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The Evening Star notes shifts in 1908 conventions in Chicago and Denver. It argues Roosevelt used patronage and force, while Bryan influenced with ideas and conscience.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
4
The Evening Star notes shifts in 1908 conventions in Chicago and Denver. It argues Roosevelt used patronage and force, while Bryan influenced with ideas and conscience.
A London church named the Church of Ascension opens without pulpit or services. Its walls display Bible history paintings by a distinguished artist. Access is free, and visitors may meditate or pray inside. The article argues preaching remains essential despite visual aids. Rev. S. K. Cox in the Christian Advocate.
The legislature approved funding to establish an agricultural high school in each congressional district. The first school will be opened in Manassas in September.
A Rural New Yorker excerpt proclaims the Civil War's first battlefield as a symbol of wonderful hopeful growth in American history, reflecting on early conflict and national resilience.
From Hagerstown Winchester goes to Hanover to play tomorrow. Sentz, who went to Baltimore, did not return in time for yesterday's game. Subway Smith of Baltimore joined Hanover. Dutch Sterzer, last year’s Martineburg star, beat Dayton 6 to 1 with 11 wins in 14 starts. Frederick visits Winchester Friday and Winchester goes to Frederick Monday. The Frederick News criticizes booze and lazy players affecting performance.
The funeral of the late William Walker died at his home in this city will be held at 10 o'clock at No. 646 North Main street. Interment will follow at Cedar Grove. Walker known as a model colored citizen, sober industrious and scrupulously honest in all dealings. His memory cherished by those he met.
A West Virginia woman shares a personal tale of illness from overwork and poor meals. After leaving a preparatory school due to declining health and eyesight, she finds renewed strength and academic success after starting Grape Nuts with Grandma's Jersey cream. Now a junior in college and class president, she credits the product with restoring health and enabling continued study.
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