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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
4
Root’s Effacement Mentioned in White House Mysteries
Norfolk Virginian Pilot notes speculation on why Secretary Root was ousted from Presidential or public life and questions what in Root’s record could have justified excluding him from the presidency or cabinet. The piece compares Root to a pinnacle figure and ponders ill health or other reasons behind the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Mikado
Occane
Ta Tt
Root
Norfolk
Notes From Armel Recording Local Visits
Notes from Armelle Virginia dated June 30 record visits by Miss May eege and Master Marion Grim of Winchester to Mr and Mrs G Haymaker. Other mentions include John Dix staying with his brother David Dix in Clarke county and Mrs James Ritter at her home near her. Rev Lafayette Fox of Front Royal preached Sunday night and Monday. G W Haymaker and Henry Glaize of Bliss visited H White Thursday, C D Price spent last week in Winchester, Mrs Walter Haymaker of White tied her parents here, and Mrs Thomas White of Saturday with heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
Mayeege
Marion Grim
Winchester
Haymaker
John Dix
David Dix
Clarke County
James R. Ritter
Lafayette Fox
Front Royhe
G. W. Haymaker
Enry Glaize
Bliss
H. White
C.D. Price
Walter Haymaker
White
H. Wiite
Thomas White
Ymaker
Armel Family Shares Sunday at Grandparents’ Home
Mr and Mrs Louis E Armel and their young daughter visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs G W Armel on Sunday for a family gathering.
Women and kidney health urged by Swamp Root ad
A newspaper ad targets women citing kidney trouble as a common cause of many illnesses. It promotes Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
N. Y
Poslam Drug Claims Rapid Eczema Cure Amid Demand
Advert says poslam has cured thousands of eczema and skin trouble cases in two weeks for chronic cases and overnight for minor issues. It notes a new 50 cent size alongside the two dollar package sold at local Winchester stores and direct from Emergency Laboratories in New York. Free samples offered by writing to the laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck Baker & Son’s
Winchester
West 25Th Street
New York
McKeehan Killed in Harrisburg Express Car Crash
Joseph B McKeehan a popular Cumberland Valley Railroad brakeman was crushed between an express car and a locomotive at Harrisburg Union depot while shifting a car. He died before hospital arrival at age 38. His wife Miss Alva Miller of Dillsburg mourns at Carlisle after news reached them. The body was taken to Carlisle for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. MccKeehan
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Harrisburg
McKeehan
Carlisle
Winchester
Pennsylvania
Union Depot
Alva " Aeitter
Charles M. Miller
Dillsburg
Wise
Mr. McKeehan
Hayfield Happenings and Visits Round Town
In J Hayfield Var June 30 Miss Mamie Farmer guest of Mrs Ella Cornell Synday. Many locals including Laura Wisecarver and children Mrs Joseph Wisecarver and Miss Jennie Mrs Edward Cornell and children visited Mamie Windle Sunday. Jonah Parker with a broken arm from a cherry tree incident remains in pain. Rev Pilgrim to preach at Mt Olive school house next Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Vari
Mamie Farmer
Ella Cornell
Laura’ Wisecarver
Joseph Wisecarver
Jennie
Edward Cornell
Mamie Windle
Lillie Rosenberger
Mamie Miller
Calvin Ramey
Ella, Cornell
Cooper
Thomas Anderson
Lonas
Back Creek
Marion Rinker
Jennie Bayliss
Julia Bayliss
Winchester
Jonah Parker
William Bayliss
Robert Rinker
EB. K. Seymour
Eliza Rosenberger
Rogenberger
Boxwells
Nettie Windle
Amanda Pingley
Chambersville
Harry Windle
Wheatfield
Emma Ramey
Gap Run
Pilgrim
Mt. Olive
Shipping Crate Designed for Calves
A farm crate helps handle calves easier. Size depends on calf age. an eight month calf requires a 38% feet high and 18 inches wide crate. It is nailed solid with two removable front end straps adjustable to the calf’s neck. The top is open and calves are placed in from the top. A small feed box can be attached to the bottom front end if desired.
