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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
4
The note from Carranza to the United States is superficially conciliatory yet unsatisfactory. The U S demanded specifics on future actions against American troops in Mexico and Carranza did not provide them. He returned the captured soldiers but left the dead ones unresolved.
The News-Leader and Richmond celebrate passing the 40,000 circulation mark praising the newspaper’s editorial and news management as excellent. Community leaders extend hearty congratulations and good wishes for continued success.
The epidemic of infantile paralysis in New York City is expanding with about seventy five new cases and nearly as many deaths daily. The Star urges health authorities to examine all children arriving from the city and exclude those showing any trace of the disease.
A wartime opinion piece praises French defense at Verdun and German combat courage, notes British tenacity, and cites Major Moraht’s analysis of ongoing drives. It warns against overconfidence and emphasizes measured expectations and sustained effort amid the European crisis.
A Richmond Virginian editorial argues the allies rely on swift decisive help from England in Europe. It stresses that without England’s stronger battlefield resolve on the western front, true peace remains distant and unattainable.
The Baltimore Sun pledges to bolt the Democratic ticket in the 1908 campaign and supports the Republican candidate for Congress against James Hay. It argues Seventh District voters can choose their representative without newspaper dictation and predicts Hay’s large majority victory if pro munition maker influence persists.
A reflective critique on wealth and status tracing how prosperity alters humble, hardworking men. It contrasts peaceful, modest virtue with the arrogance and flaunting excess that wealth can bring, noting how fortune can erode character and the simple, useful life.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a internal treatment that acts on the blood and mucous surfaces for catarrh. The ad asserts it is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by a top physician, with a price of 75 cents and sold by druggists. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Poem proclaims English liberty and pride with the line I am the land that boasts a crown. A note reports Carl Kremer leaving Wednesday for Brookside Inn in Oakland Michigan to work as a summer clerk.
Veterinarians from the Minnesota college of agriculture advise proper collar fit and hame adjustment to prevent sore shoulders in horses. Clean collars and soaking a collar before use can help it mold to the horse, with white lead ground in oil or stove blacking as additional protective remedies.
The western meadow lark, a year round resident, is increasing in the Great Basin and feeds on alfalfa pests. In April tests 27 birds contained the alfalfa weevil in one sixth of their diet and other insects including caterpillars and ground beetles. The bird helps control pests and should be protected.
London reports from July 4 that German reinforcements are being thrown into the Somme fight as fast as transport allows. The troops include reserves and dregs of manpower, while not a single unit from the 904mile British front has yet been moved.
The article notes an upcoming service at St Johns with preaching by Rev. Norman E Cooper. It lists related items including songs by Floyd Brewer and addresses by Rev. Norman E Cooper and Rev. Asa Richard in a bene diction program.
A large audience gathered at St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church for a children service last Sunday night. The program featured songs recitations and exercises including The Days of Jubilee With Blossom and Song The Father’s Praise and The Daises among others performed by boys and girls and directed by local youths.
The Lamps Memorial hosts preaching and sacramental services at 11 a.m. on Sunday July 9. Round Hill hosts a 3 p.m. service and Paxton Chapel holds 8 p.m. children’s day services. Pastor B R Bruker invites the public to attend.
The pastor W. H. Sampsell will preach on Sunday at Pleasant Valley 10 30 a m Fairview 3 p m and Mount Olive 8 p m locations listed.
July 6 report from Mt Williams lists visits by Wil bert Dyke and Ilyof Winchester to Mrs. Dyke's parents, J. M. Clowser with daughter, W. H. Williams at Brewer home, H. W. Orndorff at Moore family, C. W. Orndorff of Marit with J. M. Major, and R. D. Fawcett returning from Fawcette Gap.
Portable corncribs holding 100 to 200 bushels aid summer hog feeding in distant fields or yards. Built on skids they allow even distribution of feed and manure, avoiding weather damage to wagon boxes. Cribs require light yet strong materials and cost little, improving efficiency.
Sheep should be kept to consume waste and unwanted growth. They will feed on weeds and grasses growing in grain fields after harvest, along highways and fence borders. Grazing sheep clean up the land and make use of otherwise wasted food.
Mrs A E Dabney and Miss Ella Rr drove from Staunton to this city and will spend several days with relatives.
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