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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
4
A Roanoke World editorial warns that wood needed for pulp is dwindling and Canada may retaliate against U S export tariffs. It argues the tariff policy enriches a few in the paper trust while the public bears higher costs.
Miss Olivia Jones of Berryville has stayed with the Misses Huyett in Washington for a month. She has been handsomely entertained and is described as one of Berryville’s most attractive young ladies enjoying a continuous round of pleasure in the national capital.
Supt J E Spurrier and Chief Clerk J L Maphis of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad attend a meeting in Staunton Virginia with station agents from Harrisonburg to Lexington. The gathering aims to strengthen acquaintance and discuss plans to improve railway service.
Miss Anhie McGuire and Mrs Laura McGuire left today for Baltimore to visit friends. Miss Minnie Miller returned to Baltimore after visiting relatives here. Mrs John B Hoffman of Wilmington Del visits her mother Mrs Virginia Nurton on Piccadilly Street. Mr and Mrs H M Neil of Columbus Ohio are in town and staying at Hotel Evans. Mr BE Buckman of Baltimore is visiting friends here. Mr S J Lupton of Washington arrived to stay a few days, and Mr W F Tony of New York registered at Hotel Evans.
In loving remembrance of my husband Roy R Lupton who departed this life one year ago on March 17 1908. The poem describes crossing to the river and waiting angels and the speaker awaiting reunion with him beyond the gates of the city over the river.
A loving but sad remembrance for Sarah Lucy Burkholder who died March 17, 1908. Her husband and children express deep sorrow and say the memory of mother remains fresh in their hearts. Mr. A. E. Reble of Chambersburg, Pa., was in town on business.
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for fermentation and indigestion. It explains stomach weakness arises from undigested food, listing symptoms and urging readers to prove relief after meals. Mentions Mr. A. H. Foreman traveling to Cumberland and Mrs. McKenny Berry visiting Washington.
Mrs. Jacob Warden of Berryville visits Miss Lucy Russell on Main Street. Mr. F. E. Moraney of St. Louis is stopping at Hotel Evans.
Cedar Grove Virginia reports Rev C J Racey preached his last sermon for the year at the town church last Sunday friends hope he will return to the work. A home missionary rally at Fairview Church drew many Sunday night attendees. School officers at Pleasant Valley elected William Dorsey leader and Lewis Fries superintendent with other offices to be chosen next Sunday.
An ad promotes a one dollar home inhalation outfit from Franck Baker & Son claiming to bring Australian dry air therapy to the home. It promises to heal catarrh snuffles cough cold or asthma or refund money if no improvement.
In wholesale dealings wheat remained dull with no price change noted. Corn eased while eggs stayed steady and poultry lines remained firm. fish and vegetables were in strong demand. Quoted commodities include wheat per bushel and corn per bushel with varied readings, reflecting a cautious market.
Mothers urged to keep a bottle of Gowan's Pneumonia Preparation at home as a preventive against inflammation and congestion. The ad claims quick relief for croup and colds with external rubbing and states the price as 25 cents or $1.00.
Mr. B. H. Hamlin of Danville Virginia was among arrivals at Hotel Evans last night. Also registered were Guess Albert A H Miller Jr and James Seidenman of Baltimore.
Mr James K Keller has returned from an extended business trip and is spending a few days with his family at Hotel Evans.
A promotion for Kodol digestive aid claims it cures dyspepsia symptoms by fully digesting food. It warns that other products are ineffective, urges taking Kodol to restore a healthy stomach, and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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