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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
6
Postholiday sale offers discounts on a range of items described as seasonable and needful. The notice emphasizes reduced prices and calls attention to categories likely including apparel household goods and other common merchandise.
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding prolapsed piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertises a 50 cent price and promise of full refund for unresolved cases.
Local notices report visits and holiday events in Bliss and Relief, with families like Snapp, Coveston, and Snapp relatives gathering. A Pittsburg Gazette writer questions Sicilian and Calabrian reputations while noting historical tensions and a tendency toward sensationalism and homicide.
Miss Miary Cooper returns home to Gore after a Winchester visit. Ada and Lula Kerns visit Trone and Rock Enon relatives. Families near Gainesboro host gatherings and a high school holiday pause ends next Monday. Marie Kerns is ill at home. Fisher family returns to Capon Springs.
The November Treasury returns show higher beer consumption compared with the same month last year, indicating a year over year increase in beer sales and related revenue.
A reflective column argues Father Angelo's strict courtship code protects virtue and chaperonage, contrasts puritan norms with modern youth, and defends a high marriage age. An ironic French anecdote about an amateur execution ends with mutual lines about unfamiliar tasks.
A New York man joked amid amputation as a crowd reacted to his quips. In England a debate on legalizing marriage to a deceased wife's sister continues, but the target marrying party remains unnamed.
Thousands of readers may back a Boston pundit who argues that people are writing quality literature that never reaches print, highlighting the gap between writing and publication.
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