Goop for hogs boosts oil rubs for comfort
A fragment describes a hog treatment using a four foot long post four inches in diameter filled with oil soaked material. The reader is advised to rub hogs against the post to spread oil, claiming the hogs will finish the process with only a quarter of the oil used in dipping or spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Stock Talk On Farm Feeding And Care
Skim milk helps lambs and farm made butter may fetch good prices in time. Farmers overlook value of quality cow stock and avoid loss from high priced feeds. Pigs need bone and muscle foods before and after birth. Hogs should be kept clean and not turned onto wet meadows to avoid trampling harm. cholera risk rises with mud.
Try This Plan for Hog Growth with Mixed Feeds
The author argues against finishing hogs exclusively on corn and urges farmers to trade corn for higher protein feeds like wheat bran middlings or meal. They advocate mixing varied rations to improve growth and question the wisdom of relying on corn alone at any life stage.
Mrs Lewis II Notified of Wife Illness in Pine Bluff
Col R A Lewis of Hagerstown learns his wife is seriously ill at Pine Bluff Arkansas. His daughter Miss Anna H Lewis of Baltimore has traveled to join her mother. Mrs Lewis is daughter of Mr Beverley R Jones of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis II
R. A. Lewis
Hagerstown
Pine Bluff
Anna H. Lewis
Baltimore
Mrrs. Lewis
Beverley R. Jones
Winchester
Cornmeal Feeding Yields Small Gains When Used Alone
Tests show feeding cornmeal alone produces less than half a pound per head daily on well bred stock. Researchers emphasize including other feedstuffs beside cornmeal as essential for better gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contidus
Hoovers Return to Rockingham in New Home Purchase
Mr and Mrs 8 L Hoovers of Winchester have moved into a new home on the Valley Pike just south of town, bought from C D Fletcher. They have many Rockingham friends ready to welcome them back, while Mr Fletcher has rented the Mrs Kemper property on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. L. Hoovers
Winchester
Valley ‘Pike
Town
C. D. Fletcher
Rockingham
Shield Kilham In Critical Condition After Train Injury
Mr. Shields Kilham son of Con ductor Kilham of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is unconscious in Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull after being struck by a post on a train. His condition is reported as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields Kilham
Conductor Kilham
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Memorial Hospital
Magistrate Eugene Payor Returns Home From Washington
Magistrate Eugene W Payor has completed a two week business trip to Washington and returned to his home in Mansfield. The report notes his return to duty at the county magistrate position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene .W. Payor
Rip
Washington
Mansfield
Maphis Returns From Charles Town to Stay Here
Mr J Allan Maphis has returned from Charles Town West Virginia where he has been relief work on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad telegram line. Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy and their little daughter of Camden South Carolina arrived today and will spend the summer at Major Robert W Hunter's home on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allan Maphis
Charles Town
Baltnes and Ohio Railroad _ télegra
Robert Kennedy
Camden
S.C
Major
Robert
Ww. Hunter
Washington ‘Street
Notable Visitors At Hotel Evans In This City
Mrs. Charles F Nelson and her son W H S Nelson of Capon Springs are staying several days at the Hotel Evans in this city. President S H Hansbrough of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank has returned from an important business trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F.nelson
W. H. 8. Nelson
Capon, Springs
Evans
S. H. Hansbrough
The
Shenandoah “Valley National Bank
New York
Miss Carri Quebed Receives Special Recognition
A brief item notes Miss Carri Quebed earning a distinct honor at a local event. Details are limited in the fragment, but the recognition is clear and connected to the Rar Mi and Soak communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carri F. Quebed
Doan’s Ointment Praised By Winchester Resident
George W. Taylor of Winchester Virginia describes long itching relief after five years of trying remedies. He credits a single application of Doan’s Ointment bought at Baker Son’s drug store with ending the irritation and recommends it for skin diseases. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
George W. Taylor
South
Kent St
Doan
Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hame
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