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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
4
The piece urges careful eating and modest diet in hot weather. It promotes regular exercise despite heat, noting late afternoon or early morning as best times. It suggests walking as a substitute and warns against overdrinking hot water while contrasting city and country routines.
Delegates at the annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in Chicago display aggressive progressiveness. The gathering highlights advertising as a defining era and notes Molly as a strong current demand, with business leaders urged to respond with intelligence and foresight.
Officials note a shift from honesty as a policy to honesty is the only policy in advertising. Merchants stress attracting public interest as key, since readers now notice ads even without immediate purchase plans. The piece hopes the advertising experts’ gathering will be agreeable and productive.
A poem about a father distressed by his son Clarence Claude who mocks poor grammar and schooling. The verse portrays parental labor for education, the son’s ridicule, and the father’s frustration as language rules become a battleground in their household.
The piece quotes anti monopoly rhetoric praising Bryan and attacking the rich. It moves to a Yonkers tale of a $25 000 bequest to Captain George Cooley for urging youths to self improvement and reading worthwhile works.
The discussion urges youth to intensify learning and self improvement, warning against idleness. It critiques Governor Hatfield for arresting two travelers over a Bible copy, and calls out bigotry in Leo Frank’s case, arguing for fair treatment and reflection on societal faults.
A reflective line compares family dynamics to market flaws, suggesting even trusted brands like Diamond Tires have a small fraction that fail to meet expectations. The comment frames common mistrust in consumer goods and industry reliability.
An analysis mocks judging tires by their brand lineage, noting Diamond Tires’ reputation as a “good family” product. It jokes that only Diamond Tires match Diamond Tires, with quirky prices listed for 30x3 and 33x4 models.
Mary Roberts Rinehart writes from France for the Saturday Evening Post noting reverent French citizens amid war fatigue. She describes empty churches and villagers pausing work for prayer, and a field general kneeling in a small church near headquarters as France endures a life and death struggle.
Richmond June 26 Officers of the State Board of Health are completing their annual round of summer hotels and expect to finish inspections needed to protect travelers before the vacation season. Since 1910 hotels with more than ten guest rooms must be inspected for certification, improving sanitation though boarding houses with ten rooms or fewer may escape. Efforts focus on proper sewage disposal at hotels and summer resorts to prevent typhoid outbreaks, with vigilance continuing.
Charles Becker will carry his fight against death in the electric chair to the Supreme Court if plans by his attorneys succeed. The only alternative would be a stay of execution by Governor Whitman. The appeal rests on information said to corroborate a statement by Joseph Murphy, a convict at Sing Sing.
An old advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease and not curable by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to purify blood and cleanse mucous surfaces, claiming strong physician backing and testimonials from Toledo Ohio.
The pastor Rev John R Augustus will preach at St Pauls A M E Church Sunday morning on The Lighted Path of the Just. A sacred service follows at 230 pm with The Tribe Joseph performing under the pastor's wife oversight. Organist Joseph Stewart conducts music.
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