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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
6
An entire railroad section burned in a blaze sparked by a farmer hostile to a young builder. Fire crews from nearby towns battle the flames as smoke towers high. Empire previews moving pictures tonight including Crow Chief's Defeat and two other reels. A half-dolar show for a nickel remains the same price, inviting indoor amusement despite warm weather.
W. T. Jones presents Bo B. Dobb’s entertaining Alaska travel lecture and film show at the Auditorium. The program features Eskimo kyacks and rapid water transit, with native boys maneuvering them in Bearing Sea.
The favorite granddaughter of former Senator Henry G. Davis, Miss Katherine Brown, plans to wed Lieut. Co. P. Barnett, U.S.A., on Thursday near Boons Mill Virginia. Mrs. James Swanson was shot and killed by her husband.
Adpromotes Capacine as a universal headache cure claiming quick relief from heat cold grip and nervous headaches. Claims feverishness aches and nervousness disappear and normal conditions return. Describes Capucine as a pleasant liquid at 10 25 and 50 cents in drug stores.
The Co. V. R. will offer 16 day trips to Atlantic City Cape May and other seashore resorts on June 29 July 12 6 August 3 17 21 and September 14 Trains depart Winchester at 730 a m Round trip rate is 6 50 Inquiries at Pickett Office.
Advertisement notes Chambelain's Linament as the effective remedy for muscular or chronic rheumatism with a free topical application. sold by Franck Baker & Sons.
A Charlestown Advocate note jokes that Clarke county Virginia has more than bridge whist to boast. It mentions the thirteenth census as a source, noting grain and cattle production and a playful line about cultivating cattle between games.
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