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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
2
The Danville Advocate laments the old revenue system and urges a modern business like overhaul. It criticizes partisan politics and calls for honesty, consolidation of offices, and a single county tax collector to reduce costs, while noting corruption risks.
Advertisement notes a ready to install pier mantel available for purchase at a moderate figure. Mentions artistic grill work rails and newel posts as additional samples from the mill. Emphasizes accessibility to buyers beyond the very rich.
A compact observation notes that Democrats appear less prone to alarm now than in the past, suggesting a shift in political mood and reactions to current events.
The quotation notes Andrew Carnegie as a small man needing strong guards in crowds to avoid being trampled, reflecting a humorous description of his stature and presence.
The writer argues many Democrats want control beyond the presidency and predicts a future reflection on backing friends when the current term ends. The piece notes higher attendance at paid shows than free church services and derides Idaho Senator Heyburn for ongoing foolishness.
The speaker notes Judge White, an ex Confederate soldier, is named chief justice and jokes that a friend should escort Heyburn around the corner to remind him the Civil War is over.
A saying contrasts ten dollars paid as wages with twenty dollars held by a capitalist. The working man spends his money in the local economy, while the capitalist tends not to. This implies wage circulation benefits merchants more than lumped capital.
Opinion urges abolishing military posts navy yards and certain customs houses arguing they mainly provide unfit workers with jobs and have little beneficial value to the country.
The death of C. M. Hanna deprives Kentucky of one of its best citizens. He led men and formed the Burley Tobacco Society with help from the Commercial Club. The organization offered him permanent presidency, an offer he reportedly could have accepted.
Dr John Snowden lists office in Bean Building near Main and Fairfax at 143 Boone Avenue residence. Office hours shown with two phone numbers for the office and home phones for the residence.
An advertisement promotes buying sojia photos from Earp's gallery as ideal Christmas gifts. It urges not to delay since the holiday is near and mentions a production timeline of about three weeks ending around early December.
The notice urges delinquent subscribers to pay up at once to avoid losing the Winchester paper after year end. It warns three months arrears will cause culling due to post office rules, and invites visits to pay in town on Saturdays or during trips.
Hyomei breathes cures catarrh and related throat and chest troubles with a dry inhaler. The ad touts a complete outfit for 1.00 and liquid Hyomei 50 cents, claiming no stomach dosing and daily use to clear air passages and heal inflamed membranes. Phillips distributes the product and guarantees results or refund.
A Clark county resident, Hon H Green Garrett, is praised as a suitable Republican nominee for railroad commissioner from the district. The letter urges the party to honor itself by nominating Garrett if he will accept, aiming for an honest and efficient public servant.
Frost bitten toes and lips chapped hands and skin want relief this winter. Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims to heal burns boils piles cuts sores eczema and sprains. Trial proves its effectiveness available for 25 cents at Winchester Drug Company.
Mr. W. C. Hoskins was taken to St. Joseph hospital in Lexington Thursday afternoon. He has been ill since early fall with stomach trouble and other complications likely requiring an operation before recovery. Winchester Paint & Wall Paper Co offers special framing prices. 12-10-1f.
Washington December 16. The speaker of the next House will not name the committees. Champ Clark and Underwood of Alabama are among those favoring selection by a method other than speaker appointment. A caucus of new members in January is expected to ratify a new rules approach. No tariff plan was agreed after Monday night talks among Democrats. Senate session focused on Senator Bistow’s opposition to French spoliation claims delaying the omnibus claims bill.
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