Buy yen beams for sturdy building construction
A dealer advertises yen beams and lumber promising strong, defect free construction with no soft spots to risk collapse or shorten the building’s life.
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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
2
A dealer advertises yen beams and lumber promising strong, defect free construction with no soft spots to risk collapse or shorten the building’s life.
The notice outlines reading notices and classified rates for multiple insertions. It details per line and per word charges, cadence options, and minimum counts, with special rules for continuous runs and erotic content restrictions. The schedule includes time-based rates such as weekly and monthly terms and notes discounts for multiple insertions.
A reflective piece contrasts past Winchester commerce with modern convenience. It laments lost personal trade, mutual trust with merchants, and local customs. The author warns that telephones and deliveries raise costs, taxes, and credit needs, urging readers to reconsider rapid living.
While the tariff law was debated Representative Ralph Cole of Ohio received many letters and telegrams urging a strong wool tariff. One persistent supporter sent daily messages like Protect the wool growers and American wool growers must be protected, highlighting broad constituent pressure.
Cole sought wool protection and telegrams stopped. a persistent correspondent revealed surrender after selling sheep. Editorials discuss personal interests shaping news, Governor's convention disappointment labeled a pink tea affair. A South Carolina farmer claims 40 barrels per acre.
A regional weather summary contrasts rain in the North Pacific with snow in the North and Florida snow ignorance. An educator calls for teaching boys to shoot in schools, a proposal the writer rejects as dangerous and foolish.
The text reports Diaz's inauguration for an eighth term and alleges Mexicans submit to arbitrary rule, with a note on the Indiana Methodist Conference accusing Governor Marshall of collusion with liquor interests, a charge many deem unnecessary yet never doubted.
Pure silk hose offered for 49 cents this week only. Ideal Xmas present from McCord and Phillips.
Get a bowl three quarters full of boiling water and a towel. Pour in a teaspoon of Hyomei and breathe the vapor for two minutes to clear the head and ease chest tightness. A pleasant cure offered at 50 cents a bottle by druggists everywhere with extra bottle available from Phillips.
A Fayetteville man recounts his sister recovering from consumption after trying Dr King’s New Discovery. He praises it as the best medicine he has seen for coughs colds laryngitis asthma croup and bronchial troubles. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Winchcgef Deng Co.
In Cambridge Massachusetts on December 2 two defense wins emerged in the trial of Hattie LeBlanc charged with murdering Clarence F. Glover. The defense rebutted a proposed dying declaration by Mrs Lillian M. Glover and argued she acted as a vampire. Judge Bond ruled the dying declaration not admissible and allowed the defense to pursue evidence of Mrs Glover's acts and declarations before and after the murder.
Tickets go on sale Friday at 9 A.M. at Strode's Drug Store for seating. Event details emphasize where to buy and the opening time.
Timetable notice announces railroad time card effective date June 21 1908. Details specify schedule references and period of operation for trains, with emphasis on updated departure and arrival standards used by operators and passengers.
Daily travel notices list connections among L. & E. Junction Mount Sterling. Beattyville Junction to Beattieville. Campton Junction to Mountain Central for passengers. O. & K. Junction to Central City Ke and Way stations. Names McDowell and Scott signed as General Manager and General Passenger Agent.
Daily rail timetables list No. 37 Cincinnati to Knoxville at 10:16 a.m. depart 10:19 a.m. and No. 33 Cincinnati to Jacksonville at 10:39 a.m. The local Maysville Stanford train arrives Paris 6:25 p.m. departs 6:35 p.m. Limited No. 31 Cincinnati to Atlanta at 11:17 p.m. No. 34 Atlanta to Cincinnati at 4:57 a.m. Other locals link Cincinnati with Stanford and Maysville with arrivals around 7:15 a.m. and 7:22 a.m. Knoxville to Cincinnati No. 38 arrives 2:48 p.m. departs 2:53 p.m. No. 32 Jacksonville to Cincinnati limited 5:58 p.m. All daily except Nos. 9 and 10 which run daily except Sundays.
Winter brings frost bite and chapped skin but Bucklen's Arnica Salve relieves burns boils cuts and sores. A trial convinces its healing power. Only 25 cents at Winchester Drug Company.
Joh Ballard, longtime deputy police officer in Winchester, submitted his resignation to Chief of Police McCord. The letter states it takes effect December 2, 1910, and will be read at Friday night’s council meeting.
In Louisville on December 2 the defense and prosecution sparred as Joseph Wendling testified denying any knowledge of Alma Kellner’s murder. Detectives Carney and Burke testified Wendling allegedly claimed he killed the girl and that only God could testify. Mrs. Cora Munea linked Wendling to a rich Frenchman guise while he showed a Boer War hand wound.
The shop promotes a new jewelry store open for Christmas shopping with a line of Christmas presents for all ages and guaranteed watch and clock repairs. Early buyers get first choice.
Classified notice for Chas A Carrithers jeweler with a dated reference November 28 5w appears as a small advertisement or notice in the public record. The fragment highlights a local business listing with name occupation and a date code.
A Poston Globe snippet shows a humorous exchange about time, lawn care, and inaction. One neighbor accuses another of delaying, while the other offers to rake the lawn in the meantime. The dialogue highlights neighborly friction and a light home front moment.
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