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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1924
Page
4
The Evening Star announces subscription rates by mail and carrier, with prices for one year and several shorter terms. It lists the publisher Hedvat and mentions Associated Press content and local news, indicating republication rights and mail distribution details.
The passage critiques the role of alienists and the justice system, condemning sensationalism and money influence in trials. It questions the mental state assessments of youth like Loeb, noting their emotional and intellectual discord and the harm of sensational testimony.
An editorial defends the motor vehicle act affecting taxis and trucks, arguing it protects road users and clarifies bonding and insurance rules. It rebuts attacks on Senator Byrd, notes the law's broad support, and cites the need for financial responsibility to safeguard citizens and property.
A satirical lament on global misery and charity contrasts with personal apathy. The speaker enumerates distant plights from many places and times, then resolves to help only the immediate neighbor while seeking a modest meal. The tone is mock earnest verse reflecting wartime or Depression era charity critiques.
An old classified style ad promoting a patent remedy for women with irregular or suppressed issues. The brief notes the product is dependable in proper cases and claims it is not sold at drug stores. The text is informal and fragmented.
Thurston Renner and family visited Mr. Will Lamp last Sunday. Warner Dyke and relatives spent time at Fisher's Hill and attended a picnic there last Saturday. Chimert Copenhaver and family visited Asa Racy. Alice Cochran returned home after visiting relatives in Winchester. Jake Good and family of Rock Enon called on Will Rosenberger. Carson Dyke visited Dorsey Ritter. Alice Cochran spent Tuesday with Will Milhon family. Mrs. Willis ill but improving at home. John Perry hosted visitors Vernie Cadwallader and Taylor Perry Sunday. Craig Orndorff returned from a Davis, West Virginia visit. Charlie Lockhart of Winchester called on Taylor Perry Sunday evening.
A Chicago headquarters circular urges Filipino workers and tenant farmers to join the independence movement while avoiding landlords and capitalists. It claims Filipino capitalists are dangerous to the proletariat and calls workers to organize anew within the Filipino Communist League to safeguard key industries like sugar and coal from capitalist control.
A tornado damaged property in Black River Falls Wisconsin near Ossco in Rempelau county. Two people are known to have been injured as the storm carved a two to three mile path from the northwest.
Readable text lists Mrs LPO at 114 West Water Street and a phone number 468 with a date code 8 6 4p 2t. The fragment suggests a personal or business listing without clear context or actions.
Mrs Spink of Minn June Wis tells how she fell from health, but after using Pinkham remedies she regained strength. She credits one bottle to helping her eat, six bottles to return to work, and now has a new baby and better health, with continued use of the medicine.
Ashland Aug 7 a carload of grain alcohol labeled maple 8 was seized by officers after intercepting a shipment destined for Richmond. Four men were arrested as a transfer van from Richmond arrived to whisk the liquor away. The liquor valued at $9 000 and the case drew officers into the night.
Mrs. Delwin Parish and relatives from Martinsburg visited Mrs. Bow ers father James Roberts. Rev Stickley and wife called on friends. The McKeever family and Roy Bayliss group visited Ellis Bayliss Delis family. B F Ren returned from Green Spring. Mrs Harry Stotler and child stayed here. Several Martinsburg and Green Spring families spent the weekend with B F Aven. Julian Laresagg visited this week with Edgar Exiniurt family. Nan Adams marked her 76th birthday with a party and family gathering.
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