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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
5
A column denounces women who embrace atheism socialism and free love citing Mrs Brewster of Chicago and her desertion of family. It criticizes speakers like Bernard Shaw and Ibsen and endorses public shaming for advocates of such ideas while supporting liberty that does not corrupt morality.
We note the death of Mrs. Cora Trevor in Philadelphia aged 1 years and her husband who died 26 years earlier. She kept every love letter from courting days saved to read daily in widowhood and to rest her head on at burial. Also mentioned is Mrs. Gore, wife of Oklahoma Senator, who supports his political efforts by recording speeches and guiding him from the Senate gallery.
Miss Anna Tabb of Martinsburg and Misses Maud and Florence Cline of Philadelphia visit relatives. Travelers Wageley of Jefferson County and Sallie Lock of Clarke stay with Mrs. Jerry Trigss. Mr. Jacobs of Hagerstown visits James Lamp family. Mrs. Mollie Payne attends Christmas dinner with brother Will Frazer near Clearbrook. Snakes appear during warm spell. Teachers and scholars at M B Church hear program and pastor speech with candy and er ynges. Mr. and Mrs. E R Henson host dinner near Arden.
Miss Maude Cooper of Shenandoah Junction and Mr Aureflas A Grove of Limeton Virginia married December 26 in Hagerstown by Reverend W W Grifith.
Mr. Frank N. Hack of Baltimore is spending a week in Winchester with friends, enjoying local hospitality and sightseeing.
A Chicago case awarded damages to a drunkard’s family against a saloon keeper for fueling his ruin. The judge blamed the seller for contributing to the man’s downfall and urged laws holding suppliers responsible. The paper also notes Faunce exiting a liquor firm citing vile trade and comments on cologne spirits and raising oil as liquor bases linked to deaths.
Mr. T. J. Fuqua of Hagerstown and another local investor organize the To-Ko Company in Hagerstown with a capital stock of 60000. The new firm plans to manufacture soft drinks.
A 100 dollar reward offer promises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh with testimonials from F J Cheney and partners. The ad claims the remedy is taken internally and affects the blood and mucous surfaces. Wake Hall's Family Pills for constipation is also advertised.
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