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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1906

Page

3

Crisis of girlhood praise for Lydia Pinkham aid

Emma Cole asserts Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved her life and restored health. The piece reflects on dangers facing women entering adulthood and questions the toll on young girls amid earlier subduing pressures.

Mise Emma Cole Lydia Pinkham

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised

A Tennessee reader Miss Emma Cole recounts rapid health gains after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She urges parents to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for young girls entering womanhood and health guidance from the long advising daughter-in-law.

Ian Emma Cole Tullahoma Tenn Lydia E. Pinkham Bea Pinkham Lynn Masé

Army Officers Tour Battlefields With New York Monument Commission

A party of New York Monument Commission officers and veterans toured Maryland and Virginia battlefields. General B A Carmen joined at Antietam. Included were Generals Sickles McCook Webb and others, with Major Bradley and Adjutant General Nelson Henry. They depart today for Virginia to visit other principal fields.

New York Monument Commission Maryland Virginia Hagerstown Antietam B. A. Carmen Chicamauga Battlefield Commission Daniel A. Sickles Anson G. McCook Alexander 8. Webb Lewis R. Stegman Thomas W. Bradley Nelson Henry

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Church Event

A series of visits among local residents include Jory Foreman and Mrs. Pitzer from Bunker Hill visiting Mr. J.W. Fishpaw. Charles Spitler and family visited Mr. J. F. Jackson. Keller of Martinsburg visited his parents. Bertha and Ruth Poston called on Mary Keller. W. S. Bromley spent a Sunday with Mrs. S. A. Byers. The Sunday School is thriving. Rev. Buchanan will preach next Sunday at 3:30 PM. Ben Byers and wife visited their parents.

Jory M. Foreman Charles Spitler J. F. Jackson William” ‘Keller Martinsburg Bertha Ruth Poston Mary Keller W. S. Bromley S. A. Byers Stephenson Buchanan Ben. Byers

Supreme Court affirms sentence inBurton tax case and other items

The Supreme Court affirms a lower court sentence affecting Senator Joseph R. Burton of Kansas over an insurance related matter. Marines are to board the cruiser Columbia for potential Panama election emergencies. A treaty to regulate Rio Grande waters is signed by Secretary Moot and Mexican Ambassador Casasus. Senate debates a larger warship than the Dreadnought and meat inspection expansion moves forward. A fatal incident in New Jersey ends with multiple deaths. land fraud suspect Puter recaptured in San Francisco. Wong Gen to be deported for trachoma. Denatured alcohol bill stalls. Health boards meet. churches oppose Euchre and bridge. Allan McDowell, longtime Mason, dies.

United States Supreme Court United States Joseph R. Burton Kansas New York Assembly Columbia Panama Moot Casasus Mexico Rio Grande Senate Beveridge Meat Inspection Service Department of Agriculture Senate Committee On Finance State Boards of Health John Cole Wood Cliff N.J A. D. Puter Boston San Francisco Wo Gen American Baptist Home Missionary Society Presbyterian General Assembly Allan McDowell Kansas City

Local Social Visits Across Jericho and Winchester

Jericho West Virginia May 23 Brundel LaFollette and wife of Millwood visit his ill father Jas LaFollette. Lizzie McCoy Ada LaFollette and daughter from Winchester spend Saturday with Mrs Dick Good. Albert Elliott Maude Larrick spend weekend with Gilbert Elliott near Winchester. Mrs Jacob Good visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Rosenberger Chambersville. Laura Lockhart returns to Mountain Falls after weeks with George Good. Mrs Jas Elliott and family visit Mrs Carpenter in Winchester Saturday and Sunday.

Jericho Brundel LaFollette Millwood Jas. LaFollette Lizzie McCoy Ada LaFollette Winchester Dick Good Albert Elliott Maude Larrick Gilbert Elliott Jacob Good Jacob Rosenberger Chambersville Laura Lockhart Mountain Falls George Good Jas. Elliott

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise Contract

Frank J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo swear to pay 100 dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason records the oath on December 6, 1886. The company claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials. pills for construction suggested.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Gleason Fr. J. Cheney & Co Ohio

Goat stampede near cattle and horse spooks locals

An amusement occurred Monday morning when Mr. W Tanquary drove cattle past Mr. J Walter Lee's residence. A goat wandered to the fence causing a stampede that sent cattle collie dog and horse running to the barnyard. Tanquary enjoyed the mishap and offered to buy the goat for ranch work.

Burnt Factory W.tanquary J. Walter Lee Tanquary Mr. Tanquary

King Lumber Company Summoned to Winchester Court 1906

The Commonwealth of Virginia commands the King Lumber Company to appear before the Corporation Court of Winchester on the 8th Monday in June 1906 to answer Fred L. Glaize trading as Glaize and Bro in a trespass on the case in assumpsit. Damages named at $200. Witness Richard L. Gray, Clerk, May 7, 1906.

Wm. Triplett Chas Corporation Court Winchester North Kent Street George Magruder Charles Strange Harry R. Kern Circuit Court County of Frederick Susan P. Jones Chancery Frank P. Clark Wm. L. Sate Clark Street Virginia Julia Tucker Nee Clark Peyton Clark Lawrence Clark Imogene Clark Robi.Smith Mary Smith Nannie Smith Margaret Smith Clark Wim Lt. Clark, Jr Chapman Clark State of Virginia Warren County Circena Court Iown George F. Penny Royal Tapestry Company Front Royal Piano Royalesgarra Deen Oan Leach Byrd & Forsyth Commonwealth of Virginia City of King Lumber Company City of Winchester Fred. L. Glaize Glaize Glaize & Bro., of A Plea of Trespass On the Case In Assumpsit Richard L. Gray Commonwealth

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