Favors Radical Revision of the State Road Law
Editorial notes favor sweeping changes to the state road law and discusses modifications. The piece promotes major revisions to align transportation planning with new standards and policy goals.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1915
Page
2
Editorial notes favor sweeping changes to the state road law and discusses modifications. The piece promotes major revisions to align transportation planning with new standards and policy goals.
H. F. Byrd, Democratic candidate for the State Senate, issues a plan to modify Virginia road law. He argues current state aid roads lack maintenance and pushes four road types, local control, and a maintenance fund from automobile taxes to ensure ongoing upkeep and gradual, comprehensive county road development.
Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe quick cure for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach upset claiming relief in five minutes. It asserts the product digests foods prevents gas belching eructations and restores a comfortable stomach allowing continued enjoyment of favorite foods.
Virginia Health Bulletin reports medical exams of county schoolchildren show high rates of defects. Eyes 21.6 percent defective, 5.1 percent seriously defective. hearing 7.5 percent faulty. tonsils 33.1 percent enlarged. adenoids 24.7 percent. nose troubles 31 percent. teeth and glands affected. One in six pale. 19.6 percent hookworm. 31.2 percent poorly nourished. Noted contrast with open country life and crowded cities. Seven health essentials for schools listed.
Advert says 18 pounds of blood is normal yet urges that quality matters for resistance to sickness. It claims Scott's Emulsion boosts both blood quantity and quality, warms the body, and helps remove impurities, recommending a spoonful after meals to prevent winter illness.
European war brief notes Bulgarians reach Uskup blocking reinforcements to the Serbs while Austro German forces advance. French troops aid Serbs in the southeast as a British submarine sinks a Prince Adalbert class German cruiser near Libau. Belgian male conscripts deported. reports say a Serbian army transfer to Italy may occur. American returnees recount Zeppelin raid. Irish emigrants note escape from conscription. Entente plans a coastal landing at Porto Lagos in the Aegean.
Dr and Mrs Cavany of Washington visited Gore and stayed with Capt John Herrell family. Dr Cavany, sent by the government to Havana to direct sanitation work, reports progress in Cuba's battle against yellow fever and related diseases. L. F. Mayr of Brooklyn is also mentioned.
An old advertisement invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets with the sender's name and address.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company shows a September total of 9 617 319 dollars, with outside operation receipts now added to gross. The statement reflects ongoing reforms and efficient administration while noting the potential impact of Interstate Commerce Commission accounting changes.
Mr. F. A. Seymour of Philadelphia, traveling salesman for the W. H. Baker Chocolate Company, spent Friday in town on business.
The city of Winchester Virginia invites sealed bids for five years of street lighting from June 1 1916. Options include 75 to 100 arc lamps 1200 candle power. 25 to 100 incandescent lamps 80 candle power. and 200 incandescent lamps 80 candle power with specified burn times and locations. Bidders must post 1000 bond and the city may grant a street franchise.
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