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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows a bank fee item for Shenandoah Valley National Bank with several monetary figures including 2 812 3635 28, 2 106.98, 1 000.00, 2440.00, 71 000.00, and 28 410.00, but the full context and labels are unclear.
The article recalls John Brown’s 1859 raid near Harpers Ferry, describing him as a fanatic and murderer while contrasting views in Lynchburg. It notes Brown’s planning, funds, weapons, and the siege as it impacted the nation, with commentary on fanaticism and humanity.
Fragmentary ad copy claims meat causes kidney trouble and promotes Salts for relief. It urges nightly use to neutralize acids and flush wastes, recommending four ounces in juice with water. The text reads like a medical potion pitch with unclear provenance.
A fragmented review mixes fiction and social critique. It condemns Margaret Deland's novel The Rising Tide as an attack on traditional womanhood, while contrasting it with a sermon on kindness and moral action. It also touches on Doan's Kidney Pills testimonial and light moral reflections, ending with a parable about prejudice and President Wilson's approach to creed.
The fragment speaks of Jewish people in Russia Spain and Portugal and references persecution and religious influence on lawgivers and salvation. It frames religion as Satan's trump card and discusses how nations have harmed or treated Jews in historical contexts.
A historical note likens coughs to a fire bell urging action and urges treating the cause. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised for persistent coughs after colds or illnesses. Mrs Thomas Beechin Drews of Indiana endorses it for her husband who frequently coughs.
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