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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1914

Page

5

Norfolk and Western May 26 1913 Train Schedule

Norfolk and Western timetable from May 26 1913 shows northbound service at 6:38 pm and 7:04 pm with connections to Memphis and transfers for Hagerstown Harrisburg New York and Newark. Sleeper cars noted for Newark and New York routes. Bevill W C SatNDERB Pass Axt GP A

Norfolk and Western LFAVE Berryville Winston-Salem Memphiis South Elkton State Hagerstown Harrisburg New York Kington Pon Eeersees Newark Hagerstowr Phirs Bevill W.C

Fumberland Valley Br M4 timetable May 24 1914

Train schedule from Fumberland Valley Railroad shows arrivals and departures with times to Winchester, including 9 20 p m on eve, 11 58 p m, and 7 28 p m with service Sundays omitted and superintendent notes.

Faumberland Valley BR

SoutheRa Railway Timetable Between Washington and Alexandria

Daily services connect Washington and Alexandria with stops at Strasburg and Morrison. No. 218 departs 6:06 am local Alexandria to Washington, No. 14 runs daily except Sunday at 8:27 am to Alexandria, arriving 11:66 pm with buffet parlor car. No. 28 departs 4:56 pm from Washington with buffet car, No. 216 local from Harrisburg to Tees arrives at Harrisburg 8:30 pm. General agent listed.

Harrisonburg Arreconburg Harrison P Harrison Strasburg Alexandria Washington At- Washington Harry To Tees Hrasbure Jet Prowe

Helpess as Baby near sixteen years old

Fragmentary OCR text discusses a young girl, alleged vulnerability, and seeking help from a druggist. Contains garbled phrases about age and gender issues with a suggestion to try Cardus, a drugstore remedy, but no clear event, names, dates, or verifiable details.

Mr Bockey Reunites With Long Lost Relatives in Iowa Visit

Mr David T Bockey of Waterloo Iowa visits Winchester and Frederick County for the first time in 33 years. He travels to Grimes to meet his brother R H Bockey, after being mistaken as a stranger. The journey includes Georgetown University commencement for his son Charles, and a stay with nephew D W Bockey on National Avenue. Mr Bockey observes growth in Winchester and notes Mt Hebron Cemetery graves of old acquaintances.

David T. Bockey Waterloo Iowa Winchester Frederick County R. H. Bockey Grimes Mag Bockey Georgetown University Washington Charles Bockey Dhenistry D. W. Bockey National Avenue

Navy orders ban intoxicants aboard ships after July first

Washington June 27 The Navy will enforce a ban on liquor on all ships and naval stations starting July 1. Secretaries Daniels says officers must interpret orders reasonably and not discard contraband liquor by tossing it overboard. Ships foreign service get extra time to unload cargo. commands hold officers responsible for enforcement.

Washington Daniels Neptune

Girl Poisoner Is Sent To Prison

Marie Hamilton, a young mulatto girl, found guilty of attempting to poison Dr. Taylor’s family in Hamilton, Loudoun County. She received a three year penitentiary sentence. The December act involved putting poison in custard intended for the family. the custard was not served after Dr. Taylor detected the color and had it analyzed. A retrial was ordered by Judge E S Turner due to an improper admissibility of evidence from the February term.

Marie Hamilton Taylor Hamilton Loudoun County E. S. Turner

Admiral Dewey to Sail on Mayflower

Admiral Dewey and Mrs Dewey will depart Washington on the President's yacht Mayflower for Manhattan Beach Coney Island in New York. The trip aims to aid his recovery from the prolonged heat while he handles current business with his secretary. The yacht is provided by Secretary Daniels with the President's approval.

Admiral Dewey Dewey Washington Manhattan Beach Goney Island N. Y Daniels

Hall's Catarrh Cure Oath Notice In Ohio 1886

Frank J. Cheney testifies that F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gueason certifies the swearing on December 6 1886. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy taken internally with testimonials and products listed for sale by P. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Winchester Fair State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A.W. Gueason P. J. Cheney& CO

Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria Aid Alfalfa Growth

Agricultural note from South Dakota relays Manley Champlin and Karl Kellerman on inoculating alfalfa with nitrogen fixing bacteria. It covers sourcing pure culture from USDA, methods of seed treatment, storage limits, and field practices to ensure nodules form. Also notes crop rotation and field edge checks to assess inoculation need.

Manley Champlin State College South Dakota Black Hills Me. Champlin United States Department of Agriculture Washington Secretary of Agriculture Washington, D. C State College of Agriculture Karl &, Kellerman Bureau of Plant Industry

Social News From Berryville

Berryville Virginia June 27 Mrather Shoemaker of West Philadelphia visits Mrs H W Carpenter. Mrs William Wattles and children of Alexandria stay at Elming for the summer. Shelby Timberlake returns from Boston. Mrs J M F Clagett from Philadelphia. Mrs A Moore Jr leaves for Madison Wisconsin to visit daughter Mrs Millery. Mrs S L Palmbaum sails for Germany to be absent until October. John B Neill returns from Old Point bankers convention. Mr and Mrs Goodwin Williams of Washington open country home for summer. Paul D Kelley returns from New York. King Stone back from yachting trip to Clay Hill. Charles Moore of Pittsburg visiting his mother then home to Columbia US C. Kitty McDonald visiting Baltimore. Misses Kathleen and Edith Pete at Millwood. Mary Brewer of Rockville visits Annie Moore. Mrs Blackburn Smith held tennis tea with Sophie Powers Portia Baldwin and Balling Moore Stone Beatty. Other guests Mesdams Carpenter Clagett Elder Neill Wood Reynolds Rice Marrow Wattles Moore Brewer Baker Taylor Powers McCormick Davidson Misses Warden Timberlake and Davidson Major H Carpenter among attendees Miss Annie Vivira Elizabeth Moore and Miss Brewer in Winchester Wednesday.

Berryville Mrather Shoemaker West Philadelphia H.W. Carpenter Wiliam Wattles Alexandria Elming Shelby Timberlake Boston Clagett Philadel A. Moore, Jr Madison Wis Ric Millery L. Palmbaum New York Germany John B. Neill Old Point Paul D. Kelley King Stone Clay Charles Moore Pittsburg Jeff Monday Columbia US. C Mary Brewer Rockville Annie Moore Blackburn Smith Sophie Powers Portia Baldwin Messrs Balling

Southern Railway Courtesy Rule Circulated by President Harrison

President Fairfax Harrison of the Southern Railway Company has sent a circular to all officers and employees stressing courtesy to the public as a primary management rule and urging careful observance.

Fairfax Harrison Southern Railway Company

Not Patented Accident Prevention Cooperation Offer

Large manufacturers avoid patents to share ideas for safety devices. A major railroad company that has designed all accident prevention apparatus in its machine shops offers blueprints to others who want to install them in their plants.

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Winchester Residents

Winchester residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney relief and back pains. Mrs. Mary V. Rainsberger of Market St says she suffered years with kidney issues and back ache until Doan's cured her, prompting lasting trust. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

Mary V. Rainsberger Market St Winchester Dean Doan

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