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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
3
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for proof of Hall declare Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh. It includes endorsements from J Cheney Co Toledo and others and describes the remedy as internal medicine not applied to blood.
Local advertisement cites testimonials from Mrs Mary Becker and Mrs Carrie Vanaman praising Mi o na tablets for relief from long term digestive issues. Franck Baker & Son advertise the product at 50 cents a box with a guarantee to cure acute and chronic indigestion and related ailments.
Mrs L Shiley and daughter Carrie May Shiley of Aspen Shade visited Mrs Joe Roach in Stephens City. Minnie Osborne of Millwood visits Mrs G W Grubbs. R H Cornwell of Bethel weekend at Edgewood. Mrs George Creig returns to Middleburg after time at The Highlands. Pangle of Middletown spent weekend with Charles Grim. Ward Stuart and sister in Winchester. Margaret Gregory visits White Post. Mrs William Rosenberry ill at White Oak. N Ritter of Kernstown returns after visiting Ada Stump. Margaret Stuart recently able to go out. Pearl Rust ill. Everett Stuart weekend with John Stuart of White Van. Clinehinst of Linden moves to Nineveh. Ella Neil visits daughter Lucy Neil in Winchester.
A $50,000 bronze statue of General Sheridan was unveiled in Sheridan circle Washington, honoring his Cedar Creek ride. President McKinley, Brigadier General Horace Porter, and Secretary of War Luke Wright praised the scene as a stirring Civil War tribute. The statue shows Sheridan at the close of his ride, with Rienzi the horse, a lifelike representation by sculptor Gutzon Borglum, per Mrs. Sheridan and Lt. Philip H. Sheridan.
Miss Helen Hatfield daughter of Col Charles A Hatfield commander at Fort Meyer married Lt Berkeley Thorne Merchant USN Abbreviations indicate the wedding took place in the post chapel with full dress uniforms and a military band. Col Hatfield leads the Thirteenth Cavalry and joined a practice march to Winchester last year. Lt Merchant was present with the troopers.
A pro advert claims infantile eczema and other child skin diseases cure with oil of wintergreen thymol and glycerine as in D D D Prescription. A Weathery Pa father testifies his baby’s face cleared after 3 1 2 bottles and urges others to try the remedy for permanent relief. Franck Baker & Son.
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the county clerk’s office to Raymond A. Albin and Miss Agnes V. Peery daughter of John Peery both of this county.
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