Vaucluse News Notes June Update From Local Folks
June notes from Vaucluse report Dr eee of Baltimore spending days with Mr Stickley of Mt. Crawford and a fine condition. Southern Virginia residents spend a week at home. Bart Humston of Holmburg visits Claude Stickley. Leslie D. Kline returns to Newstead Farm Richmond after visiting relatives nearby. Nellie McCartney, infant daughter of Edgar and Mrs McCartney, slowly improves after weeks of illness. Dunkard Church meeting closes. Lucy Kline, teacher near Washington, returns home. Mr Rinker near Winchester returns after visiting Mr A Warrick. Speery family and Lottie Speery visit friends nearby.
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Eee
Baltimore
Ie Stickley
Mt. Crawford
Virginia
Bart Humston
Holmburg
Claude Stickley
Leslie D. Kline
Newstead Farm
Richmond
Rela
Oy Os ‘Stickley
Nellie McCartney
Dgar McCartney
Dunkard Church
Lucy Kline
Washington
Rinker
Winchester
A. Warrick
Miro-Join -Speery
Lottie Speery
Sy Wrliws
Wood s Seeds Late Seed Potatoes and Farm Seeds
Wood s Seeds advertises late seed potatoes and early July planting for fall and winter crops. It claims cold storage seed potatoes remain vigorous and offers a Wood s Crop Special brochure. The notice lists cow peas German millet soja beans crimson clover and other farm seeds and invites price requests.
Epworth League Hosts Feast in Front Royal
In Front Royal the Epworth League enjoyed a delightful feast with Rev. L Page of Bedford City visiting. The town saw Rev. I M Robeson and family occupying the Millwood rectory while awaiting a new home completion. Local social notes mention marriages, visits, and returning relatives including Miss Bettie Muir from Europe and Misses Zelta and Lola Gardner returning from school.
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Ona
R. Moore
Front Royal
L. ©. Page
Bedford City
Kennerly
I. M. Robeson
Millwood
Epworth League
Ernest Meade
Su Sig Ford
Dickinson
Baptist
Louise B. Meade
Anna Greenpent
Winchester
Bettie Muir
Europe
J. J. Streait
Gunston Hall
William Reardon
Zelta
Lola Gardner
Henning
Pear Henning
Stephens City
Mabel
Eva Massey
Roanoke
Lawn party planned by Bunker Hill Ladies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M E. Chunk hosts a lawn party on the parsonage lawn June 20. Various local residents, including Mr. Will Wynn of Carlisle and Miss J L Clendening, attend services and visits. Dr H A Rogers is on a professional visit in Frederick County. Many Bunker Hill residents attended the Winchester floral strewing yesterday.
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Bunker Hill
W. Va
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
M. BE. Chunk
Parsonage Lawn
Will Goff
Martinsburg
G. H. Bowen
J. L. Clendening
C. F. Laise
Middleway
H. A. Rogers
Frederick County
Winchester
Working Girls Write Of Lydia E Pinkham Success
New Orleans and Saint Clair readers endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual and health issues. Letters praise relief from fatigue headaches pimples and improved sleep after use. Medical claim notes secrecy and urges others to seek the remedy.
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New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amelia Jaquillard
Seventh Street
St. Clair
Lydia E.pinkham
Esteella Maguire
Saint Clair
Pinkham Medicine Co
Confial
Mass. i Ieee
A Lady Praises Medicine and Religion Letter
A readers letter from a unidentified author in Columbus Ohio discusses Medicine and Religion, Christian Science, new thought and mental healing. The writer praises the article for its usefulness and predicts broad readership and impact while noting Peruna as a topic and mentioning distribution through stores. A promotional note from Peruna and a Columbus company offer a free booklet.
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B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Times
Peruna
OES
Aestor
Pamre
Chio. Io
For Sale At Reduced Price No 41 South Market St
For sale at reduced price the desirable residence 41 South Market Street offered by J George Baetjer. Modern conveniences noted. 21 1 1p eod tt.
