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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
4
The document outlines advertising policies for The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia. It lists officers including President and Gen M’c’r and A. Be. Clayden with addresses in New York and Virginia, and states the paper does not accept ads unless satisfied they are not deceptive. It notes payment in advance with monthly and one month rates.
The Virginian-Pilot and Winchester Star exchange formal salutations praising each other. The Norfolk paper notes gratitude for courteous words and acknowledges mutual respect amid reflective, period tone.
The Armour & Company firm reports a gross annual profit of 10,582,000 on capital stock of 20,000,000 and an earned surplus of 7,127,926. The Petersburg index ponders whether such earnings explain rising meat costs.
The piece compares Nicaragua President Zelaya to Venezuela's Cip Caxtro amid upheaval. It recalls Caxtro fleeing after causing national trouble and hints Zelaya's actions including alleged killings of two Americans. A U S note from Secretary Knox is mentioned in a tense climate.
White Post residents share weekend visits and small town meetings. James P. Reardon of Win of and others from R. M. A. spend time at Westbrook home. Margaret Shultz guest of Mrs. P. W. Bowers. Mrs. Daniel Hughes of Charles Town visits her parents. Various travelers return westward and attend local gatherings.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims five minute relief from dyspepsia belching heartburn and gas with one dose and costs 50 cents for a large case at any drug store.
Monday in Winchester saw Mrs Carroll Neville travel to Woodstock Mount Jackson and Harrisonburg to visit friends Mr and Mrs geloivas Grin of Tulip and Mas Dateiél Grim of Carpers Valley spent Sunday with Mr Hehr till and family Mr Bair Samsell Ch Stephens City built a Retasomi stone at the grave of Syart Bray in Refuge graveyard Vandt... Ridings Chapel graveyard marking resting places of Mr and Mrs James ee and Carrolds Neville Miss Nellie Galladay Mrs Yomer Sunday and Miss Jennie Wudolph Thanksgiving with Ms wnd Mrs D L Eberley at Strasburg Mrs Daniel Grim Carpers Valley visiting Mr and Mrs Joshua Grim Tulip Mr Ed White homebound rheumatism Mr Carmel Galladay and Miss Nellie enable of Stephens City spent Sunday with friends in Front Royal John Clevenger visited Vaucluse Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Z J Albin spent Sunday near Rehl alge
An old advertisement urges readers to remember Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds and to refuse substitutes in a brief promotional note from Franck Baker & Son.
Revuge Virginia December report: Mr Santmyers badly hurt at Irvin Bierer's farm near Front Royal while unloading Ray. A tie pole came loose, struck him on the head, leaving him unconscious for a time but expected to recover. Walter Flowers and J R Gonder visited Pine Grove. Carroll Neville with Nehie Golliday and Miss Jennie Rudolph mentioned.
Boyce Virginia reports a busy period with oyster suppers at the Auditorium hosted by the Modern Woodmen and a high school teachers' gathering also at the Auditorium. Large crowds attended Mr R C Gaunt's sale. Local residents and visitors from Bartonville Middletown Howetleville and Winchester were seen at various events and visits.
Mrs. Sam Grove of Stephens City visited Mrs. J. T. Sprint on Wednesday. Mr. J. Sprint has gone to Philadelphia on a business trip.
In a sermon style discourse the speaker urges self examination before God. The text from Isaiah and Jesus’ teaching contrasts self righteousness with repentance and humility. It warns against Pharisaism and calls for dependence on divine mercy to overcome sin and live holy.
Rev W D Smith will hold services in the Episcopal Church in Stephens City on Sunday afternoon at 3 45 oclock. Also noted are notices about lost items and local social updates including Miss Minnie Pantel of Wardstown West Virginia visiting Mrs Miller Streit on Main Street and Mr Bruce Worthington traveling to Baltimore.
Millwood Virginia December events announced by Blue Ridge Club led by H. of the Bins Ridge Hunt. Schedule includes invitations and teas at Athlons Gate on December 4 and 14 with hosts Mr. and Mrs. W Randolph and Mr. and Mrs. J T Burwell. Additional teas planned at Gleavin Gate on December 18 and 21 with community hosts.
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