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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
4
The News-Item notes the death of Joel Chandler Harris creator of Uncle Remus. It reflects on his role in depicting the South and its enslaved characters with simplicity and warmth. Harris’s work connected with children and preserved Southern storytelling. His passing leaves a cultural void and a memory that will guide future readers.
A reminiscence on Joel Chandler Harris and his noble, unpretentious life. The essay notes his restraint as Atlanta Constitution editor and the White House visit honoring his Southern storytelling, with emphasis on Uncle Remus as a genuine portrayal of the old plantation era. It also recounts a testimonial about Postum coffee substitute transforming a Tasman family’s health and routine.
The Evening Star announces its ad policy noting Winchester Virginia post office classification and a stand against deceptive or fraudulent advertisements. It states no wildcat mining schemes or fake stock ads will be accepted.
A group of veterans officers and students from Washington traveled to Manassas and began a march toward Gettysburg. Guided by Lieut. George C. Round, they retrace Bull Run fields, camp at Gainesville, then travel via Delaplane Strasburg Front Royal and Antietam to Gettysburg before returning to Fort Leavenworth. Major Morrison expects arrival at Gettysburg on the 13th.
Rev. D. H. Scanlon leads about 30 young people from Clarke and Frederick counties into a Shenandoah River camp near the Castleman's Ferry bridge. The camp will likely end with tweeks and may be visited by friends from Winchester and nearby areas.
The Golden Rule Bible Class of Braddock Street Methodist Church, South, was handsomely entertained last Friday evening at Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Whitlock’s home on the Valley Pike. Guests enjoyed speeches and lavish hospitality. The class, possibly the Baltimore conference’s largest, has about 100 active members with growing enrollment and strong work among church youth.
Mr. Joel Chandler Harris famed Uncle Remus author and relative of Prof. Harris, conductor of Winchester Teachers' Normal School, visited Wadeville in Clarke County this morning to see Miss Pidgeon, Miss Baltimore, and Miss Maynard. Charles H. Kremer of Lebanon, Pa., had been visiting in the city for several days.
Powdered relief for smarting feet, corns, bunions, and sweating. Helps tight shoes feel easy and cools aching feet. Sold by druggists and stores. Trial packet by mail available.
Zed Copp discusses possible government aid for research into a germ he claims could whiten black skin. He envisions isolating a bacillus and inoculating Negroes to force a permanent skin lightening, sparking questions about effects on offspring and Jim Crow laws. He cautions further study before action.
A large crowd sang patriotic songs and Fireworks thrilled attendees at Winchester on the Fourth. People enjoyed baseball at Reservoir Park as banks remained closed for two days and cashiers and clerks worked double today.
Winchester resident George W. Taylor reports lasting relief from itching after five years of discomfort using Doan's Ointment. He praises a single application that stopped the itch and urges others to use Doan's for all skin diseases. Sold at Baker & Son's drug store for 50 cents. Feater Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name.
The report examines a brick sample absorbing water to about 16 ounces. It describes the brick's soaking capacity and the implications for porosity and material testing.
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