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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
2
The advertisement promotes a May promotion offering a free plate with every $1 purchase on Watch Our Windows 10 009 Fancy China Plates.
Advertises 1000 rolls of wallpaper ceilings and borders at 6c to 8c with 6c gilt papers 12%c at 6%c. Urges quick purchase, claiming unprecedented low prices and limited stock as a room clearing sacrifice.
An Adrian Georgia reader describes severe female illness and relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the remedy for displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities backache indigestion and nervous prostration and invites readers to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential free advice.
Thousands of coupons with a face value over 200000 dollars were wiped out when Judge J C Pritchard dismissed a suit by the Southern Atlantic Coast Line Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio against the State Corporation Commission. The railroads had raised a two cent rate then offered coupons redeemable for one third of ticket price. After the two and a half cent rate became effective, the coupons lost value and the suit ended.
Berkeley County Horticultural Society held the first in a series of orchard meetings at Tabler's Station. Demonstrations on spraying were led by J. H. Stewart and professors from the state experiment station. Attendees included fruit growers from Berkeley Frederick and Jefferson counties, with a large crowd in attendance.
Rex N FP AL Cupp will preach at Pleasant Valley at 10 30 a m and at Fairview at 8 p m on Sunday May 9.
A report from the Iowa Experiment Station details alfalfa breeding work begun in 1903. Researchers in Rocky Ford, Kansas, and Washington, D. C. show potential to create distinct alfalfa types with higher seed production and forage yields. The work covers selection, breeding, seed methods, and benefits for Colorado irrigation lands.
Percy F Megargel of New York famed for pioneering trans continental motoring died May 2 after a monthlong illness. He was 34 and survived by his widow and infant daughter. Interment was in Scranton Pa. He crossed the continent in 1905 06 in a REO Mountaineer from New York to Portland then San Francisco and back amid zero cold and quicksand perils. He wrote The Car and the Lady reflecting his feats. Thomas E Cross of Washington visited on business.
Mr. Charles Mullikin of Boyce drove to the city today and spent the day conducting business here.
A vintage ad promotes Foley's Urine Laxative from Franck Baker & Son to stimulate the liver and other organs. It claims cleansing the system will restore health and a clear complexion for spring.
Inwood brief notes announce the birth Friday April 30 to Dr. and Mrs. Edgar B. LeFevre. The column lists visitors and sickness including Mrs. R F Whiting, Mrs. M A Silver’s daughter, and Mrs. Eugene ORear with others visiting or traveling between Martinsburg Winchester and Waynesboro.
May 7 Grimes reports D H Hensell improving after pneumonia while R B Hensell suffers bronchitis. James A Grimes of Edge Wood Mill visited Martinsburg on business. Aubrn Wagon Co rep VanMeter was in town. Galilee Church plans a protracted meeting May 9 to weeklong. Rev G A Luttrell new White Hat circuit minister visited recently. Sheriff Purcell moved a large stock drive to his farm. R G Clevenger ill at home. O W Hubbard remodels and paints his store home.
Notice announces sermons at Beth el M. E. Church South on Sunday May 9 at 11 a m and at Capon Chapel at 3 30 p m that day. Signed RHV F F Neel.
Mrs. Frank J. Russell and her son Bart Russell of Nain spent the day in town socializing with friends and taking in local sights.
Mr. J. Zepp of Baltimore spent today in this city, engaging with local residents and observing activities.
Mr. F. H. Jones of Indianapolis arrived in town with a business agenda today. He met local officials and discussed potential investments and developments across the city.
A. K. Weaver is spending time with his family in the city, visiting relatives and taking in local sights.
Mr William R Smith recently returned from Florida where he spent the winter and is now confined to his residence on Fairmount Avenue due to illness.
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