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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
4
The Evening Star lists subscription prices in advance for various periods and carrier options. It notes Associated Press rights and directs readers to address communications to The Star Publishing Company.
James M. Cox of Ohio and Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York are featured as the Democratic ticket for Vice President and President. The message also includes James M. Cox for Congress and Thomas W. Harrison of Winchester in support.
Virginia hunting season approaches with permits and a primer on laws. The Star presents close seasons and daily bag limits for partridges turkeys pheasants deer elk and other game, plus permit options for captive care and propagation and a reminder of federal rules in coastal areas.
A reflective poem by Walt Mason blends longing for Kansas with visions of Eden and eternal rest. The narrator contrasts mild summers and sea breezes with distant memories of shapely storms and home, contemplating departure yet remaining tied to the county seat and elm trees.
Diamond Dyes advertisement claims any woman can dye fabrics at home with easy instructions. It touts rich madeless color suitable for wool silk linen cotton or blends and promises quick, permanent results with Drugeist guidance.
An Roanoke Times column honors John Wanamaker on turning eighty two. It contrasts serene acceptance with grief and urges forging purpose early to shape a fulfilling old age. The piece emphasizes faith, family love, and living meaningfully to the end.
An individual offers to study chronic diseases and difficult cases. They request name and address to provide a diagnosis and instructions. The message emphasizes plus aims to identify trouble and advise on what to do and how to do it.
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