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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1920
Page
4
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A Roanoke Times excerpt discusses race, politics, and a Senate committee probe in Georgia. It cites remarks by Senator Kenyon and figures like Lincoln Johnson about lynching, voting, and party loyalties, illustrating tensions in Republican strongholds and violence tied to politics.
Fragmentary verse laments presidential contenders on hot days. The speaker savages the public gaze and notes damp collars, dripping sweat, and fevered crowds as would be expected in a White House race. The tone skewers spectacle over substance in a feverish overview.
Ad promotes Calotabs liver cleansing as a safe, taste free, inexpensive remedy. Claims no unpleasantness and easy, morning use to feel lighter and improve appetite.одерж
The Green County Record reports Rev L Baugher of Edinburg, a noted U B minister, cites a sworn statement placing Col R F Leedy in a street remark about the ministry in Harrisonburg. Leedy denies it saying the incident occurred in a barber shop with witnesses. Locals trust Baugher’s account and recall Leedy’s April court day harsh remarks.
State labor circulars announce a new statute prohibiting exemptions for child workers. The Bureau of Labor loses discretion. employment requires an age certificate from a notary based on birth or official records or an affidavit from a guardian.
About 150 delegates from railroad yardmen's associations across the country opened meetings in Chicago. They expect to continue until the U S Labor Board issues wage awards for railway workers by July 20. Also notes include departures of George C Haddox from Washington and Mrs C C Henkel's visit.
Market notes show mixed activity with prices for hogs calves and pigs varying across positions. Livestock prices include hogs at around 45.00 and 42.00 in some listings with other animals such as spring chickens and heifers noted among market items.
One hundred dollars reward offered for catarrh cures not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Claim states the medicine works through the blood to the mucous surfaces, expelling poison and improving overall health. Readers are urged to start using the remedy and send for testimonials.
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