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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
6
The ad claims biliousness and torpid liver cause headaches and appendicitis and pitches Polk Miller's Liver Pills as a safe quick fix. It warns against calomel and salkis, urges asking druggists, and offers samples via Poll Miller Drug Company in Richmond, Virginia.
The Frederick county Board of Supervisors invites applications for the position of County Superintendent of Roads. Applicants should provide references, state qualifications and salary expectations. Address details follow in the notice.
An old advertise claim extols Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as restoring natural color and shine. It suggests the mixture treats dandruff dry itchy scalp and falling hair and can be applied with a comb or brush to one strand at a time with discreet results.
The Potomac conference of the Virginia Synod Lutheran Church will hold a three day Sunday school normal at Mount Jackson on July 28 29 and 30. Rev W Cassell of Stephens City Rev W B Onney of Woodstock and Mr J E Cooper of Winchester lead a program of lectures and subjects to train Sunday school teachers and workers. The event is open to all interested in Sunday school work.
Miss Katharine R. Glass president of Fort Loudoun Seminary leads a party including Mrs Susie Glass Strider Mrs Ada Hatcher and Miss Margery Hatcher and Miss Rebecca Baird to Hamburg on the Prinz Oskar for a grand tour of Germany Switzerland France and England. They plan to study in Tours and Cambridge and return by September on the Arabic.
Henry Shaver will wed Miss Jeatha Alma Shall this evening at 8 30 at the bride’s home 133 East Monmouth Street Winchester Rev W C Talbert of Braddock Street M E Church South will officiate A reception will follow Mr Shaver of Augusta County and now with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight department.
President Wilson commuted the sentences of four Indianapolis dynamiters Michael J Hannan Frank K Painter Fred J Mooney and William Shupe who were convicted for acts tied to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Their terms expire immediately but clemency for John B Parry and Paul J Morris was reserved. The remaining 18 convicts must serve their terms.
250 acre improved farm with timber land and running water seven miles from Winchester priced at 3000 for quick sale. 100 acre tract with saw timber offered at 1300. 30 acre farm three miles from Winchester features a six room dwelling and out-buildings priced at 2000.
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