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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
4
A garbled quote trail from a boxcar in Chicago yard to Milwaukee and Madison ends with a Madison maintenance man writing No eat no liver. The piece notes the slogan about work being the natural state and argues production ethic counters utopian aims.
The piece extols industry as a cure for social ills urging honest work over talkers and empty rhetoric. It contrasts idle gloom with cheerful productivity, rejects fashionable but shallow notions, and favors steady toiling to ease pains and penalties.
A man recounts three years of severe lung cold symptoms and nightly coughing. He tried slain's Cough Remedy and reports prompt relief from the persistent cough.
A long block of reminiscence from a North Dakota writer recalls 18th century Frederickstown Winchester records, local court punishments, and early Virginia life. The piece contrasts old laws with modern views, notes Washingtons plea for aid, and ends with personal rail station reflections on courtesy, beauty, and a smiling wife.
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