Evening Star Editorial Policy on Advertisements
The Evening Star states it does not accept advertisements that are deceitful or part of schemes such as wildcat mining or stock fraud. It emphasizes careful scrutiny of ads and notes space is valuable, with Byrd as President and General Manager and B Ceara as City Editor.
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Postoffice
Win- Wa
Sun- the Evening Star Publishing
Byrd
Gen
B. Ceara
F Hoover
Ie Star
Consolidation Sets New Circulation Record for The Star
On May 6 1907 a combined circulation of over y Maily left The Star as the published Winchester paper. The consolidation marks a major shift in local media as Ing Star releases and consolidates prior editions.
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Ing Star
The
Star
Winchester
Subscription Rates By Mail
Rates shown for annual six month and quarterly payments. The notice lists 00 per year in advance and other prepay options.
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Hissoc
Months In Advance Schedule Fragment
Vague OCR fragment references payments or notices in advance periods. No clear entities or events identified beyond generic timing phrases.
Virginia political stance praised by supporters
Friday overview praises Hon. James Hay as Virginia’s defender in Congress. It argues he leverages minority rankings to advance state interests and ethics, aiming to shape census legislation and protect Virginia’s representation against changes.
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James Hay
House
Virginia
Los
Maine
Rice
Hay
James
President Not Afraid Stands Open to Battle
Fragment reads a bold speech about courage and facing enemies in the open. It describes Grelsy seeking water holes and subduing foes, portraying a fearless leader ready for confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grelsy
Millwood Pike Needs Attentions From Briggs to Millwood
Residents along Berryville and Millwood pike complain about road condition. The stretch near Alice Jackson's is rough with a central drain on Millwood hill and broken stones in fall and winter. Reports mention sheep being attacked by dogs, a dog killed, and local residents noting high hog sales and visits among nearby families.
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Briggs
Berryville
Millwood Pike
Alice Jackson
Millwood Hill
Hugh Whiting
Whiting
Charles Levi
Harry
Bessie Dillingham
Philadelphia
Robert V
Vorous
Lelia Baker
Eva Turner
Front Royal
The Dauntless President Faces Mob in Grill and Threats
A fragmented account recalls a fearless kinglike figure confronting a hostile crowd. Armed marble cutters demand bread while the president endures a chilling stare and a deadly crowd bears down. Police intervene as the bearlike mob grows restless and the event shifts toward a volatile confrontation.
Diamond Proof Against Acids In Glass Imitations
A short note explains that genuine diamonds resist acids unlike fake glass eyes. It states fluorohydric acid has no effect on a diamond and contrasts this with glass eyes which appear softer to the eye. It also mentions the cost of glass eyes at about fifty dollars each.
Golden Medical Discovery and Catarrh Remedies Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Dr. R V Pierce Golden Medical Discovery claiming to cure stomach indigestion dyspepsia torpid liver and blood issues with a note on catarrh relief. It also offers free booklets and a Medical Adviser, emphasizing alcohol free ingredients and glycerine base.
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Ighiee
Finn
Sage
R.V. Pierce
Puffalo
N.Y
Pieree
Sense
Pierce
Mrs. Bettie Lewis Dies In Berkeley
Darkesville West Virginia January 10 Special to The Star Mrs Bettie Lewis wife of Walter A Lewis died yesterday after a long illness of rheumatism She was 61 born in Darkesville and lived all her life in Berkeley county She was Miss Bettie Britten daughter of the late Mr Thomas Britten and a member of a well known family She was for many years a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church Surviving are her husband and children Presley John Strong Lewis of Arden Miser Brady Lewis Willis Misse islande and Katie Lewis at home One sister Mrs James Under donk of Darkesville and one brother Mr Robert Britton of Shippensburg Pa
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Darkesville
W. Va
Bettie Lewis
Walter A. Lewis
Anc
Arden
Methodis
Plea for Common Things By Pliny
A compact quotation noting that ordinary objects deserve careful thought rather than neglect, urging mindful consideration of everyday items and the value of the familiar.
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Pliny
Not Bread But Granules Nourish Best, Says Observer
A cryptic remark notes that the most nourishing sustenance may not be bread itself but granules, suggesting a shift in what is considered most nourishing during uncertain times. The author hints at widespread hardship yet points to a granular form as a potential remedy.
