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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
4
The garbled text references a quirky social year motif, mentions Eda and a heroine from Connecticut, hints at a Texas farm market turkey price of thirteen cents, and imagines a Pam Star State journey to fortune, all amid disjointed phrases.
The readable text hints at government funding debates, noting a small portion of the treasury allocated to agriculture and contrasting it with broader public gifts. The fragment mentions nonpartisan management and citizen access to benefits but lacks complete details.
The text outlines candidates for multiple offices in the upcoming primary. It mentions two United States Senate seats, state offices, House seats, county roles such as Treasurer, Sheriff, Clerk, and commissioners, as well as road supervisors and board of supervisors. The focus is on the slate of aspirants and the election's scope.
The Dispatch cites a western city letter praising high wages but warns of relocation scams. It extols the Valley of Virginia around Winchester as the true land of opportunity for young men, advising against chasing deceptive eastern promotions and promising a welcoming, thriving local future.
The Richmond Journal urges passage of laws to protect sheep from harm. The short notice calls for necessary legal action to safeguard flocks and improve livestock welfare in the region.
A discussion notes eighty sheep killed by dogs over two nights on a Cotswolds deck suggesting enforcement of existing laws suffices. Judge Harrison ruled dogs unlisted as property receive no protection, supporting owners’ right to kill dogs that kill sheep, with juries unlikely to compensate owners.
Relief, Va. reports Mr Ran rtson slaughtered three hogs weighing 1226 pounds net and notes that they are the finest slaughtered in the area this winter. Local social items include housekeeping for Mr. and Mrs. Massie, visitors and visits among neighbors, church program plans for December 23, plus various sick lists and recent social calls.
The article warns influenza can lead to pneumonia and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure and preventive measure. It notes the remedy is sold by Franck Baker & Son and mentions Mrs. Willis planning to travel to Rock Hill to spend winter with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Roddey.
Secretary J M Dickinson reports progress in aerial navigation and urges funding for dirigibles and aeroplanes for instruction and field work. He notes European powers' active development and America's stagnation, alongside Panama Canal excavation and army strength changes.
Notes reflect on Mrs. Eddy and the Confederacy era with a portrait of Stonewall Jackson’s death and hospital needs. Lynchburg relics recount prices of Butter flour and onions in 1863, hospital burnings, Diaz’s inauguration, and social debates on women’s roles and fashion in a nostalgic mosaic.
Edw Nie man reports chronic stomach trouble eased after five weeks on Vinel. He notes weight and strength gain and plans to return to work. The ad credits cod liver oil and tonic iron in Vinel and offers a money back guarantee through Franck Baker & Son, Winchester Va.
Dr J T Martin secretary of the state board of charities and corrections says Virginia must overhaul jails and almshouses to banish tuberculosis He supports bigger appropriations for prisoner and parish farm care He notes sprained ankles disable for weeks and recommends Chamberlains Liniment to speed recovery marketed by Franck Baker & Son.
Local resident Mr. T. J. Orndorff received a fraudulent letter from Spain alleging a man named Alexander Demidoff has a large fortune and will pay $160,000 to secure his release from a Spanish prison. The message was sent to many recipients as part of a scam.
Two residents announce candidacies for Clarke County Commissioner of the Revenue. R D Hardesty would serve as deputy in one case and Joseph A Denny in another, both subject to the Democratic primary.
Cited warning against mercury based catarrh remedies. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Claims rating of testimonials and availability at drug stores. Also notes Hall's Favorite Pills for constipation.
The article recalls Miss Finley an ambitious painter who starved rather than abandon her art for ordinary work. She surrendered belongings and endured privation until death among unfinished canvases, a mouldy crust her only proof of hardship. A Baltimore beau told a similar pitiful story of squandered fortune and decline.
If you suffer biliousness constipation indigestion or headaches send one cent on a postal card with your name and address to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa. They will mail a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by Franck Baker and Son.
A morning Bible class invites attendees to a thoughtful study of what is described as history's greatest tragedy. The session emphasizes earnest reflection and moral lessons from the event.
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