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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
5
An exhortation urges readers to compare neighbor’s electric lighting with their own and consider convenience cleanliness and beauty. It argues against delaying wiring and hints at the benefits of adopting electric light promptly.
The annual meeting of stock holders of this bank to elect directors will be held at the banking house in Winchester on Tuesday January 10 1911 between 11 a m and 2 p m. Farmers & Merchants National Bank by H Fuller cashier.
Stockholders of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank are summoned for a meeting on Tuesday January 10 1911 between 11 am and 2 pm. The notice is issued by W T Rice vice president and cashier.
Advertises Capudine as fast relief for all headaches including nervous and weather related ones. Claims relief for colds and grip with feverishness and aching. Describes Capudine as a pleasant liquid to take and available in 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
A Georgia citizen urged Rep Rainey to investigate how the Smithsonian financed Theodore Roosevelt's African hunting expedition. Rainey, a Democrat, had introduced a resolution intoquiring into Roosevelt's transportation and supplies while president. The Smithsonian has not reported the expedition's total cost.
York Detective Chief Charles S. White arrested Herb Thorne and Martin Shue on charges of counterfeiting and circulating bogus money. White found plaster dies brass molds and a ladle in Thorne's attic and learned Shue supplied information claiming Thorne used glass lead and babbitt. Robbery charges also listed against both men. Cornelius N Bliss Improves in New York.
Observations show varied readings with Albany and Atlantic City in the forties, Buffalo around minus six, New Orleans near 38, and New York about 24. Forecast calls for clear to cloudy skies with fair weather today and tomorrow and variable winds.
New York leaders reject Augusta Stetson's claim of Mary Baker Eddy's fleshly resurrection denying any teaching of deification. Boston directors drop Eddy from the church roll amid factional strife ahead of January trustee elections. Eugene R. Cox reiterates Christian Science rejects physical resurrection or equating Eddy with God or Jesus.
Rifle Colorado New Year feast features alfalfa in every dish from bread to tea and cider. Guests will hear former Governor Adams speak on Apples and Alfalfa as the alfalfa mill opens.
Maurice Ta buteau, flying for the Michelin cup, set a new world record by covering 362.66 miles in a nonstop flight of seven hours and forty-five minutes from Buc France on December 31.
Mrs. Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina reports renewed vigor and stout health after two weeks of washing and using Cardui the women’s tonic. She praises the tonic for building up her system and easing headaches and back aches. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers a booklet on home treatment for women.
Advice on soil nitrogen for houseplants and watering with dilute ammonia. Fresh air in henhouses is crucial in winter. New Jersey mosquito control through drainage and fish stocking. Rubber versus gutta percha origins and early rubber trade. Corn smut safety in cattle feed. Protecting young orchards from rabbits and mice with trunk wrapping and clean base area. Use paper wrappings and, if needed, guns traps and ferrets.
The text claims influenza danger lies in pneumonia and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures influenza while counteracting pneumonia risk. Franck Baker & Son sell the remedy.
The clergy announce revival meetings starting Monday January 9 at 7 30 PM with preaching by Rev Arthur B K Slagle and a Sunday 11 AM service. Sunday school and Baraca class set for 2 15 PM. Official board meeting Monday 8 PM. No Wednesday prayer berry during week of prayer.
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