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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1908
Page
6
A Winchester Virginia druggist advertises Vinol as a reliable spring medicine and strength builder. It cites letters from customers including Mrs Rose Lavigne praising appetite and vitality increases and offers a money back guarantee if customers are not benefited.
Mr W P Swartz of Dayton Va returns home after several weeks in business. Mr and Mrs C T Owens of Washington Va are visiting friends in the city. Rev George P Hott of Dayton Va visits at his brother J M Hott’s home. Mr Vance Bell formerly of the city now in Berkeley County W Va spends today in town. Miss Jamison of Roanoke Va guest of Dr and Mrs P W Boyd Jr on Water Street. Mr Samuel P Morton of Baltimore, in town several days, leaves today for Staunton Va.
The sultan of Morocca is a fair tennis player who shoots well and rides a bicycle. He is greatly interested in automobiles, which he would have pursued if roads had allowed.
A letter to J E Correll from Winchester Virginia outlines Devoe paint advantages. It states that Devoe paint requires fewer gallons per job and lasts longer than competitors. The note adds a postscript naming Geo E Bushnell & Co as sellers of the product.
Canned corn and yon roll described with steps to cut kernels peel tomatoes boil mixture and seal jars. The text outlines trimming peeling and packing into jars with a fast boil and one minute cook time. An emphasis on preparation and canning method appears throughout.
Fragmentary text describes a riverside restaurant along the Thames and dining under trees near a park, mentioning salmon from California Oregon and Alaska and a contrast with industrial romance in modern trade.
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