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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1924
Page
4
The New Times notes dangerous growth in state and local debts. It cites a National Conference Board estimate that local bonds are rising, pushing tax burdens onto homeowners and industries. Projected 1924 net indebtedness may exceed ten billion dollars, with new financing and bonds adding to the burden.
The Virginia Democrat announces Harry F as a gubernatorial hopeful joining three leading rivals Senator Byrd Walter and C Lee Moore as the contest shapes up. The note lists his business ties progressiveness and independent spirit while hinting at other possible candidates and the ongoing campaign dynamics.
Suffolk News criticizes both supporters and opponents of last year’s bond issue, denouncing intolerance on both sides. The paper says Byrd’s opposition to the bond was not foolish and defends rapid progress while warning against peril in partisan attacks. It emphasizes unity for road building and progress.
The essay defends Senator Byrd and Senator Mapp on highway bonds while condemning abuse and intolerance. It asserts that opposing views deserve respect and that fair-minded Virginians will honor courage in convictions even amid disagreement.
A poet relays an early season scramble for gifts with humor and irony. The speaker imagines shops crowded with shoppers and clerks as families prepare for Yuletide, noting stress, crowded aisles, and the scent of festive yet costly rituals. The piece ends with a reflective pause on expenditure and mood.
A carload of structural iron was unloaded at Harpers Ferry to rebuild the Potomac highway bridge spans that collapsed in May. A temporary wooden structure has served since. cement and steel reconstruction is planned. Roanoke Bridge Company sent the iron.
The tribute recalls Charles Eugene Aulick as a steadfast, memory rich man whose word was his bond He aided neighbors saved a burning home and tended his greenhouses He cherished family and taught moral uplift through his children and community ties
Mr Turner Frye and brother of Martinsburg W V spent several days with J B Snapp and Edison Fawcett visited Guy Frye. Arthur White left for Bradenton Fla to visit his uncle. Leonard, Leo and Mildred Clowser visited Miss Bessie Clowser. William Creswell and family from Winchester stayed with Ed Haines. Clayton Brili of Gore visiting his father and sister. Report notes the funeral of the late Clowser at the Lutheran Church last Sunday.
An advertisement from The Eas Drug Co in Winchester Virginia claims Egyptian Herb Tonic cures sadness and fatigue in women with near instant relief. It touts the product as pleasant and harmless for all ages and urges readers to buy a bottle today. The notice lists local druggists and dealers including Fag the People's Drug Store and A. and Son.
A brief obituary tribute recalls a lifelong, unobtrusive man whose final duties were carried out with tender hands and faithful unity. The speaker asks that his goodness be acknowledged before his Creator.
Richmond readers report a gubernatorial push for Harris Hart as educators show strong support for his candidacy. Hart weighs running for governor or re election as state superintendent with friends noting a potential April announcement delay due to duties. Political observers highlight teachers’ growing influence since the 1920s era.
Catarrhal distress is linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube causing rumbling sounds and impaired hearing. The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine can reduce inflammation and cure catarrh or deafness from catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 400 years, Toledo Ohio.
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