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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
5
The Little Rock mother credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with curing her child's severe cough from measles. She notes croup and whooping cough also respond to the medicine and warns the genuine product comes in a yellow package.
Rexford of 615 New York Life Kansas City Missouri says a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys, caused great pain, but two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills helped him greatly. For sale by all druggists. 4w
In Chancery Joseph B Wright and Annie E Wright sue to construe Daniel Wright late in estate and obtain sale of rentty devised to Joseph R Wright for life with remainder to his heirs. Proceeds to be invested under court order with income to complainants and principal at Joseph R Wright's demise. Non residents Richard Claggett Wright and Daniel E Wright ordered to appear within 15 days after publication.
C E Channing D V S graduate reg vebinary offers 24 hour call service with day and night response. Charges reasonable. Residence McDonald Inn and office at Sager's Livery. Both phones listed.
An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy that helps remove poisons causing backache headache nervousness and other kidney and bladder ailments. The ad emphasizes relief and health benefits from the product.
Se Leno Sisame celebrated yester day in Waynesboro Pennsylvania on business. Miss Lucy K Laws of Front Royal Virginia visits grandmother Mrs. Lucy Kinzel on North Main street. Miss Alice Hirth of Pittsburg Pennsylvania visits her brother Mr Charles Hirth near Wadesville. Mr A C Stattiemyer assistant designer pattern weaver of the Virginia Woolen Company spends the day in Martinsburg. Mr H F Byrd leaves today for Richmond to spend a day or two on business.
Two golfers at Pinehurst start out with a classically quiet walk as a well regarded amateur, runner-up in major events, bids friends farewell this afternoon. Local notes list visits and social rounds among Washington, Gainesboro, Winchester and nearby families.
Decree of Circuit Court Clarke County Virginia dated May 22 1911 in Reardon and Smith Trustees vs R L Brooks et al directs a public auction. On June 24 1911 at 12 oclock in Berryville VA the John W Brown farm about 134 acres two miles west of White Post on the Winchester Pike is offered with options of cash or one two year or all cash terms. Special commissioners and trustees oversee the sale with auctioneer J West. Bond for the special commissioner is certified by Clerk T Saml McCormick on May 22 1911.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as superior to soap for internal cleanliness. It explains pores in the bowels absorb nourishment and poisons when sluggish, urging daily use of a 10 cent box to stay well, and to carry it in pocket or purse.
Miss Conrad daughter of Mrs Nannie H Conrad married yesterday at Front Royal to John McSmthers of Helena Montana. Rev J H Daniels officiated.
Whitacre, Virginia, on June 21 reports Mr. Whit acre of Ohio visiting relatives here. Floyd Luttrell and wife of Dayton arrived to spend time with family. Mrs. L. Clark returned to Inwood, West Virginia. A Primitive Baptist Church service is set for next Sunday at 10 30 a m.
Philadelphia businessman Mr. Harry Townsend stays in town several days. Norfolk Virginia visitor Mr. Harry Hillburn returns home after visiting the Ritter family on West Cork street. Miss Nannie Walter goes to Baltimore for summer with relatives. Miss Beulah Cline visits Rev Selwyn Cockerell in Baltimore. Misses Elizabeth and Jessie Kern return from Mensturg Washington area to Amherst street. Miss Bessie Conrad visits Washington yesterday. Mr. J. E. Kuykendall at Boston. Mr. R. S. Suter of Dayton Virginia in town on business. Mr. Frank Gould arrives from Harrisonburg for a business trip. Mr. R. L. Hoover of Harrisonburg in town on business. Mr. W. T. Coppedge of Springfield Ohio among Hotel Franc arrivals. Mr. E. F. Manks of Philadelphia in town on firm business.
A report notes fruit packing shifts toward aesthetic presentation for high end markets. It discusses selecting perfect berries, clean boxes, tinted paper, and neat stacking to prevent damage, claiming quality drives demand and dividends for growers.
An excerpt from James J. Hill in Yale News argues university graduates should steer toward agricultural industry, claiming no oversupply of educated farmers. He says education plus practical farming instruction leads to success on farm work and that farming offers advantages over business or professions for many.
The saying notes that everyday difficulties often originate from within rather than external purchases, suggesting self-made issues in routine concerns and decisions.
Dr Clifton P F Hodgge of Clark University suggests converting every garbage can or swill barrel into a fly trap with a loose cover and a wire screen aiding flies to exit through the top into a death trap. The method is not patented and may be used by all.
Practical advice on preserving fruit for home use and improving yields. Recommendations include burning diseased twigs to curb pear and apple blight, spraying, pruning in peach orchards to promote future fruiting, and using well rotted barnyard manure as the best garden fertilizer. Mulching rhubarb with corn stalks protects roots in winter and controls weeds.
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