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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
2
Mrs John W Breeden reports curing weakness indigestion cough and poor appetite after using Bear’s Emulsion. She says she feels stronger and better than in years and credits the tonic for improving her health. The letter from Dr John D Bear of Elkton Va supports the product and a money back guarantee is offered.
A wry quip notes that in old times a broken sixpence bound lovers yet now the lover is broke, yet unchanged in spirit, reflecting on marriage and expense with a sly, period voice.
In Clarke County on June 16 Mr N Broy of Front Royal visits his brother Charles Broy. Mrs Hart and children and Miss Lucy Broy stay with Mr and Mrs Lewis McDonald at Summit Point. Miss Virgie Chapman of Berryville visits her parents. Mrs Lewis Donald and son visit Mr Charles Bray. Mr Alley Balenger and family visit Mrs M C Locke. Mr J H B Coleman, formerly of this place now Summit Point, called to Maryland for his brother in law Dowell Maddox.
Ad claims Capudine treats headaches from heat upset nerves and stomach troubles. It highlights feverishness aches and nervousness easing quickly and restoring normal conditions with a pleasant liquid formula sold in 10¢ 25¢ and 50¢ sizes at drug stores.
June 1 meeting of St Matthews Guild at parish house outlines summer entertainments to aid the rectory fund. Guild founded 1870 by Ladies Aid Society with Miss Mary Meade as first president. Various social mentions and a court notice in Winchester Circuit Court reveal a suit by Creed M Fulton against Sutcliffe N Widdup for 569.25 plus costs and a real estate attachment on Widdup property on Highland Avenue. Widdup must appear within 15 days and notices will run in the Inchester Star.
A historical ad promotes Foly Kidney Pills claiming to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder function. The text indicates availability for sale by all druggists, attributed to W.
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