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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
2
A fragment notes a conversation on a book titled A Cigarette Maker's Romance. One speaker resists bringing the work home while another calls it a fine book that could remind a father who has quit smoking. The exchange hints at household attitudes toward smoking related reading.
Fragmentary dialogue shows William asked to perform Wariner's Boy at the annual concert with Squire's Daughter urging music. William asserts he does not sing by music, claiming he sings by honesty in a terse, unclear exchange.
A waiter is asked to excuse a customer who has only enough money to pay the bill with no tip. The customer asks for a moment to review the bill. The waiter responds with a calm suggestion to reassess the charge.
Dialogue confirms Mrs Brownstone plans a country trip despite opposition from Mrs Stockson Bonds and Fred. The exchange reveals personal intent and family dynamics in a domestic vignette.
A quirky dialogue mocks social pretensions and wedding gossip as old car lore and public praise collide. A judge comments on the press’s focus on character while a diarist laments the rarity of days worth recording.
Old Lady complains neighbors bought a parlor organ that plays all night and disrupts peace, while the doctor notes a light organic trouble in the humorous exchange.
A witty exchange compares a profit sharing plan to a home joke about winnings. One character notes the plan is long in use at home as half of card winnings go to his wife. The other boasts a method to handle bill collectors, claiming he pays them, with a punchline about relief.
A speaker questions finances with the claim of soon earning enough to approach debt relief. The person mentions writing a book on how to succeed in business as part of their plan.
In court a judge cites a remark about a tango lesson as circumstantial evidence. The exchange includes the line I thought your daughter received me and a follow up about the lesson yesterday. The context suggests probing the timeline and relationships relevant to the case.
Miss Nell Hodgson returns to Clarke county after a visit to her uncle Mr William Hillyard. A domestic scene follows as a rejected suitor is dismissed and a brotherly kiss is proposed by the judge in the dialogue.
In Wallace Alabama a mother reports her infant’s scalp breakout of pimples and yellow blisters, itching and spreading. After tried treatments failed she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and the rash subsided with a full restoration of hair. Signed Mrs. Hattie Chavers, Sec. 14, 1912.
To remove dandruff prevent falling hair remove scales and itching of the scalp frequent shampoos with Cuticura Soap assisted by occasional dressings with Cuticura Ointment afford the speediest and most economical treatment They assist in promoting the growth and beauty of the hair by removing those conditions which tend to make it dry thin and often leading to premature graynees and of hair Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold everywhere Liberal sample of each mailed free with 32 p Skin Book Address post card Cuticura Dept T Boston Men who shave and shampoo with Cuticura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp.
The ex president Col Roosevelt, aboard the Imperator in London, refused to run for Governor of New York. He spoke after attending his son Kermit’s wedding amid cheering crowds. He traveled with cousin Philip Roosevelt and daughter Mrs Nicholas Longworth.
The splendid work of Chamberlain's Tablets is daily becoming more widely known and promoted by dealers. Mrs Levis H Fryde, who has been here since her mother's death, the late Mrs W P McGuire, left for Edgartown Massachusetts to spend the summer with her children.
Civic Leaguers use rumors and casual glimpses to push a trash cleanup, urging owners to place all trash in boxes for easy collection on Clean-Up Day, Thursday, June 26.
Seven original Shenandoah Valley National Bank shares sold at auction for 2250 total. John M. Steele bought four shares and Stewart Bell three shares. Stock carries 8 percent annual dividends and had a 100 percent stock dividend, making original shares worth 450 each. Mrs. W A Smith departs for Clarksburg West Virginia.
Ridge WV June 23 The Valley Union Epworth League held its annual meeting at Payne chapel electing officers for the year President John J Ridgeway vice presidents John F Coyle Hunter Collins and Emma Ridgeway secretary Ruth Cooper treasurer Esther Ridgeway organists Emma Ridgeway for Paynes chapel and Mary Pultz for Rest church. Mary Feagans resigns as clerk in Mr Ridgeway store. Jackson Whitmore of Los Angeles spent a day with his brother George Whitmore then sails to Europe with his wife to tour by automobile returning late summer.
An old advertisement urges readers to try a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment to ease rheumatic pains quickly. The product is sold by all dealers.
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