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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
4
FRIDAY MAY 7 A PITIFUL SPECTACLE. The piece questions Colonel Roosevelt's recent public conduct and rhetoric. It notes a clash between his harsh accusations and his stated intentions, asking why he remains in ongoing public battles and whether his life is consumed by turmoil and spectacle.
The sermon centers on motherhood as Billy Sunday highlights a mother's influence. It discusses the moral force of a mother's song and its impact on children, linking faith, home life, and spiritual guidance in a reflective, churchly tone.
The piece argues against polygyny and calls for moral standards during war, noting no nation will adopt polyandry and repopulation will occur without immoral actions. It contrasts wartime toll with the enduring value of a mother's song, praising maternal influence over grand music and angelic voices.
A humorous portrayal contrasts Wigglewax the street suitor with a harsh Chesterfield father. The polite stranger earns praise from women, while the Bayard father glares and scolds at home. Hidden behind a sunny street smile lies a million frauds smirking in plain sight as evening falls.
An advertisement extols Tiz as a remedy for sore tired and aching feet. It promises relief from swelling, sweating, corns, bunions and foot odor, claiming faster comfort and the ability to wear smaller shoes.
Critics commend James Hay Jr son of a Seventh Virginia District congressman for his recently published book The Man Who Forgot. The Star notes the volume has drawn unusually favorable literary criticism.
Notices state announcements will be published for Unis Soloman on the day of primary for a five dollar fee.
A batch of Democratic primary announcements seeks votes for Frederick County positions. Candidates pledge to uphold duties as Commissioner of Revenue for Northern and Southern Districts and for Gainesboro Supervisor, with commitments to serve to the best of their abilities.
A 1915 notice outlines T Russell Cather seeking Commonwealth Attorney for Frederick County and John M Steck announcing re election bid for the Maryland House of Delegates both contingent on the Democratic primary on August 8 1915 Boyd R Richards also filed for the House of Delegates nomination in the same primary.
Mr. J. C. Cover of Elkton Va returned home after several days at Hotel Evans. Mrs. J. B. Walk of Annapolis Md was treated in the city last night and the wrap acid case is noted in Kerens.
The Frederick circuit announces services for Sunday May 9 with Carpers Valley at 5 04 a.m. Macedonia at 3 30 p.m. and Relief at 8 p.m. all are urged to attend and worship. E W Brubaker P C
Public notices show bids for county offices in Frederick County. C R McCann seeks re election as County Treasurer assisted by R S Smith. Ther Pannet t runs for Sheriff in Frederick County. F D Good seeks Be Board of Supervisors Back Creek District nomination.
An individual announces candidacy for Creek District supervisor under the Democratic line. The statement commits to serving the public interest to the best of ability if elected.
The report details arrests after a fatal assault on Mrs. Wilson, with suspects James Canter and Luther Cartier. Luther confessed to attacking Mrs. Wilson while James claimed no involvement. Public safety deputies aided arrests as officials prepared for trial with J W Neal and Judge F B Hutton on the Commonwealth side and N P Ogleby defending the prisoners.
Nervous weak women describe exhaustion and inability to do housework. An ad promises a product with a money back guarantee if it fails to help, urging readers to try rebirth of energy and vitality.
Gen Victoriano Huerta to settle in New York leasing a large Long Island house. His family from Barcelona will join him in about three weeks as advisor Abraham F. Ratner confirms the move. Senora Huerta and his twelve children are among those mentioned.
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