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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
4
A compact page fragment lists social visits and events from Winchester to Cumberland, noting picnics at Island Park on August 14 with 65 cent fare, visits by Miss Adastreit and Miss Nannie Jenkins, and shifts in local addresses. It also includes brief anecdotes about horsey and Atwell ads, crab sales, and travel to Philadelphia and Wilmington, with assorted town-by-town social chatter and ads.
The 80 year old Judge Didawick, famed for a long magisterial career in Virginia City Montana, returns to his childhood scenes with his grandson Rob Mathell. He survived a freezing cattle drive though both feet were amputated, now walking on cork prosthetics. He plans fishing trips in West Virginia nearby bass and trout waters.
A New York woman explains she avoids public transport except to hail a cab at Thirty third and Broadway. She offers 50 cents to an driver for a quick ride to the Waldorf and revels in the crowd’s deference as she exits for an exclusive visit with friends. The pleasure is brief, the physiology noted. Wine judges keep sober by smelling to assess aroma, the brain processing the scent before the wine reaches the stomach, allowing many tastings without intoxication.
Napoleon established three fine schools for the daughters of the deceased after Austerlitz and most women admitted to the order became superintendents of these schools. Marie Laurent was named president of one institution, Rosa Bonheur received the cross in 1865, and Mme. de Stael’s wit helped her reputation.
The Rice Neff Camp Confederate Veterans reunion will be held Friday August 15 two miles northwest of New Market Virginia at Forestville siding. Prominent speakers bands of music and many Confederate camps will attend. Reduced rates will be given by the Southern Railway.
Mr James Ki Schoolfield an evangelist who held services at Braddock Street Methodist Church South died yesterday in Danville Virginia aged 52 Miss Mary Gray has returned from a two weeks visit to Williamson Chambersburg and Mercersburg Pa The Friendship Band will meet tonight at six o clock with important business to discuss
A contemplation on the benefits of early education and broad culture for lasting success. The author argues that a rich mind and liberal learning outshine bonds and land, guiding leaders and shielding against misfortune.
Fowls require space per bird, proper shells and gravel, and clean quarters for quality eggs and meat. Freshness judged by air bubble size. onions with salt and pepper aid morning meals. Cocoa cultivation shields young trees with banana and plantain shade, and immortels protect mature crops forming a canopy over the plantation.
A New York Weekly excerpt contrasts reporters and humorists by suggesting reporters write as if they belong to the culture they report and humorists write as those cultures. It notes the Chirkan Shherif hall in Turkey houses sacred relics of Mohammed and mentions relics including hairs from his beard.
An accidental kerosene lamp near explosion was narrowly avoided at the Samuel Haymaker home last night as the lamp toppled but extinguished quickly. Local residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs W F Stuart and children in Martinsburg W Va. Mrs John Armel returned from Boyce. Elisha Newcome of Grafton is at camp meeting in Inwood. The Gardner family of Nineveh visited relatives. Farmers show cautious smiles on prospects for a good corn crop.
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