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South Market St
J. George Baetjer
Eod Tt
Old Time Corn Dishes Take Fresh Flavor Center Stage
A dated cooking passage extols corn as a versatile base for soups salads and sides. It details corn and clam combinations a corn souffle and baked corn dishes with butter flour yolks and milk, plus garnish tips and serving suggestions for a homemade, comfort food menu.
Changes in bread recipes from a historic kitchen guide
The article lists various old fashioned bread variations including Whole Wheat Bread, cornmeal loaf, Fig Bread, Bran Bread and Graham Bread. Each recipe specifies ingredients, quantities, and methods such as mixing, heating, and baking times to yield flavorful loaves.
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New Orleans
Martinsburg Woman Returns Home After Visit
St Eta Mrs Stone of Martinsburg has returned home after visiting Mrs I H Faulkner.
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Mrs. Stone
Martinsburg
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Winchester Resident
Mrs. James H. Cooper of Winchester Virginia credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing chronic kidney disease after doctors warned she was bedridden for nine weeks. She reports relief after two boxes and ongoing improvement, calling the remedy a faithful aid. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York is sole agent for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Winchester
James H. Cooper
West Germain St
Sowras
Dean
Doan
Sidney
Frice
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffs
New York
United States
Norfolk and Western Train Connections and Sleeper Services
Train schedule notes list connections from Norfolk and Western No 138 9 v0 toward Bristol and Shenandoah Valley with Pullman cars to Winston-Salem and Gary, plus services to Elkton Hagerstown Philadelphia New York and Washington. Officials Bevill Saunders G P A provide passenger guidance.
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Bristol
Pullman Loe Y Ny
Ieee
Pullman Panes
Winston-Salem
Shenafidoah
Gary
Toanoke
Memphis
Wints South
Elkton
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Guman
Philia
B. Bevill
W.C. Saunders
G. P
Southern Railway Schedule Between Winchester May 25 1918
The timetable shows westbound trains from junction 173 Mixed Daily at 6 00 am to Harrisonburg arriving 10 15 am No 49 Daily at 12 43 pm arriving 2 65 pm buffet parlor car No 217 Daily 8 30 pm arriving 10 25 pm Local Harrisonburg to Strasburg No 218 Daily 6 05 am Local to Alexandria and Washington arriving 10 30 am No 14 Except Sunday 8 27 pm Limited to Alexandria and Washington arriving 11 55 am buffet parlor car 2 Daily 4 56 pm Local to Washington arriving 9 15 pm buffet parlor car No 216 Daily Local Harrisonburg to Strasburg arriving 8 30 pm at Strasburg L Brown general agent Washington DC
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Harrisonburg
Harrison
Burg
Strasburg Junction
Alexandria
Washington
wWeetington
Strasburg
Brown
Washington, D. C
Umberland Valley
R. R
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Seeee
Greencastle
Hambersburg
Hisburg
Nee
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
el New York Pa
Sta
Train Arrivals Listed for Winchester Station Schedule
Daily arrivals at Winchester station except Sunday with trains at 9.22 8 m, 11.51 am and 7.25 pm. Superintendent H A Rrippie G 5K notes salty daily except Sunday.
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Winchester
Stativn
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Franck Baker & Son
George W. Pifer
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Rout Bk
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Vaucluse News
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W. Wood
White Post Notes
Will Wynn
Carlisle
M. E
Max Fry
York
Charles Cross
James Clendening
Charlestown
W Cc. Clendening
Anna Thatcher
Bretjer
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Crex
Batiste
Henry Baetjer & CO
Pur
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
J. M. Long
N. Main St
Tel
J. Dorsey Fries
A. W. C. Hawkins
Harris Addition
Berryville Pike
United ’Phone
Chamberlain
H. Schindler & Son
Piccadilly
Sts. P. S
Court House
William Taylor
N. Main Street
Joint Alley
Cooper Brothers
Cooper
Shenandoah Veley National Bank
S. I
K. E. Harris
R P. Duvall
Stephensons
Martinsburg Pike
H. Stephens
F. R. Crane
Watchmaker & Jeweler
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SHEN
BINET
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Norfolk and Western
Lyave Berryville Daily
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W Alexens
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