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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1924
Page
4
A Virginia style editorial urges shared responsibility between railroads and the state to eliminate grade crossings. It argues the state should pay half the cost, noting historical consent for grade lines and public safety as the drive for action. The piece references Senator Byrd and MF Shirley in advocating safer crossings.
Suffolk News reports that a proposed law would share grade crossing costs between the state and railroads. The commissioner defends the bill as fair, noting railroads cannot bear all costs as traffic grows. Opponents from railroad critics are mentioned, but the article argues public interest justifies shared funding and avoids rate increases.
A reflective piece on readers torn between sober moral tomes by great masters and lighter crime fiction. It argues that while classics warm the mind, a brisk Brechtian strain or sensational tale like Detective Whitterly can provide brisk relief from weariness.
The Parade Committee appointed by the Citizens Defense Test Day Committee plans a three phase Day next week. Events include 2:00 p.m. mobilization and inspection of National Guard and Reserve units 8:00 p.m. parade and civil demonstration 3:45 p.m. address by Hon T W Harrison Military Affairs Committee House of Representatives and a broad civic participation with Boy Scouts led by E B Cooper. Police will clear the plaza of autos for the crowd.
The Civilian Division and non-divisional groups including Headquarters Co 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard Troop B 307th Cavalry and the 62nd Cavalry Division Train received a letter from the National Headquarters of the Reserve Officers Association. The letter notes August 29 reception and agrees the Winchester plan will likely ensure a successful Defense Day in Winchester.
Raymont Forney remains at home on Hast Water Street. Lee Boxwell of the Northern Virginia Power Company takes his annual vacation, visiting sister Mrs Bennett Russell in Williamsport Maryland, then Mrs George Beirach in Washington DC, and daughter Mrs C B Kerns in Alexandria Virginia. William Fletcher of Washington DC visits friends in the city.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment and an internal medicine with a tonic to address catarrh and deafness by reducing inflammation and improving mucous surfaces through blood flow. For over 40 years, druggists have sold Hall's products from Toledo Ohio.
A letter from E Hartford Connecticut reports recovery after severe sickness using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer says six more bottles restored strength enabling housework, with a note that neighbors know the remedy and a free text-book offer is included.
Gertrude Higgins reported 659 personal nursing visits over July and August including 77 instructive visits for prenatal postnatal and child care. 474 nursing visits covered postnatal to tuberculosis patients and school children. One child and two adults were referred for treatment. a tuberculosis clinic was planned with Agnes Randolph's supervision. The group seeks funds for a new nurse car as the old vehicle deteriorates.
West Virginia and Pocahontas County ewes arriving every few days. Young, good size and mostly black faced. See Geo R Green before buying to save money. Located White Post Virginia. August 13, 1911.
Secretary notes offer to deliver the motley to the ladies or deposit it at any bank. Read as a brief archival reminder of ceremonial or administrative instruction.
The county clerk records show conveyances including Luttrell to Sophia Harley on a lot near Va ldy Pike for 500 dollars, Murphy to Levi Fries on Cedar Grove tracts, Dehaven to W A Meador for Greenspring land, and more. Notable transfers involve Josiah Baker farm parcels, Gainesboro district plots, and multiple tracts north of Winchester totaling significant sums.
A health note warns that heavy meals can strain kidneys, causing backache and other symptoms. It recommends drinking plenty of water and using Jad Salts each morning to flush and invigorate kidneys, plus yearly medical checks.
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