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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
4
The notice announces subscription prices for the Evening Star and its consolidated weekly papers. Rates shown include one year two fifty, six months one twenty five, three months sixty five, and one month twenty five, all in advance.
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot reflects that Smoots will be numbered among those who were not born to die as time erases his race. The obituary notes his grave may be unmarked yet his name endures, contrasting his legacy with efforts to belittle his stature and highlighting his enduring significance beyond decades.
A baking dish of apples with butter molasses sugar cinnamon and salt bakes under a double crust dough. The crust uses flour shortening salt ice water mixed into a dough rolled twice as thick as pie crust and baked for at least two hours in a hot oven.
The article compares the Gallipoli collapse to early Civil War failures in Richmond and Peninsula campaigns, noting repeated costly engagements and ministerial retreats. It cites NY World and reflects on national vigor, conscription protests, and the role of the navy in saving the Union through history's lens.
A Richmond Times-Dispatch letter argues for a community hospital to protect health care access for the poor, comparing hospital care to fire protection and noting physician fees, medicines, and nurse costs as barriers to living expenses during illness. The writer urges a nonprofit model accessible to all regardless of wealth.
A convalescent recovering from grip visits town and relays a harrowing tale of doctor Daw’s care and his own severe symptoms. A friend dismisses the récit, reminding him of his recent bedrest and many prior illnesses, ending the conversation with a gruff shove toward quieter recollection.
A Gary Indiana reader endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative remedy for indigestion and constipation. The letter notes avoidance of strong cathartics and cites a four year prior battle with digestive issues.
An advertisement recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach and bowel trouble. It offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 454 Washington St Monticello IN.
A stenographer weighs paying for a community hospital versus risking charity stigma. She weighs personal dignity, class reputation, and the social cost of entering a free ward, arguing influence is needed to handle such matters in communities.
The passage expresses sorrow over human kindness gone, mourning the loss of decency as Mrs. E. Virginia Smith of Winchester Virginia reflects on humanity’s failures and the consequent grief. The quote frames a somber note on communal compassion.
Mrs. Helen Kline widow of Ernest Kline faced a near death when a spirited horse she drove bolted. Edine, stepping to calm the animal, was knocked down and suffered facial injuries including lost teeth. Medical aides from Shepherdstown treated her. she remains in a delicate condition at home with three young children.
Minnie Wood Chapel Virginia January 14 Dinner at the home of C B Locke honored his twin brother and him turning 46 with guests including Tom Hardesty Richard McAfee Ben Pulliam John Huyett Jim Rutherford John Fenton John Crim and Charles Wisecarve. Other visits noted and local family updates follow.
Mr G J Lochstampfer improved his house with a new roof. John R Sirbaugh and Master Rick McKee visited R C Fletcher. Nimrod Albaugh and family visited George McKee. Edward Hicks was guest of D Orndorff. L B Barrett and family visited J B White. Mrs Charles Barr confined by illness.
Albin Virginia news notes report Mrs J D Hartman ill at home. Mr and Mrs Fred Thwaite visited with H E Yeakley's family Tuesday night. James Spence ill at home with cold and grip. Mrs James Lamp visited Wednesday evening with sister Mrs W A Buncutter. D H Hartman visited his mother Mrs John Hartman Thursday.
The schedule lists services on Sunday January 16 led by Rev. W. H. Sampsell. Mount Pleasant worship begins at 10 30 a m Mount Zion at 3 30 p m and Sunrise Church at 7 p m with preaching by the pastor.
Among the younger members of the Senate this session are Harry Flood Byrd of Winchester son of former Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd and John Preston Buchanan of Marion son of former Senator Frank Buchanan. Both are serving their first terms in the State Legislature.
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