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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
7
A 100 room modern hotel promises $200000 yearly receipts with $100000 to $150000 new business for the city. The hotel supports local suppliers for food and services, employs town residents, and extends regional prominence by attracting conventions and tourists. The plan argues the project yields lasting civic value and economic spin‑offs for local merchants and authorities.
The Irish Admiral Sims faces a reprimand from Secretary Denby for discussing political subjects abroad. The piece praises plain speech but argues it was misapplied to a man of Sims’s stature.
Dr James Sullivan former Bellevue Hospital physician explains that iron rich diet strengthens blood and nerves. He notes pale thin blood causes weakness and irritability and warns against ordinary metallic iron, urging organic iron as the corrective remedy.
The passage notes that true service should be quiet and not politicized, and criticizes denouncing those who helped in the war. It argues against punishing Admiral Sims with silence for his efforts, suggesting he deserve some freedom of speech as reward for wartime service.
Wilbur Artist, a Baltimore born colored man who said he worked as a pick and shovel artist, was found asleep on a lumber pile in the northern part of town early today by Chief of Police Doran and an officer.
At sunrise on Saturday night July 30 music drew a public crowd as two young men faced vagrancy charges. Wilbur was denied sincere work intentions and given thirty days on the roads to seek employment. Homer Edwards, also arrested, was released to pursue work after giving a satisfactory account and plans to interview Betts and Boyce for a job. Edwards said he had worked in Pittsburgh and sent his last money home to Georgia.
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