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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1924
Page
4
From the standpoint of party harmony and efficient organization the Republican Senate majority refuses to recognize La Follette and his followers as Republicans. They voted and worked with Republicans, held Senate chairs, and enjoyed patronage while occupying an anomalous position. The piece questions why recognition was delayed.
The poem chronicles a doctor’s grim prognosis for Thomas ailing in a small village. Rumors spread and the town mourns as neighbors debate fate, with doom growing clearer as time passes. A hush falls as villagers confront mortality and the weight of fate.
Prices for flour and meal were quoted locally, with wheat and middlings listed. Mr. and Mrs. John Perry visited family for Thanksgiving as relatives shared news from Brewer and Gore in a December 6 report.
The women’s auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital received an overwhelming response to their appeal for groceries and supplies. Dr. J. E. Harris and Miss Helen Keating express gratitude and urge continued donations as items arrive daily from numerous schools churches and individuals across Winchester and surrounding areas.
A devoted niece Miss Viola Shiflett notes the death of Mrs Dora Grim who departed December 5 1923. The verse recalls loss and longing with hope of reunion in heaven and mentions Mount Hebron as her final resting place.
Maj George Putman a New York book publisher seeks an old southern lady near Winchester to return or pay for a skillet he says was stolen during the Civil War. The editor speculates about generals Sherman Sheridan Hunter and Custer returning property to the South.
A letter to the editor questions the Southern Methodist effort to unite with others. The writer condemns leaders for lacking conscience and refuses to apologize to those demanding it, citing J C Hooks as a contrasting figure.
An old advertisement urges women to request details on a product named Irregular or suppressed use Criumph Pilla. It claims safety and dependability for pro fases and says the item is not sold at drug stores. It invites requests for free information from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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