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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
3
A historical guide explains constructing a small induction coil to deliver a shock during a handshake. It details core construction, windings of 70 turns primary and 1500 turns secondary, a vibrator, and a concealed wiring setup including a cork switch and copper plate in a shoe heel.
An Oxford student guides two fair cousins through Christchurch College pointing to the picture gallery the library and the Great Tom bell. He tosses a stone through a second story ivy framed window and a furious face appears. He notes the dean and ends up leaving a seat of learning for another.
A small girl separated from her parents at Coney Island was sheltered by the police station. The matron kept her content with a candy and a cat toy, but the child confessed she had eaten the cat after it became dirty.
Thirty prominent clergymen and 1300 communicants of the Protestant Episcopal Church petitioned Bishop Ozi W Whitaker against the open pulpit. The bishop refused to add, maintaining the amendment does not infringe on the church’s fundamental law.
Preaching at Clarke's M. E. church next Sunday with 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services, 6:30 Epworth League, 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. Guests include Mrs. Ed Duncan and Miss Mollie Trumbo from Kentucky. Local items cover political candidacy, commissions for the National Negro Exposition, building costs, and various social notes among Black residents and visitors.
Editor of The Winchester News reports President Roosevelt calls for nationwide farmer discussions in rural schoolhouses by December 5. Topics include rural schools, farm labor, roads, postal services, sanitation, and farm life improvements with copies of guiding questions from the Commission on Country Life.
Mildred Hollands Lily and The Prince opens at the Winchester Theatre on Tuesday December 1. Set in 16th century Italy, the play blends intense human interest with Cymbeline like romance, offering grand staging and delicate artistry for a tasteful evening.
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