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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1908

Page

5

Washington would warn Americans to mind their own business

The piece argues Washington as a conservative statesman valued stable courts and limited government. It contrasts his prudence with modern demagoguery, urging a return to liberty under representative law, a restrained foreign and domestic policy, and a constitution rediscovered by the nation.

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Birth of Washington and the Alamo era discussed

A column reflects on the Alamo siege and a later note on Washington's birth highlighting moral strength over graft, then lampoons an editor’s church visit and critiques charity asylums. It reports on Clara Sterling’s cruelty toward a boy, legal action, and notes public temperance activism in Annapolis with a broad moral tone.

Clara Sterling Pane Sancar Anne Tuscarowas County Simpson Fowler Vane Satan The Humane Society Misterling

Unflinching Moral Leadership and Calm After Alarm

A description of a leader who would restore order with steady lawfulness, avoid shrieks or denunciations, and allow the country to recover from alarm. It portrays impartial justice for rich and poor and promises a lasting calm after the tempest.

In Memoriam Harriet Barbara Myers 1907 Death

Harriet Barbara Myers died February 22 1907 an example of virtuous girlhood with patient giving and lovable disposition cherished by her fond parents and many friends whose sorrow at her untimely death is noted in this memorial notice

Harriet Barbara Myers

Bell Telephone Cuts Winchester Martinsburg Message Rate

The Bell Telephone Company lowers the rate for messages between Winchester and Martinsburg from ten to twenty cents for a three minute conversation, effective March 1. Citizens in both towns welcome the change.

Bell Telephone Company Winchester Martinsburg

Sale of Martin hall property draws crowd on North Main

Mr Duvall cried the sale of the Martin Hall property on North Main Street yesterday afternoon. Mr Bag Dest announced the bid led by Stephenson of this county. A large crowd gathered on the courthouse sidewalk for the proceedings. Also noted are visits by Lon Frank S Tavern er of Woodstock and Seabury Davies of Baltimore plus upcoming church events and travel mentions.

Tlartin Hall North Main Street Bag Dest Stephenson Duvall

Some Railroaders Celebrate Today

Ridgeway West Virginia February 22 The Cumberland Valley Railroad this week sent out orders for all track men to observe Washington's birthday. Section foremen patrolled the tracks today. Mr J H Owens is sick. Mrs G W Gossard is ill with grip. William Pierce killed five fine porkers this week. Hunter Collings and C L Keller were in Winchester on Tuesday. Mr A J Dehart of Ma spent Monday with friends. Walter Barrow of Lakeview visited here this week. Rest Chapel members attended a belt drive for their church. Advertise your winter goods.

Ridgeway W. Va Cumberland Valley Railroad Washington Viciny G. W. Gossard Messrs Hunter Collings C. L. Keller Winchester William Pierce A.jdehart Harry ‘Bitner Bunker J. H. Owens Walter Barrow Lake Iew Rest Chapel

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