Silliman Institute and Dumaguete School's Role in Philippine Education
The Silliman Institute in Dumaguete Mindanao is highlighted as a leading Protestant school in the Visayas. Opened with 13 pupils, it grew to 260 in five years, drawing students from major islands. It offers classical and industrial tracks, promotes equality, and aims to empower leaders who can transform communities.
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Mindanao
Dumaguete
Negros
Pacific
Foreign Board
The
Presbyterian Church
Fhese
Hery
America
S. Hubbard
Cuthbert Hall Returns After Indian Lectures
Gleanings notes Dr Cuthbert Hall president of Union Seminary New York has returned to America after delivering his second course of Barrow lectures in India and reports cordial reception. Also Rev G Campbell Morgan to deliver 14 lectures in New York begin March 13 1908 open to the public.
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C. Cuthbert Hall
Union Seminary
New York
America
Barrow
India
G. Campbell Morgan
D. D
Bible Teachers Training College of New York
James Orr
Robert Stuart McArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Rochester
Calvary Church
Wilfred T. Grenfell
W. G
University of Oxford
Oxford
Williams College Firsts Highlight Long History
Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts is portrayed as a pioneer institution, credited with sending out missionaries and scientific expeditions, issuing a cataldi rmae, establishing an astronomical observatory, forming a hymni association, and granting alumni a voice in governance through elected representatives on the board.
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Williams ’College
Willamstown, Mass
Himni Association
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Reads Like Quiet Reminder
A fragment from a Winchester Steam Laundry advertisement mentions cleanliness and a Bell phone contact, located at 3 West Water Street, urging customers to trust their laundry needs.
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Winchester Steam la Laundry
Winchester Steam Laundry
Water Street
Bell Phone
Plumbing and Electrical Work by Chas. E. Seal
Chas. E. Seal advertises plumbing county equipment electrical work steam and hot water heating plant installation and electric light and bell wiring at 25 E. Piccadilly St. Bell Phone 15.
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Electric Light and
Bell Wiring & Specialty
Chas. E. Seal
E. Piccadilly St
Bell Fhonme
Open day and night at North Main Street eatery
A late night dining venue announces 24 hour service on North Main Street. The establishment promotes seasonal dishes and urges patrons to let them serve.
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Witongsrin Quien Lunen
North Main Street
Local Bakery Ad Encourages Customers Near Main Street
An ad from G. W. Raethman on South Main Street seeks new customers for wholesale and retail bread. The message emphasizes tastiness and invites those who have not yet tried the product to become customers.
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G. W. Raethman
South Main St
Cleaning and Dyeing Works Ad at 23 S Main St
A compact ad notes a clean dyeing and cleaning service run by a heat appearing man. It references Stiying and Works care and lists address 23 S Main St as the contact point.
Position Wanted Cook or Waiter Advertised
Classified notice lists a cook or waiter position with references upon request. Also requests a cigar sale worker and notes expenses. Mentions Peerless Cigar Co Ohio and a farm inquiry near Millwood Virginia. Includes organ and piano for sale from G L Brawner at McDonald Inn.
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Peerless Cigar Co
Teleds
Ohio
Estey
G. L. Brawner
McDonald Inn
Doan's Kidney Pills Endure Testimony in Winchester Case
J H Hillyard of 606 South Kent Street Winchester Virginia confirms in 1907 that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after a strain from lifting. He earlier advised use in 1903 and notes lasting relief, with sale through Franck Baker & Son and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agents.
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Winchester
Doan
J. H. Hillyard
South Kent Street
Dean
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New_York
United States
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King
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Ananias
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Postum. Gereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Silliman Institute
Philippines
Silliman
Wellesley College
Fien Ista
Business Directory
F. R. Crane
St. Bebe
Winchester Electrical Supply Co
CROFM
M'G'r
S. Main St
W. D. Myers
Deriller
N. Main Street
Ster
Toe Star
Frederick and
Clarke
Rose Art Co
First St
Binghamton
Upper Vineyard Farm
Millwood
Cooke
Boyce, Va
Evening Star
H. & W. Seabugat
Ays
Fisher Strasburg, Va
Supreme Court OF Nova Scotia
Canada
Adolph F. Moeckel
Court House
Halifax
Nova Scotia
James Ferrell
Nova. Scotia
T. H. Sprint & Son
West Wat
R Street
Rosenberger
Braddock
Wolf St
Plymouth Rock
W.M. Jefferson
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