jolley. Her brothers and sisters include James Jolley Mrs Braithwaite Mrs Howard Reynolds and Mrs Walter Moore. Dr Anderson visited and other local notices accompany the obituary.

Whitacre Val Eee Hottle Newton Salem Church Hinckle S Hospital Boyd J. B. Jolley Tevigids Store James Jolley Od, Braithwaite Howard Reynolds Walter Moore John W. Mauzy Dr. Anderson Gore Fredy Whitacre Bertha Lula Whitacre

Beautiful home care and premium white lead paint contrast

A homemaking piece praises expert paint makers using pure White Oxide and White Lead in linseed oil for a bright durable finish. It contrasts with crude hand-made paint and warns of dingy results. Sold by Cooper Bros Winchester and others in Middletown Stephens City and more.

Atly Cooper Bros Winchester Larries & Larrick Middletown Trussell

Reverend Slagle to Preach and Lord's Supper Soon

The Rev Arthur E B Slagle will preach Sunday at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m The Lord's Supper will be administered at the morning service A regular monthly meeting of the official board is set for Monday at 7 p m Funeral mention includes Andrew Bushong and Col R P Chew with Bishop Gravatt and friends returning to Charles Town after attending Shenandoah Valley Academy events.

Arthur EB. Slagle R. P. Chew Bishop Gravatt Ane Charles Town Shenandoah Valley Academy Fine

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THE Evening Star Eventing Star Publishing Company Shedhheeter, Virginia Harry Fioop New York A. B. Clayden Brunawick Bldg Virginia Elephones Editorial Root Vance Washington Sunday Star Strenandoah Valley Star Henry Baetjer & Co Effie Hottle Ridge Standard Oil Company ( Incorporated Mallitts Geck Fultz Coeds Fin Andrew J.bushong Exa Ind Mr. Cow Majestic Kjestic Tea Forte Walestic John S. Solenberger & CO Loudoun Street
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