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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
3
Gray fashion remains strong with taupe and plum tones in the latest materials. The trend shows gray shades like almost emoie and other muted colors continuing to influence seasonal wardrobes despite predictions of fading popularity.
A Paris critique highlights a chic gown in dark gray and black silk with a gray background and black vines. The front panel features black lace from neckline to skirt, with a lace border, a black tulle bow and turquoise buckle, and a black panne velvet girdle for a princess look.
The article argues homemade dresses offer better fit economy and style for girls under twelve. It advises selecting simple patterns not overly elaborate and notes current fashion favors smart simplicity with Japanese kimono influences in children's garments. Trespass notices listed at Star Office.
An old advertisement touts a kidney and urinary remedy made from Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Sarsaparilla and Syrup Sarsaparilla. It claims rapid relief for kidney trouble weak backache and bladder issues with no stomach injury. A trial dose costs five cents and the seller cites an eminent authority backing the remedy.
Saint John Chrysostom frames avarice as incurable and all consuming, a tyranny that stretches across life and into what follows, condemning the money slave to heavier chains in the afterlife.
Galileo described the pendulum as a clocking element and published a 1639 work on its use. The notes identify his early exploration of pendulum timing and its application to timekeeping devices.
Sir Gilbert halts a horse shoer as he pares a hoof to keep from shrinking his father's horse. He interjects with a light hearted remark that papa does not want the horse made smaller. The scene blends family humor with a rural setting and a child’s perspective.
A line in The Taming of the Shrew suggests Shakespeare’s advanced themes. The scene has a character instructing a servant to go to St Luke's to summon a priest in preparation for an upcoming arrival.
The text argues abundant sleep under favorable indoor conditions helps workers rival outdoor health, noting natural conditions aid the planned race. It also advises buying first grade fruit trees, shrubs, or vines, as price differs little but quality varies greatly between first and second grade stock.
A flurried social scene follows Miss Puffins as she endures flirtatious dances with Johnny Nos. 1 2 and 3. She longs for a sincere partner, finally sighing that bringing suitors to business is hard while pondering love.
An exchange shows Ardupp asking an acquaintance to speak privately about a loan of five dollars for a few days. The moment reveals the speaker’s intent and the social dynamics around a casual request for money.
Local church listings for Sunday services. Christ Protestant Episcopal Church on Market St hosts morning and evening prayers and sermons led by Rev. W. D. Smith. M. E. Church on Market St offers morning and evening services by Rev. 4. W.W. H. Beale with Sunday school at 2.15 and Epworth League at 6.45 pm. Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy holds 11 am and 7:30 pm services with 9:23 am Sunday school. Grace Lutheran led by Rev. Geo. Ss. Bowers has services at 11 am and 7:30 pm with 2 pm Sunday school. Braddock St. M. E. Church South, Rev. D. H. Kern, offers Sunday school at 9:45 am, services at 11 am and 7:30 pm, Epworth League at 6:30 pm, and Wednesday prayer at 7:30 pm.
Centenary Reformed Church with Rev tr ix Gromer pastor holds services at 7 30 pm with a sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at 2 30 pm. Valley Ave Union Sunday school at 2 30 pm followed by preaching at 3 30 pm at the old Adventist Church.
The notice lists services at Sacred Heart with Rev. John McVerry as pastor. First mass at 7 30 a m high Mass at 1 20 p m Sunday school at 2 30 p m and Vespers at 7 30 p m.
The United Brethren church led by Rev A P Funkhouser will hold morning worship tomorrow at 11 o clock with services again at 7 30 p m. A 6 45 p m Young People meeting is planned followed by a 7 30 p m sermon.
Special Commissioner announces sale of Washington Headquarters property at Winchester Court House at 12 oclock noon on Saturday January 18 1908. The parcel includes three lots fronting Braddock and Cork streets and may be sold separately or as a whole. Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust.
In Carper's Valley on December 28 George Rowe moved away to Boyd's farm near town. Dollie Clark spent Christmas day with her son Frank Clark. Ada and Lola Carper joined Katie Carper for Christmas dinner. Russell siblings and Fries sisters visited Ada and Susie Carper on Christmas night. William McCarty works at a saw mill line. Katie Carper and McCarty visited Harvey Carper on Christmas night at Clark Mason's. Frank Craig spent Christmas with Lloyd Carper.
The Martinsburg Valley Union will host a Christmas celebration on December 31 at 7 o clock. A performance titled Santa Claus Captured will be rendered with Dr G Ty Tyler of the Methodist Church delivering the address. Local Sunday school workers Mr nw White and Mr E J Evans among attendees. The public is invited.
A reflection on great individuals who pursued one idea with self reliance and persistence despite mockery. The piece emphasizes steadfast commitment, nurturing a singular vision until it yielded success.
A physician who treats cocaine addiction estimates 79 000 users in New York City based on his treatment clientele and practice data.
Dr Gardner reported a colossal anaconda found dead in Mexico. The serpent measured 37 feet in length and required two horses to drag its carcass.
A movement to erect a monument to the poet Ovid at Simona the ancient Sulmo of Samnium has been started by Italian poet Gabriele d Annunzio.
A child asks why birds eat worms rather than eggs laid by themselves. He reasons eyes are nicer than worms and wonders about the birds feeding habits.
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