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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
6
A full audience enjoyed The Rosary in seven reels at the matinee with Miss Kathryn Williams star of the picture. The subject will be shown again at 7 and 9 10 tonight with two light reels between. prices 10c up and 16c down.
The New York venue will not feature vaudeville this Saturday night due to absence of the act. The price for The Rosary is reduced to 10 cents for the evening.
A writer rebuts The Star on Flora Finch's suggestion of low cost charity screenings in New York slums. He explains rising costs of films, higher top prices, and that audiences demand bigger productions, citing examples like Birth of a Nation and Me Wosary while offering free gallery seating to those unable to pay.
Texas representative Cyclone Davis, famed Populist and former stump speaker, gives his first speech in the House in Washington. He attacks the preparedness program and rails against war, the Republican party, greed, the money trust, and other targets while delivering improvised verses urging an end to the call for conflict.
A reward for returning a lost card case is offered. The owner’s contact is 326 Amherst St and the case is described as a Deliver Card Case. The notice requests prompt return to recover the item.
Firemen from Wine Capen and Cu Valley Firemen's Association clash as the Oe cue Hose Company withdraws from operations with Union and Liberty. The rift threatens the Middletown annual convention, jeopardizing a $600 fundraising drive and upsetting plans for entertaining visiting firemen.
Dr. E. W. Miller, Winchester meat and milk inspector, travels to Richmond for the annual Virginia State Veterinary Medical Association gathering at Murp h y's Hotel. An executive session opens at 8 PM with treasurer reports and new member admissions. Dr. S. C. Neff of Staunton, president of the State Board of Examiners, will present a paper on Septicemia the Result of a Kick.
In Wilmington Delaware Judge Phil Q Shurchman urged James H Malley to forgo drinking or supervise it at home. He suggested Malley start a home saloon with his wife as sole customer and outlined how the wife would use the proceeds to support their seven children and secure the family’s future.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh if taken for thirty two years and asserts the remedy works through the blood to drain poison from mucous surfaces. It promises testimonials and urges starting immediately with contact at Toledo Ohio and Drielete.
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