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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
4
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Fragmented OCR discusses reform of the legal profession with modern life. It mentions courts, physicians, common sense, and the balance between practice and regulation, noting tensions between old methods and contemporary expectations.
A fragmentary 19th century style meditation on winter and a woodland hunting setting. The excerpt evokes a Norse like mood with phrases about owls, wraiths, and a quiet hearth as winter unfolds its chill mystery.
A sizable group of residents and friends gathered at White Post for a community event. Attendees shared notes and memories while celebrating local connections and the town’s spirit.
Seminary of Winchester and relatives spend holidays with family in the area. Jatcher of Newport News, Riley families in Bruns, Kennerly and Hughes households host relatives, Meade at Harrisonburg Normal School home for holidays. Chirsman siblings visit mother Mrs. Arthur Chrisman. Carter Cooke in Virginia attending civil engineering course visits aunt Mrs. Kennerly.
Misses Eula Moore and Lela Richard of Forest Glen spend the holidays with their parents in Mountain Falls. Patricks Lockhart of Way Deehpros visits his parents. Mrs William Bucher, ill for over a year, is in serious condition. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Howard McDonald as a Christmas gift. Lula Cooper, a music teacher in an eastern city, returns for holidays to her mother Mrs Annie E Cooper. Mrs Ollie Richard ill for weeks, now under Dr Charles Anderson care.
Miss Stella Hawkins together with Miss Clara Orndorff and Messrs Harrison Hilliard and Stanford Hawkins of Winchester were supper guests of Mr and Mrs James Hawkins when their buggy slid into an embankment in darkness and toppled into soft mud. All occupants escaped with only nervous shocks and no serious injuries. Nearby residents aided them after the mishap.
A reader from Sawtelle Cal. reports severe cold settled on the lungs and says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the coughing after the first night. The letter notes their belief the product will cure the cold and calls for purchase from dealers.
A series of social notes from Paynes Chapel to Dry Run describes holiday visits by Mr and Mrs Hillery of Brunswick and others, Christmas services at Paynes Chapel and Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, a Sunday gathering in Winchester, and a quiet Christmas day with stores closed.
Notes from Jevilee Virginia dated December 30 describe visits among local families. Albert Slonaker and son Lawrence visited Whitacre relatives while Howard Solentberger spent time with his uncle B F Solentberger.
A speaker links alcohol to widespread suffering in trades from millinery to furniture and toys. He claims millions arrested or hidden by saloons cripple the home market, suggesting closing saloons could fund 300,000 new homes and substantial purchases for each household.
Dr J H Kellogg of Battle Creek sanatorium notes six trees dying at the top to illustrate national decay. He cites centenarian rates: Bulgaria one in 25,000, United States one in 25,000, Spain 44,000, France 190,000, England 200,000, Germany 700,000. He links longevity to national drink habits, buttermilk nations leading and beer nations lowest.
Insurance firms report death rates from three groups out of 61 215 people. Average 16 33 per 1000. Total abstainers 9 14 per 1000. Liquor drinkers 26 82 per 1000. Kansas, once driest state, drops from 17 to 76 per 1000 after total abstainers ban.
At the emperor's order a manual on Alcohol and Tobacco has been prepared for the service by Dr. Buchinger, a leading physician of the marine, delivering guidance for military use.
A confrontation over beer dens pits the saloon against the blind pig in Chicago where about 1 200 saloons outnumber Maine Kansas and Oklahoma combined. The note stresses the density of drinking spots and implied political stakes in the city.
Mr James Burner of Mount Wilams is visiting friends in this Lofty area according to local notes.
The local Wingcester branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Unfingle reports a unusually active year with more cases punished and greater civic impact. Data show 9 dogs killed for humane reasons, 14 cats killed, 41 cruelty cases corrected, 3 homeless dogs homed, 16 horses examined, 4 horses restricted from city limits, 3 horses never to be worked, 6 police court cases and $9.60 in fines. Grugam Beaker, Agent.
A five million mortgage tied to Martinsburg Power Company secured by a deed of trust in favor of Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore. The loan funds will back a bond issue and finance electric and trolley system development from Martinsburg to Williamsport and Winchester. Anne L Carson returns home from Riverton VA visit with her parents.
Winchester resident Jacob Hillyard suffers back pain and irregular kidney secretions worsened by damp weather. He uses Doan's Kidney Pills and reports quick relief, noting the product’s effectiveness and urging others to try it. Sold by Foster Milburn Co in New York as US agents.
Public sale of realty set for 11 o clock in the morning. Property of J. W. McDonald a half undivided interest in twelve acres with improvements in Opequoh District near Middletown Frederick County Virginia. Conveyed by deed dated March 4 1911 recorded in deed book 132 page 353 Circuit Court Clerk. Cash on day of sale. Robt M Ward Harry Se Special Cokeraman Circuit Clerk's Office.
Burnt Factory area residents and visitors are noted in a brief society item. Mrs David Newcome and Mr and Mrs Walker McCoy of Winchester spent time visiting neighbors near Summit Point and Braddock Street. Odie Newcomie enjoyed a Winchester visit with Miss Lettie Feight. Subscribe to The Star.
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for colds and catarrh. It claims immediate opening of blocked nostrils and head passages, easing headache and drowsiness, with a morning cure of catarrh or sore throat. It urges buying a small bottle and using a dab in the nose for soothing relief.
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