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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
2
Marlboro Virginia notes report Mrs. James Peace has moved to Baltimore. D. S. Brill mourns brother William Brill’s death after a year of dropsy and paralysis. Local residents Mrs. H N Clagett improves while Emma Shull visits from Winchester. J E Clagett graduates with high honors from Maryland Medical School and may practice nearby.
A lecture on longevity and health by Mr Haldeman emphasizes mind body harmony and daily discipline. Mr Branson debates whether farmers should stay on the farm or move to town, weighing lifestyle, income, and family needs. Dinner breaks and discussion follow, with plans to meet in Winchester in July.
Stomach and liver tablets branded to brace nerves and banish headaches. Claims include eliminating dependency and boosting overall vigor. Sold by Franck Baker & Son.
Beagle hounds available for sale. Apply at the Star office for purchase details and pricing.
In Tulip Virginia on June 25, carpenters advance on Henry Grim’s new barn. Emma Kline resumes outings after illness. Mrs Harvey Funkhourer visited Glenwood last Thursday. Winchester visitor Mrs Granntels stayed near Tulip. John White’s wife ill. Restus Guard of Stephens City with Barrows sisters. Frank Kline stung by bees. Cadwallader and daughter-in-law visited M House White. Sargent couple and Blanche Sargent called at Glennwood. Rev W T Walters to lead services at Friends’ Hall July 3 at 3 p m, public invited.
City boarding house operators must secure a license if a guest stays under seven consecutive days. Violations incur fines from 30 to 100 dollars per day, each day a separate offense. J E Correll Commissioner of Revenue. 22 6p 6t
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