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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
4
An Ohio State Journal piece discusses how praise and personal abuse function in public disputes. It argues excessive honor or denigration distorts perception, inflates heroes, belittles others, and harms both the praiser and praised.
A reflective travel note recalls wandering in the forests and mountains. It describes hunting cougars, fishing, and encounters with bears and a regal golden eagle. The narrator laments stay at home fatigue and questions the value of a vacation without sharing experiences with others.
Mrs Umstead reports six years of noises described as like railroad trains eased after taking Nerv Worth. She says sleep improved and digestion better, and recommends Nerv Worth if others suffer similar symptoms. A local store advertises Nerv Worth. Mary Campbell has gone to Virginia to visit a niece.
Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds boast star studded outfields with strong defense and potent bats. The two teams field quick, powerful throwers and capable baserunners, with White Sox outfielders often cited as having the edge based on this season’s records.
H. P. Klinehaus, a former county resident, was fined 15 dollars and costs by Judge Talbot for cruelty to a horse. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals prosecuted, aided by Robert Ward and Prosecuting Attorney J. P. Reardon. In addition to 15 dollars, costs totaled 10.50, making 25.50. The court also ordered the horse killed at once after veterinary testimony that the horse would have been worth over 100 dollars if healthy. The defendant claimed the animal suffered from neglect and an anemia due to a foot injury. The judge personally inspected the horse at a local stable before ruling.
The Associated Press reports a national agreement on working conditions for railroad shopmen. It establishes uniform rules for about 600000 employees and was proposed under President Wilson’s administration.
The agreement between the railroad administration and six international unions under the AFL's Railroad Employment Department sets wage increases to begin October 20 and continue until government control of the railroads ends.
An 1916 Winchester reader shares a testimonial praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache after years of relief. The account includes figures aged over eighty, a transition to full kidney control, and a seller note of 60 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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