The Man for the Hour in Virginia Politics
In the Seventh District a race to succeed James Hay in Congress centers on Thomas W. Harrison. The Richmond Virginian urges voters to elect Harrison, citing his fifteen years on the circuit bench, leadership in the State Senate, and role in the Constitutional Convention as proof of his fitness for the Supreme Court of Appeals and Congress.
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Quarterly Conference To Be Held In Winchester Circuit
The fourth quarterly conference of Winchester circuit will meet in the parsonage next Saturday at 2 p m. Preaching next Sunday at Mt Olive at 1020 a m Fairview at 3 p m and at Pleasant Valley at 8 p m. WWW H Sampseul, pastor. Mrs John Bleck of Chambersburg Pa visiting Winchester. Mrs Black formerly Miss Lydia Taylor sister of the late William T Taylor.
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Winchester
Mt. Olive
Fairview
Pleasant Valley
H. Sampseul
John Bleck
Chambersburg, Pa
Mrs. Black
Mire
Lydia Taylor
William T. Taylor
Evening Star publisher and subscription notes
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia published daily except Sundays and consolidated with a group of weekly papers. It lists postal routing details and subscription rates including one year two dollars fifty, six months one dollar twenty five, three months sixty five, and one month seven cents.
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Evening Star Publishing Company
Winchester
Virginia
Liquor and Automobiles Linked by Law in Assembly Action
In Clifton Forge Review language the text notes a belief that automobiles and liquor harm each other and explains a General Assembly law enacted to stop the dangerous practice. The passage reflects prohibition era attitudes and legislative response to drink driving.
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General Assembly
Clifton Forge
Fat Folks May Now Become Slim Quickly
Advertises Tassco tablets from Harry L. Livick as a fat loss aid for those 10 to 30 pounds over normal weight. Claims gentle diet, fresh air, deep breathing, and four Tassco tablets daily will reduce fatty accumulations, improve health, and make movement easier in a few days.
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Harry L. Livick
Marlboro Notes from Virginia Camp Meeting Visit
Marlboro Va August 22 Mrs H E Shull and Mrs E W Knee attended a camp meeting in Wardensville W Va Elwood Egolf returned home to Royersford Pa after visiting D E Stick Lottie Boyer of Middletown visited Gussie Stickley Brainard Campbell returned home from Stephens City Rev E E Diggs will preach each night this week at the Presbyterian Church
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Marlboro
H.E. Shull
E. Ww. Knee
Wardensville
W. Va
Elwood Egolf
Royersford
D. E. Stick
Lottie Boyer
Middletown
Gussie Stickley
Brainard Campbell
Stephens City
Mary B
E.E. Diggs
The
Presbyterian
Social visitors and local well wishes in Winchester area
Miss Teresa Donavan of Washington DC visits Miss Ethel Lineburg. Mrs Gray and daughter from Washington DC visit Mr and Mrs J W Lineburg. Mrs Emma Shull of Winchester visits Mrs S G Jamison on Tuesday. Messrs H N Clagett and E W Knee visit Winchester for business Friday. Mrs J M Gordon ill but better today with Dr S S Swain attending. Neighborhood well represented at Middletown picnic last Saturday.
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Gray and Daughter
Washington, D. CG
J. W. Lineburg
Ebmma Shull
Winchester
H. N. Clagett
E. W. Knee
J. M.gordon
S. S. Swain
Middletown
Summer Fighting in Heat Beside Trench Forces
A war era verse imagines Germans and French fighting in hot conditions over ninety degrees. The speaker jokes about enduring shellfire and heat while joking about lemonade, sewing, and a warrior with a gun. The piece blends humor with frontline imagery and summer misery.
Hay’s New Berth Prompts Backing From Voters
The piece lauds Hay as a sterling figure from the native state and predicts a strong shove from friends and supporters. It argues Downing his fee and backing a preferred candidate, Stuart, while urging voters to back the people’s choice and reject fashionable figures. The writ calls for Bob Ward to carry the goods on election day. VOX OPEQUONIS.
Votes of Women and Market Choice Endorse Lydia Pinkham
The piece argues women already vote on issues by purchasing goods with their money and asserts that women have expressed support for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound through their purchases. It frames this consumer behavior as a health vote in favor of the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Money Driven Dinner Party Confessional in Droll Tale
A wealthy stockbroker hosts an extravagant dinner and boasts generosity yet hints at a black humor twist. The tale notes his pride and flawed speech as guests enjoy every course while he jokes that money can buy anything even pirates.
Pee Ble 2 Clean a Your Pack Yard
A short humorous notice urges cleaning a yard labeled Pee Ble 2 Clean. The fragment offers no clear date person or organization and reads as a playful prompt rather than a full news item.
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Stone Harbor
Wildwood
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