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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
4
The editor states advertising rules for Stak Pracisa with exceptions for deceitful or misleading ads. Space is valuable and ads must meet honesty standards to be accepted. The note emphasizes the stance that some categories are not accepted and space is prioritized for truthful notices.
The consolidation new item states that a Star led merger on May 6 1907 united The Star and Sailor Paper in Win with a daily circulation surpassing 600. The Sailor paper, based in Win, ceases as a separate title.
Rates shown for yearly, half year and a three month plan with prices in advance. The advert outlines 82 00 per year 2 00 per six months 50 cents for three months.
Jane Hays Hammond described as the highest salaried man in the United States, tied to the Guggenheims. He has served the firm for nearly six years with a pay level approaching 250000 dollars per year including commissions. Health issues noted during his California stay.
A fragmented report notes that a review by BL found inconsistencies in enforcement across cities. It states the weights and measures law was repealed or fallen into disuse, with references to case numbers and procedural gaps.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a man in the west sending trousers from a mail order house and a note from an individual referencing a lawful wife. Fifteen years ago someone worked in a sweatshop and an appeal mentions patronizing a home, with no clear resolution.
Virginia forecasts show rain tonight with a warming trend. The southern and central regions are expected to rise in temperature, while the northern portion remains unsettled with showers.
An ad from Franck Baker & Son, Winchester Va, touts Vinci liver and iron tonic as a remedy for chronic catarrh and pulmonary troubles. It claims the product boosts digestion, appetite, and blood, and offers a money back guarantee if it does no good.
The legislature debates Chase's proposal to enforce marriage license return by clerks and ministers with fines. A Commonwealth attorney would pursue unreturned licenses before grand jury. Anomalous liquor laws extend prohibitions to idiots and lunatics. bills to adjust ages and strengthen road evidence are discussed.
Champ Clark lashed at Theodore Roosevelt calling him belligerent and bold in his rhetoric. He praised Roosevelt when aligned and opposed him when wrong, saying the President deserves praise for democracy when he acts right.
Public notice advertising Winchester Steam Laundry located on Water Street with Bell phone 63 4. The item emphasizes cleanliness and reliability of laundry service.
A shortened OCR fragment notes a restaurant in town offering day and night service. It mentions the Quick Lunéx Room on Ain Street as a dining option. The readable text is limited and confirms continuous hours.
Bliss Virginia February fourteenth and Miss Estelle Marker daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Marker receives a lively surprise party from about twenty five friends. The gathering features games amusements and a full dining room repast culminating in a jolly late evening sendoff. Guests include Brumback Maxker Snapp Stephenson Marker and Miller families from Middletown and local area.
Dr. Fred Onftah Downey, a prominent Edinburg physician, wed Miss Daisy Vance Dinges at her home with Rev. Ra F H Smith officiating. The couple, joined by close relatives, left for New York to spend time with the bride’s brother Gay Di Sha, as friends extend best wishes for a long, happy life together.
Nifeven Va February 14 Miss Aut gusta P departs Bal where she will assume a new position. She has many friends here and will be missed. Mrs Euther Grim and others spent Sunday with Miss Edith Sheaf at Laws. Mr Stuart Carper and Miss Leta Pitcock were guests of Miss Velma Leach. Wine visiting Mrs Marshall Kerns.
Advertisement claims a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee. Mentions Druggists refund if it fails and W GROVE'S signature on each box. Also notes Mr and Mrs Peter Vredenburgh of New York staying at Alexander M. Baker on Wall Street.
An advertisement promotes a January 14 1908 sale at Faulkner stand offering entire stock below production cost. The copy claims the proposition attracts those wanting to borrow money in New York and urges immediate action to view the merchandise.
Hayfield residents report visits from Mrs James Wyndle and son Charles Windle, and Mr and Mrs William Wisecarver to Mrs Stanley Cooper. Harry Windle and family plan a Rosenberger visit, while Miss Beulah Rosenberger recovers from the grip.
Unclear fragment describes making packing paper from newspapers for storage to protect items from ink. Mentions exorient coating and disallowed ink.
Fragmentary ad lists dentistry services by Dr. Myers at 163 North Malo Street. Crown and bridge work featured as specialty offerings.
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