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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
4
The Evening Star publishes daily except Sundays in Winchester Virginia. It lists publishers president and editors and notes policy on advertisements. It records consolidation with The News Item in 1907 and cites subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery.
Secretary Bonaparte warned that reaction and plutocratic rule threaten the nation. He likened trust magnates to wolves in Aesop's fable and urged defending the people against financial manipulation. He praised Roosevelt for separating government from Wall Street control and protecting public rights.
A reflective Christmas piece describes how children perceive the holiday with wonder and faith. It highlights the manger story, Santa, stockings, and a universal message of peace and goodwill toward men.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for lame back and kidney bladder troubles. It offers a free sample and book by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York, noting bottles sold by druggists and warning readers to remember the product name.
An old advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It promises a refund if ineffective and includes E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Price is 25 cents.
A Brooklyn Episcopalian quote explains that putting on the gospel armor is a lasting commitment. The longer worn, the greater love and esteem for the spiritual protection.
In a Kansas town a woman invested 200 in a popcorn outfit and built eight week sales to 445.85. She earned a net profit around 297, covering equipment costs and leaving about 97 in surplus.
Regular nightly eye bathing helps remove dust and soothe irritation. The old method uses a piece of cotton wool dipped in weak tea to dab the lids and clean them before bed.
A man clings to his romance though his folly teeters on lunacy explaining why the beloved cannot accept his flawed devotion. The piece explores obsession, perception, and the stubborn nature of affection within a risky romantic dynamic.
Poem tribute by Nemo praising Dickens Christmas tales. The piece reflects on Tiny Tim Little Nell and The Chimes, urging readers to embrace Christmas spirit, share goodwill and remember loved ones, with lines about blessings and hope for all.
A poetic excerpt of a Christmas carol style Bethlehem hymn invoking light and holy birth. The fragment mentions angels, Immanuel, and the blessing given to human hearts. No dates or locations beyond Bethlehem.
Advice argues a calm temper preserves appearance and mind with age. It notes irritability wrinkles the face and distorts character, urging steady nature to avoid early signs of aging and social friction.
The article notes that genuine diamonds resist acids with no perceptible effect. It states hydrofluoric acid can corrode glass but not diamond and says a trained observer can distinguish diamonds by their hardness, while imitations appear soft to experts.
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