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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
5
Daily train schedule shows departures from Harrisburg to Philadelphia and York with stations including Greentastle and Winchester. Timings include morning 9.17 am start and multiple daily slots with a Sunday exception.
Deerfield Virginia notes list Mrs Lee Pannett and children from Grimes visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H A Richard from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Conley Glaize spent Sunday with her mother Mrs C S Snapp. Mr and Mrs Krause visited friends Sunday. Ruth Glaize of Bliss spent days with Miss Retha Snapp. Mrs SM Tevault and Maggie Tevault visited Mr and Mrs J O Tevault. Clara Tevault spent a week with her brother J O Tevault.
The advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts as founder of a root and herb remedy for female ills nearly forty years ago. It claims the product is a universal standard for restoring normal health and addressing women’s ailments.
Evie Meliwee is ill with fever. Mr. A Cc Moore has a new barn under construction. Mr. Burgess of Pasic City visits his daughter Mrs. Wendell Allen. Mrs. Mary Groves of Whitacre returns home after visiting friends in this section.
Bunker Hill notes report the wrecking crew from Charlesburg repairing a box car wreck at Baker line works after a track jump. Dorothy Campbell of Berkeley Springs and Anna Gardner of Boston visited Mrs. Edwin Henshaw. John Gaims of Martinsburg called recently. Bragonier of Winchester and Harris of Ohio visited Mrs. Mabel Henson. W H Hogard of Adamstown stayed at Hotel Wilson.
Week ending June 8 1912 lists unclaimed letters at Winchester post office. Names include L W Arrington Gregory Mrs Ider Hubert Watson Hunter Laberee John A McIntyre Mrs L A Randall E E Rush William Wine Bentley Ekern P M. Callers must pay one cent for each letter received.
Dr. J. L. Whitlock welcomed a large turnout at Brad dock Street M E Church South as 82 men attended the Golden Rule Bible Class meeting yesterday morning.
Miss Bessie Arthur daughter of Mr and Mrs F Arthur departs for New York to join friends and sail on the Cunard liner Saxonia on June 12 for a three months tour of Europe visiting principal cities and watering places.
Golden Seal, the root of the above plant, is a useful medicine. Many people gather it in woodlands during summer. It is valuable for dyspepsia catarrh and as a general tonic. Thousands of pounds are used yearly in Peruna. Mrs. Tapscott and daughters sail to join son in Portland Oregon.
A Winchester man Joseph D. Rainsberger testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his years of back and shoulder pain and kidney trouble after heavy work. He urges others to use the pills and notes the 50 cent price with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sole U S agents.
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