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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
4
Walt Mason argues for women’s voting rights while critiquing political hurdles and male reluctance. He praises female moral strength but fears politics’ cheap tricks and home neglect if women join public life.
The excerpt discusses advertising as part of business not separate from it. It compares ad media to a horse pulling a cart and notes merchants choose newspapers to boost activity while costs rise with time.
Relief, Bos ithe, The 25 Missona brother Russell Car Center over Sunday Cedar Grove MP Lester Branner and sister returned from Berkeley Springs where they attended the Christian Endeavor convention. Herbert Cooley and Car Bon Redley of Middletown visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mhsste Sunday evening Edna Snapp visited Stephens day Freda Grove and Mr Arthur spent Sunday in Middle YN
A dermatologist notes bold sulphur cream provides rapid relief for itching and redness from eczema. It cools, antiseptic and parasite destroying, often stopping itching instantly and healing inflamed skin, with relapse years later in many cases. Patients are advised to obtain an ounce for direct application.
A Sunday school convention was held at Mount Olive U B Church in Back Creek district with many locals in attendance. Residents noted include Mrs. David S. Moore visiting from Richard, W Va, and several local families hosting or visiting over the past week.
Two young ladies said from Winchester were left behind by two men after a late night motoring. They found friends and returned home this morning, according to the Martinsburg Journal.
Miss Wisie Maphis in Warrenton recuperating from appendicitis surgery is nearly recovered and to return home soon. Mrs. W B Woodruff arrives from San Juan Porto Rico to stay with Mr. C F Massey. Mrs. C C Atkinson returns to Washington after a week at Hotel Jack. Dash and daughter return to Baltimore after visiting relatives. Rosie Leary and brother William Leary head home to Bridgeport Conn after visiting cousin Thomas O Leary. A Morgan on a business trip to eastern cities follows time at home. Mr and Mrs F A Geck depart for Baltimore for several days.
Warren County Board of Supervisors will offer for sale at public auction in Front Royal on July 1 1914 at 11 am ten thousand dollars of five hundred dollar road bonds for Front Royal District. Bonds dated May 1 1914 bear five percent interest payable semiannually until redemption in thirty years with the option to redeem after twenty years. bonds tax exempt. Bids with accrued interest only. sale separate with option to call unsold bonds at selling price. John M Lake chairman.
A Missouri woman credibly testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after severe female troubles. She suffered weakness, nervous spells, and inability to speak or sleep, but upon using the remedy she recovered and now recommends it to others.
A proposed Southland Methodist University may be placed east of the Mississippi at a cost of about 5 million dollars, with 100 acres needed for the campus. Virginia Methodist leaders see a strong chance if action is swift, as a four bishop, four minister, and eight layman commission weighs site decisions.
Officials report progress as two institutions near final readiness to start actual operations. Discussions focused on aligning protocols, securing funding, and scheduling the first phase of tasks. Stakeholders express cautious optimism about timely completion and成果.
Ed ward Jacobs lies ill at his father’s home near Nineveh as neighbors share visits. A lawn party for Nineveh Presbyterian Church drawn by Miss Anna Green raises funds. Several locals attend events in Front Royal and Winchester while others recover from illness or injuries.
A health note warns against rapid eating as a cause of indigestion and constipation leading to illness. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief, noting many stomach troubles are cured and that the tablets are easy to take and agreeable, sold by all dealers.
Miss Emily Lée Simpson departs from town after visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs John W Lars tick at their home on South Washington Street. Leo Frenkel returns to Baltimore after several days in town.
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