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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1909
Page
5
The owner reports using his REO runabout since 1907, totaling about 7000 miles with minimal care. Only one engine adjustment was needed, and after simple tire maintenance and proper fuel and battery upkeep, the car shows no major wear. He endorses the REO as dependable and reasonably priced for buyers seeking a sturdy vehicle.
Mrs Richard Lee Chamberlain and her son from Baltimore are guests of Mrs Nancy Lee Coble at her city home.
The services for S H Hansbrough featured prominent locals and bank officials. Attendees included trustees, directors and employees of Winchester banks and railways, with pallbearers led by Shirley Carter and Charles Mullikin. The burial near Mount Hebron Cemetery reflected deep Confederate and regional ties.
Camden reader reports relief from headaches back pain fatigue and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Gardiner Maine testimonial cites cure of a female disease avoiding hospital operation. The letters urge others to try the remedy for various female ailments and emphasize low cost and high value.
The notice advertises a normal school offering higher education for young ladies and professional training for teachers. It highlights modern buildings, dormitories, a capable faculty, tuition-free study, low living expenses, and a September 28 1909 session start. Address Julian A. Lurruss, President, 24 31 Sturrisonburg Virginia.
Mrs. D B Conrad left this morning for Norfolk Virginia to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Henry H Lattis at their new home in the suburbs. In Washington she will join her son Mr Davis Conrad who is convalescing after an appendicitis operation. Mr Joseph S Wells of Baltimore arrived on business for his firm. Mr Ridgeley White of Baltimore spent Sunday here and returned home. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad promotes health, with Franck Baker and son as advertisers.
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