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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
4
A New York representative discusses Brunswick advertising policies. The remarks emphasize that New York City Whestar will not accept ads at a quoted price unless the ad is not inserted to deceive or defraud. The issue highlights concerns over mining schemes and misleading stock advertisements.
A Washington Post essay notes the old rural circus faded into large urban circuits but the farmer still encounters learning shows. It contrasts traveling tents with modern lectures and displays, where postmen deliver periodicals and cultural exhibits replace acrobats on rural farms.
A fragmented notice discusses population growth in Texas and Virginia. It references census figures around 57,000,000 and hints at state comparisons with other regions. Mentions individuals connected to New York and a state fair association leader.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt cites a Virginia refrain about the commonwealth’s productivity and jokes about prize claims. The writer jokes of prize requests and gifts, noting a last year’s win and future travel plans. It hints at readers qualifying claims after checking conditions in Virginia.
A roundup of local and nearby travelers and residents. Rev John McVerry visited Wood Sedek this afternoon. Mrs Henry S Baker and companion returned from Jefferson County West Virginia. Several others, including Mr Fred S Anderson and Mr Charles Mullikin, were seen about town on various errands and bank business.
Edward Orndorff, 22, was injured while inspecting an equalizing saw when he fell onto the teeth. The machine was halted quickly and surgeons were summoned. Doctors hope to save his arm after wiring the injury, while noting excruciating pain. He has a history of past injuries and mental distress from a prior head injury.
Rev. Ai oB. Bauman formerly pastor at the Reformed Church in Toms Brook Virginia and now at St Killike's Church Baltimore spent part of his annual vacation with friends in Shenandoah county and stopped in town on the return trip.
At Ball Park a dance will be held this evening at Reservoir Park for the benefit of the Winchester baseball team. Music will be supplied by a full orchestra and an attractive program has been arranged for all attendees.
The Frederick County board of supervisors held a special meeting to finalize the annual settlement with Superintendent J W Baker of the North Frederick township. The board remained in session late into the afternoon.
An early 20th century ad claims people with kidney or bladder symptoms should start Folens Widney comedy to stop pain ease irregularities and strengthen organs, warning against neglect and Bright's disease. Franck Parker Son.
Miss Agnes Elizabeth Lewis has returned home after spending a week with the Misses Hodgson at The Tubyries in Clarke County. This brief social notice records her visit and return.
Cumberland Valley Railroad announces special connections for the Grangers Picnic at Williams Grove from August 30 to September 4. The Thursday train leaves Winchester at 5 25 a m and returns from Grove at 5 15 p m. Excursion tickets are on sale at reduced rates, with two day returns priced at 1 80 for the round trip.
A birthday party was held Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Triplett on Piccadilly Street. Several young guests attended and brought numerous handwritten presents for the celebrant Miss Hina Triplett as she marked her birthday with joy.
Joseph J. Tavenner and son John Vo Tavenner of Polo Illinois are visiting Frederick County relatives including brother Jonah Tavenner. Joseph moved to Illinois 48 years ago and became a successful stock raiser.
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