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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
2
Readable fragments show a June sale with heavy discounts on hats and dresses from Clinton Mississippi. The ad touts price cuts from 75c hats to 25c, dresses marked down, and lists various fabric and garment items. Included are testimonials and moralizing editorial notes about honesty and advice.
The piece recounts John B. Gough’s conversion after a kind word from a stranger lawyer and the broader message that a single, timely word can redirect a life. It contrasts reform with sin and warns against judging by appearances while highlighting the ripple effect of compassionate speech. It also mentions Sister Candide in Paris as a cautionary figure of feigned charity and fraud.
Capucline offers quick relief from headaches including nervous and heat or cold induced pains. The liquid remedy acts promptly to ease aching feverishness and restore normal condition, available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
Millwood notes from O Mthwoode Virginia report William B Catlett returning home due to illness. Messrs Cissel and Piikin travel to Washington for a short stay. Miss Jennie Shlky and Mr John Smileys ill with typhoid. Miss Pearl Glasscock returns home after visiting Grady Lindsay Berry City. R H Ritter and son Charles visit Berryville with daughter Mrs Marks. Mrs Ty Lindsey of Berryville visits Mrs A S Glasscock.
Bunker Hill WV June 10. A large crowd attended a church service at 7 30 p m. The Misses Stevenson of Lancaster County PA are visiting. The circus in Martinsburg drew local interest and business. J C Blake of York PA visited for interests. Independent Telephone Co has men at work erecting pales. The body of Frank Howl of Nelson County was exhumed and containing strychnine. John Moore, a suspect, fled and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
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